Analysis of Factors and Processes Affecting the Plurality of Contemporary Residential Facades in Iran (Case Study: Residential Buildings of District 1, Tabriz)
Subject Areas : Creative City Design
Hajar Panahi Barjay
1
(PhD Student, Department of Architecture, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran)
lida balilan asl
2
(Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran)
dariush sattarzadeh
3
(Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran)
Keywords: Facade, Residential Apartments, Tabriz, Pluralism,
Abstract :
The architectural scene and the scene of contemporary Iranian cities, especially metropolises, are full of unique and different development plans from others. In contemporary Iran, diversity, pluralism, eclecticism, and teaching of views are the main architectural design characteristics in recent decades that happen to residential buildings. However, such buildings are the most numerous and influential factors in contemporary cities. Therefore, the purpose of writing the present paper is to analyze factors and processes based on the plurality of contemporary residential facades by examining a sample of district one neighborhoods in Tabriz. The present study is descriptive-analytical uses survey research designs. The statistical population includes residents over 18 years old in the distric one neighborhood of Tabriz among Vali-asr and Abbasi Streets. Cochran's formula is used for sampling random clusters and determining the statistical sample size. Considering the statistical population, the sample size has amounted to 221 person. A close-ended questionnaire was used online. The results indicate spatial belonging (-0.83%), perception (-0.79), Consumerism attitude (0.69), Social Solidarity (0.61), historical memory (-0.49), individualism (0.46), and cultural belonging (-0.36) have the highest to the least significant positive correlation with intensity to pluralism. In this point of view, spatial sense of belonging, historical memory, and cultural belonging negatively correlate with the intensity of pluralism. The increase of spatial belonging, social solidarity, historical memory, and cultural belonging among the residents of the district one (Vali-asr and Abbasi Neighborhoods) will decrease sharply.