Promotion policy of creative architecture design process
Subject Areas : Urbanism
Mohammad hossein Eslampour
1
,
nima valizadeh
2
*
,
Shabnam Akbari Namdar
3
1 - Student
2 - Department of Architecture, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran.
3 - Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran
Keywords: Policy making, creative architecture, design,
Abstract :
Creative architecture is a creative approach in the design and construction of buildings and interior spaces, which is very different from traditional architectural approaches. This architectural approach tries to create different and attractive buildings and interior spaces by using new and creative methods in design, construction and optimization. This approach deals with the design of spaces that use creativity and innovation to create spaces with an attractive and unique appearance. Creative architecture is based on innovation, initiative and the minds of different architects and designers, allowing them to improve their designs by combining new ideas and advanced technologies. This architectural approach creates spaces that, according to the existing needs and limitations, still have the ability to provide unique and attractive experiences. Policy making to promote the creative architectural design process can include a set of strategies and actions that help architects and designers to apply innovative and creative ideas in their projects. The necessity and importance of this research lies in trying to clarify the relationship between the concepts of intuitive perception and the process of creative architectural design. Choosing the subject and approach of creative architecture is important because creative thinking is one of the essential prerequisites for the success of graduates in designing and intelligently facing the challenges they face. This research is also an attempt to provide principles that help establish a relationship between the basics of intuitive perception and the development of creativity in architects, especially in all stages of the architectural design process. By presenting these principles, the present research tries to provide a basis for the development and strengthening of creativity in architects. This research seeks to achieve the key policy axes of the promotion of the creative architecture design process.
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