Identity in Contemporary Architecture of Iran
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences - Year 2015, Vol 3, Issue 2
Abstract
Architecture spite of the differences of land which has effect on it form has intrinsic, dynamic and gradual features which is called identity. Lexicology of identity directs us to human, architecture and its discriminating components. The generality which was divided into internal and external world as style from Malekoshoaraye Bahar viewpoint but its meaning is replaced by architecture mode with created change in world and human in recent years and kept in circle of impermanent taste of architects has gap with its old meaning. Discriminating components of architecture includes human and its beliefs, place and time. In this paper while studying the position of human which is architecture beneficiary, study of place from point of view of theorists and environmental psychologists and its complicated relation with human and effect of memory of place will be considered. Time component is considered not only in conventional kind and inclined to past and directed to its future but as the arena of life accomplishment. Creating a suitable thought framework for identity concept is of research goals and its search system is also qualitative. Keywords: Architecture, Identity, Contemporary Architecture.
Authors and Affiliations
Ahmadreza kaboli, Reza Ghashghaei, Mohammad Ale Mohammad
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