RECONSTRUCTION IN MODERNISM

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ZEKAVAT K.

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ISSN: 2588-4824

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Journal: Soffeh Year:2003 | Volume:13 | Issue:36 Page(s): 77-91

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RECONSTRUCTION IN MODERNISM

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Abstract

The negative impacts of Modem architecture and planning is experienced both in developed and developing countries. According to morphology scholars, the most appropriate way to avoid the historical discontinuity is to draw on the experience and values inherent in physical structures of the pre- modern city. An effort should thus be made to develop urban spaces with human scale, impressive environments and a sense of place. Drawing on the principles of spatial formation, the modern architecture and urban design in Iran tries to improve edges, skyline, corners, and other attributes in the image of the city- the principles which have been neglected for long. As an implementation policy, reconstruction of Modern architectural values is the key to establishing morphological values, spatial order and identity in the Iranian city. This also concerns functional aspects and promotes concepts such as public territory and appropriate urban activities.

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