In Quest of Today’ s Life in Traditional Gardens An Analysis of Molla Khalila Park Design in Qazvin

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SALEHI TAHEREH; Zarrabi Mohammad Mahdi; ALEHASHEMI AYDA

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Journal: Manzar Year:2020 | Volume:12 | Issue:50 Page(s): 62-69

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In Quest of Today’ s Life in Traditional Gardens An Analysis of Molla Khalila Park Design in Qazvin

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SALEHI TAHEREH | Zarrabi Mohammad Mahdi | ALEHASHEMI AYDA | Issue Writer Certificate

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Traditional gardens

Regeneration

Molla Khalila park

Qazvin

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The Traditional gardens of Qazvin are generally fruitful that used to be located around Qazvin in the past. With more than a thousand years old and an area of two and a half hectares, these gardens have surrounded Qazvin from the east, south and west directions. These collections of gardens have been a valuable legacy for centuries, defining the boundaries of Qazvin and playing a vital identity role for this city by having unique technical, geographical, hydrological, cultural and identity features. The excessive expansion of Qazvin in recent decades has damaged the identity and territory of its Traditional gardens and threatened and destroyed its Traditional gardens. Factors such as development, population growth, increased land prices, socio-economic changes, landfill construction, and a poor urban management approach have led to these damages. Lack of performance and function consistent with people’ s lives and lack of a comprehensive definition for these urban pieces have destroyed, dried up, disrupted and changed the function of this vital green infrastructure in Qazvin. Molla Khalila park located in the Traditional gardens of Qazvin is one of Qazvin Municipality’ s efforts to restore the Traditional gardens of this city and prepare them for citizens and supply their modern living needs. The park was inaugurated in 2015 and is currently used by Qazvin citizens. This pilot study is an attempt to question the consistency of the design of the park to revive Qazvin gardens, with the concept and role of the Traditional gardens of this city. It also analyzes the success of the project in comparison with the traditional structures and patterns of the Traditional gardens of Qazvin.

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SALEHI, TAHEREH, Zarrabi, Mohammad Mahdi, & ALEHASHEMI, AYDA. (2020). In Quest of Today’ s Life in Traditional Gardens An Analysis of Molla Khalila Park Design in Qazvin. MANZAR, 12(50 ), 62-69. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/955769/en

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SALEHI TAHEREH, Zarrabi Mohammad Mahdi, ALEHASHEMI AYDA. In Quest of Today’ s Life in Traditional Gardens An Analysis of Molla Khalila Park Design in Qazvin. MANZAR[Internet]. 2020;12(50 ):62-69. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/955769/en

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TAHEREH SALEHI, Mohammad Mahdi Zarrabi, and AYDA ALEHASHEMI, “In Quest of Today’ s Life in Traditional Gardens An Analysis of Molla Khalila Park Design in Qazvin,” MANZAR, vol. 12, no. 50 , pp. 62–69, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/955769/en

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