HOUSING AND IDENTITY; STUDY ON THE MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN DWELLER’S IDENTITY AND RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT

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POURDEIHIMI SHAHRAM; MASHAYEKH FARIDANI SAEED; NOURTAGHANI ABDOLMAJID

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Journal: Housing and Rural Environment Year:2013 | Volume:32 | Issue:141 Page(s): 3-18

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HOUSING AND IDENTITY; STUDY ON THE MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN DWELLER’S IDENTITY AND RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT

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POURDEIHIMI SHAHRAM | MASHAYEKH FARIDANI SAEED | NOURTAGHANI ABDOLMAJID | Issue Writer Certificate

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RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTQ2

IDENTITYQ2

EXTENDED SELFQ2

SOCIAL COMMUNICATIONQ1

Abstract

Behavioral science theories emphasized the role of IDENTITY in explaining the ways RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTs interact with residents. Indeed, many researchers suggest the IDENTITY as a main purpose of dwelling. So, residents’ IDENTITY is one of the most important issues in dwelling concept of settlements architecture. Nevertheless, this issue is paying no attention to literature. In this article, we have attempted to find the theoretical model of interaction between RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT and residents’ IDENTITY.First, on the basis of behavioral science theories which present the hypothesis of the ways in which residents interact with RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTs, then we test the hypothesis with logical reasoning, according to theories and researches that support the issue.As RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT is a social space, so one can claim that human shape the RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT with semantic elements according to his/her image in order to interact the others in symbolic interaction through constructed environment and with regard to others’ evaluation of his/her RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT can evaluate, confirm, and promote his/her IDENTITY.RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT in its performance as an “extended self” is linkage of man with his physical and social environment and with its two dimensions including the ‘material me’ and the ‘social me’, or as place IDENTITY and social IDENTITY interprets and explain the relation. Formation of these identities occurs in a reciprocal process and RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT has placed in it as a symbol of self. In the reciprocal process with individuals, RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT on the basis of its characteristics declare, interpret, and confirm itself.Resident’s level of IDENTITY Assessment through two measures, first “environment’s affordance” that produces environment’s potential interactions through qualitative aspects and efficacy dimension’s of space; and the second is resident’s interactions with environment that generates their belonging feeling to environment through place IDENTITY.On the basis of theoretical model that this article suggests, one can conclude that RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENTs must be constructed in the way that residents have set them as their identical symbol. So, purposeful design with home’s conceptual elements including base (territory, private, personalizing possibility in semi private open space…) and society (shaping social groups, symbolic interactions with environmental behavior’s regulations) are useful to achieve this. So, the designing should not merely supply residents’ currently needs but also must consider their higher level needs in order that the RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT can provide adequate and qualitative setting in dynamic process of IDENTITY formation. Design of theories of RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT can be revised with relationship between IDENTITY of residence and RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT.

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POURDEIHIMI, SHAHRAM, MASHAYEKH FARIDANI, SAEED, & NOURTAGHANI, ABDOLMAJID. (2013). HOUSING AND IDENTITY; STUDY ON THE MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN DWELLER’S IDENTITY AND RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT. HOUSING AND RURAL ENVIRONMENT, 32(141), 3-18. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/186192/en

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POURDEIHIMI SHAHRAM, MASHAYEKH FARIDANI SAEED, NOURTAGHANI ABDOLMAJID. HOUSING AND IDENTITY; STUDY ON THE MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN DWELLER’S IDENTITY AND RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT. HOUSING AND RURAL ENVIRONMENT[Internet]. 2013;32(141):3-18. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/186192/en

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SHAHRAM POURDEIHIMI, SAEED MASHAYEKH FARIDANI, and ABDOLMAJID NOURTAGHANI, “HOUSING AND IDENTITY; STUDY ON THE MECHANISMS OF INTERACTION BETWEEN DWELLER’S IDENTITY AND RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT,” HOUSING AND RURAL ENVIRONMENT, vol. 32, no. 141, pp. 3–18, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/186192/en

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