BLINDS PERCEPTION OF ARCHITECTURE AND CRITERIA AND DESIGNING PATTERNS FOR THEME

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FARZIN AHMAD ALI; SHEIBANI ARGHAVAN

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Journal: BAGH-E NAZAR Year:2010 | Volume:7 | Issue:13 Page(s): 61-72

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BLINDS PERCEPTION OF ARCHITECTURE AND CRITERIA AND DESIGNING PATTERNS FOR THEME

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FARZIN AHMAD ALI | SHEIBANI ARGHAVAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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ARCHITECTUREQ2

BLINDNESSQ3

PERCEPTIONQ2

AREAQ2

CRITERIAQ2

DESIGNQ1

Abstract

The Aim and scope of this paper is recognizing of content & history of vertical urban DESIGN as a new.ARCHITECTURE is a mixture of passions and ideas for better living through building and creation of different constructions in which we remove our needs as living, security, comfort, and many countless needs of human being.According to general equality of species societies in constructions during centuries there are some common pattern in constructions. But, regarding to human specifications in understandings and intelligence of AREAs which has an absolute dependence to human sensation tools, unfortunately in human societies, disabled people who doesn’t have common senses for this issue are different to the usual people, particularly blind people who are missing the main sense.on the other hand ARCHITECTURE mostly use the spectrum and in other words it’s a visual art. So on, in an ARCHITECTURE project for blind people these issue must be mentioned: In case of preventing the feeling of ostracism in these people, we can’t isolate them from normal people in some limited AREA and also specializing a huge project exclusively for a short percentage of population doesn’t have economical justification and also due to technological and scientific growth in recent and coming years, so that we may see such evolution that a new procedure in architectural DESIGN might be needed to be included with visual elements. So what’s beneath on this project is a quest for recognition of blinds understanding of ARCHITECTURE and present a pattern of a suitable place with their understandings and generally a DESIGN for an entertainment and cultural complex for a rest and passing a nice and remembering time for everyone with putting some preferences in the AREA for blind people and making some facilities and enjoying conditions for them with have an eye on basis of a landscape ARCHITECTURE project.

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FARZIN, AHMAD ALI, & SHEIBANI, ARGHAVAN. (2010). BLINDS PERCEPTION OF ARCHITECTURE AND CRITERIA AND DESIGNING PATTERNS FOR THEME. BAGH-E NAZAR, 7(13), 61-72. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/125481/en

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FARZIN AHMAD ALI, SHEIBANI ARGHAVAN. BLINDS PERCEPTION OF ARCHITECTURE AND CRITERIA AND DESIGNING PATTERNS FOR THEME. BAGH-E NAZAR[Internet]. 2010;7(13):61-72. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/125481/en

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AHMAD ALI FARZIN, and ARGHAVAN SHEIBANI, “BLINDS PERCEPTION OF ARCHITECTURE AND CRITERIA AND DESIGNING PATTERNS FOR THEME,” BAGH-E NAZAR, vol. 7, no. 13, pp. 61–72, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/125481/en

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