RURAL HOUSING PHENOMENOLOGY

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SARTIPIPOUR MOHSEN

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RURAL HOUSING PHENOMENOLOGY

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SARTIPIPOUR MOHSEN | Issue Writer Certificate

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SHELTERQ1

HOUSINGQ2

RESIDENCEQ2

HOUSEQ2

VILLAGEQ2

ARCHITECTURE SPACEQ2

Abstract

Today’s HOUSING designs, despite of their positive values and ignorance to its concepts, are in contrast with the real life and environment. In the ideal situation to overcome the deficiencies and defects is through real experiments. While today’s architecture is going in this direction, the indigenous HOUSING rather than disregarding life needs and struggle with geographical variables, is very well aware of originality of life and potential environment which have been form in harmony. Good example of this architecture can be seen in rural HOUSEs. This kind of architecture which has relatively fixed and sustainable principles did not change easily. Their changes were often slowly from inside and among the long period time. One of the most important features of the rural architecture is considering the design consistent with people’s natural needs, environment and their routine activities, such as type of livelihood spaces. This type of HOUSING which include the living and working spaces present the attention of the architecture to the people’s life, their needs and the physical space which have been created harmony with the life story of the rural RESIDENCE. Having consider their life, needs and harmony with the natural environment, has resulted to form different kinds of HOUSING, such as tent, arbor, temporary seasonal and permanent HOUSEs. Rural architecture, which include HOUSING or public spaces such as cisterns, refrigerators, wind and water mills, pigeon-house (for plants fertility and growth) reservoir and … are clear instances of people’s life. This is similar to a great encyclopedia showing its builder’s worldviews and knowledge. Paying attention to the VILLAGEs, rural HOUSING and the architecture which is resulted from the human temperament and natural environment around it, could be an appropriate guide for today’s architects to design rural HOUSING. But to start such an approach needs the knowledge on rural HOUSING phenomenology and a new reference to its essence and identity. Such process is an important step towards understanding and cognition of the total subject and could be conducted to achieve the suitable rural HOUSING principles.

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SARTIPIPOUR, MOHSEN. (2011). RURAL HOUSING PHENOMENOLOGY. HOUSING AND RURAL ENVIRONMENT, 30(133), 3-14. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/186123/en

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SARTIPIPOUR MOHSEN. RURAL HOUSING PHENOMENOLOGY. HOUSING AND RURAL ENVIRONMENT[Internet]. 2011;30(133):3-14. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/186123/en

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MOHSEN SARTIPIPOUR, “RURAL HOUSING PHENOMENOLOGY,” HOUSING AND RURAL ENVIRONMENT, vol. 30, no. 133, pp. 3–14, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/186123/en

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