PRIVACY AS A CULTURAL VALUE IN TRADITIONAL IRANIAN HOUSING; Lessons for Modern Iranian High Density Vertical Development (HDVD) Housing

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Fallah, Siyamak Nayyeri [1 ,2 ]
Khalili, Akram [1 ,2 ]
Rasdi, Mohammad Tajuddin bin Mohd [1 ]
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[1] Univ Technol Malaysia, Fac Built Environm, Dept Architecture, Skudai, Malaysia
[2] IA Univ Nour, Fac Architecture, Nour, Iran
关键词
Culture; privacy; Iranian traditional housing; high-rise housing; hierarchy;
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TU [建筑科学];
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The role of value of privacy in shaping Iranian culture is vital. In contrary to modern middle-class Iranian high density vertical development housing, this cultural principle plays a great role in shaping spatial organization of Iranian traditional housing. The aim of this study is to establish a framework to improve spatial organization of modern Iranian high density vertical development (HDVD) housing through lessons learnt from traditional Iranian housing. In this regard, to reach the aim through qualitative approach and case study strategy, this value of the Iranian traditional housing was investigated. The data collection methods to collect data from middle-class traditional and modern high-density vertical development (HDVD) housing, were multiple tactics as direct observation, open-ended expert interview, semi-structured and focus group interviewing, taking photo, and plan layout. As conclude, it was reached that privacy as a principle governing all aspects of life has had deep impacts on spatial organization of traditional Iranian housing. Thus through using the spatial concept of privacy learnt from traditional Iranian housing can formulate recommendations to betterment spatial organization of middle-class modern Iranian HDVD housing.
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页码:198 / 216
页数:19
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