Climate Stories; an Approach to Understanding the Architecture of Regional Homes Based on the Critical Regional Theory (Case Study: Tehran)

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Farivar Golrokh; FOROUTAN MANOUCHEHR; CHARKHCHIAN MARYAM; SADEGHI SHAHPAR REZA

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Journal: ISLAMIC ART Year:2020 | Volume:17 | Issue:39 Page(s): 288-307

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Title

Climate Stories; an Approach to Understanding the Architecture of Regional Homes Based on the Critical Regional Theory (Case Study: Tehran)

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Farivar Golrokh | FOROUTAN MANOUCHEHR | CHARKHCHIAN MARYAM | SADEGHI SHAHPAR REZA | Issue Writer Certificate

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Climatic StoryQ1

regional architectureQ1

Old Houses of TehranQ1

Critical RegionalismQ1

Abstract

Today, one of the architectural concerns in Tehran is the formation of houses without regional identity, the unification of the physical environment and the disappearance of the architectural identity and appearance of the houses. However, the concept of housing in Iran is tied to the culture and climate of each region, and this can be studied in stories and particularly climate literature and perceiving the views of authors that are taken from the layers of people's lives. The issue that can be raised here is the recognition of the role of climate stories in the awareness of architectural elements and features in the past. The research method of this research is descriptive with the method of comparative studies and the research approach is qualitative. The type of research is fundamental in terms of purpose, and considering that its output is supposed to be methodical, then it is explanatory in terms of the type of results and in terms of the technique of literary criticism analysis. The process of data collection is library research and since the foundation of this research is the use of climatic literature, literary criticism and content analysis were used. Findings indicate that through the principles of Critical Regionalism, one can get acquainted with the characteristics of climatic fiction. The application of semantic critique method with narrative, lexical (formalistic), technical, structural, social and aesthetic semiotics approaches is effective in understanding the architecture of old houses through climatic stories.

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Farivar, Golrokh, FOROUTAN, MANOUCHEHR, CHARKHCHIAN, MARYAM, & SADEGHI SHAHPAR, REZA. (2020). Climate Stories; an Approach to Understanding the Architecture of Regional Homes Based on the Critical Regional Theory (Case Study: Tehran). ISLAMIC ART, 17(39 ), 288-307. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/380498/en

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Farivar Golrokh, FOROUTAN MANOUCHEHR, CHARKHCHIAN MARYAM, SADEGHI SHAHPAR REZA. Climate Stories; an Approach to Understanding the Architecture of Regional Homes Based on the Critical Regional Theory (Case Study: Tehran). ISLAMIC ART[Internet]. 2020;17(39 ):288-307. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/380498/en

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Golrokh Farivar, MANOUCHEHR FOROUTAN, MARYAM CHARKHCHIAN, and REZA SADEGHI SHAHPAR, “Climate Stories; an Approach to Understanding the Architecture of Regional Homes Based on the Critical Regional Theory (Case Study: Tehran),” ISLAMIC ART, vol. 17, no. 39 , pp. 288–307, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/380498/en

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