Examining systematically the spatial nature of geographic phenomena is an effective approach by the geographers. Towards this, the study of rural settlements and dwellings, as spatial phenomena, can help tracking and broaden the approach. This article attempt, with reference to affecting factors and forces, to review the structure-functional characteristics of turkman dwellings in Bojnord (North Khorasan), in one hand, and to reveals their role in creating the public space and the whole landscape of villages, in other hand. The methodology is based on “structural-functional dynamics”, a view in spatial paradigm and the research methodic is an inductive one, based on field observation, using surveying and interview techniques. The results of this paper shows, that the governing structural function dynamics (containing elements and attributes of environmental, cultural, social, economic and ethnic spheres) order systematically all inner relationships within the rural settlements and thus, evolved and shaped the turkman-dwellings in this region.