A Look at the Concept and Approach to the Typology of Residential Complexes

Hossein Rastegar Kashkooli¹

1) urban planing student master

IOI Code : XCAE-EFZBB
Publication : 2nd Conference on Urban Management, Urban Development and Architecture with Approach to Economics and Civil Engineering(nccau.ir)
Abstract :
    Urban housing can generally be divided into two single-family and one-bedroom apartments. The apartments can be divided into two main groups, in which conventional or short-term buildings up to 8 floors are called high-rise or towers. Residential complexes can also include a number of building blocks, which can include different types of housing (single-family, short and high-rise apartments). Residential apartment complexes have different dimensions and their planning principles and criteria can be formulated to achieve optimal residential environments. Some of the most important aspects are: transportation and access systems, physical dimensions of residential complexes, urban landscape dimensions, environmental dimensions, access to services, important urban facilities and uses, social and cultural dimensions of apartment complexes. Therefore, to address the needs of residents, residential complexes need to apply general and specific guidelines for new residential complexes to respond to a wider variety of groups with different lifestyles in different cities across the country. Only by focusing on the variety of influential human factors and research into the habits of people living in different cities can one help clarify the findings and formulate housing patterns.

Keywords : residential complex housing typology approach