NEW LOOK AT UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF IRAN'S ROCK-CUT ARCHITECTURE SETTLEMENTS WITH (CASE STUDY: THE WORLD HERITAGE SITE OF MEYMAND VILLAGE, SHAHRE BABAK)

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MANGELI MOHAMMAD; ABOUEI REZA; MEHDIZADEH SARADJ FATEMEH

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Journal: JOURNAL OF THE STUDIES OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PLANNING (JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPE) Year:2018 | Volume:12 | Issue:4 (41) Page(s): 785-802

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NEW LOOK AT UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF IRAN'S ROCK-CUT ARCHITECTURE SETTLEMENTS WITH (CASE STUDY: THE WORLD HERITAGE SITE OF MEYMAND VILLAGE, SHAHRE BABAK)

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MANGELI MOHAMMAD | ABOUEI REZA | MEHDIZADEH SARADJ FATEMEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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ROCK-CUT SETTLEMENTSQ1

MEYMANDQ2

VERNACULAR ARCHITECTUREQ2

ARCHITECTURAL FRAMEWORKQ2

VILLAGEQ2

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IntroductionThe rock-cut architecture settlement is an essential yet little known type of VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE whose nature is different from what we understand by the term “ architecture” . Since common building materials are not used in this architecture and it enjoys a different process of creation, rock-cut architecture seems rather contradictory compared to other types of VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE. Building space through hollowing out solid rock is the most essential skill used in this architecture. Iran hosts valuable examples of rock-cut architecture with religious, funeral, service, and residential functions. Cold regions of the country host the majority of rock-cut houses and settlements since their ARCHITECTURAL FRAMEWORK is compatible with harsh climatic conditions. Common building materials and techniques are not used in rock-cut architecture. Instead, space is built through hollowing out a natural solid context either in the form of a flat horizontal land under which the rock-cut buildings are excavated or the steep surface of foothills or gently sloping to upright hills which provide the best context for rock-cut architecture. The context should mainly be softer than granite so that it could be excavated. . .

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MANGELI, MOHAMMAD, ABOUEI, REZA, & MEHDIZADEH SARADJ, FATEMEH. (2018). NEW LOOK AT UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF IRAN'S ROCK-CUT ARCHITECTURE SETTLEMENTS WITH (CASE STUDY: THE WORLD HERITAGE SITE OF MEYMAND VILLAGE, SHAHRE BABAK). JOURNAL OF THE STUDIES OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PLANNING (JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPE), 12(4 (41) ), 785-802. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/176014/en

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MANGELI MOHAMMAD, ABOUEI REZA, MEHDIZADEH SARADJ FATEMEH. NEW LOOK AT UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF IRAN'S ROCK-CUT ARCHITECTURE SETTLEMENTS WITH (CASE STUDY: THE WORLD HERITAGE SITE OF MEYMAND VILLAGE, SHAHRE BABAK). JOURNAL OF THE STUDIES OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PLANNING (JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPE)[Internet]. 2018;12(4 (41) ):785-802. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/176014/en

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MOHAMMAD MANGELI, REZA ABOUEI, and FATEMEH MEHDIZADEH SARADJ, “NEW LOOK AT UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS OF IRAN'S ROCK-CUT ARCHITECTURE SETTLEMENTS WITH (CASE STUDY: THE WORLD HERITAGE SITE OF MEYMAND VILLAGE, SHAHRE BABAK),” JOURNAL OF THE STUDIES OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PLANNING (JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL LANDSCAPE), vol. 12, no. 4 (41) , pp. 785–802, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/176014/en

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