Investigating Tabriz Folk Architecture in Preserving Culture

Investigating Tabriz Folk Architecture in Preserving Culture

Hooman Mohammadi Balcin1 Shahram Naseh Zaza Tabriz2

1) Master of Architecture, Architecture, Islamic Azad University, Middle Branch, Iran
2) Assistant Professor Islamic Azad University, Middle Branch, Iran

IOI Code : XCZH-EDBGF
Publication : 3rd. International Conference on Civil Engineering, Architecture and Urban Development Management in Iran(caumconf.com)
Abstract :
    In the past, the spirit of culture was more stable, not dynamic. Tribal, ethnic, racial, distance, class-boundary boundaries, climatic, territorial, ritual influences exerted their influence on the shape and the architectural space. Religious buildings, rituals and even residences, but the developments of the present century have brought about changes in some aspects of society s life and culture. Traditional architectural movement has ceased to exist and, on the other hand, has not been able to adapt to culture due to the speed of change. While developments in European countries were taking place step by step, they largely replaced change easily. Now, if the fundamental factors of our nation s culture and architecture are revived, they will continue to survive. In this research, using descriptive-analytical method, it first examines previous researches and documents in the field of defining indigenous culture and architecture, and the impact of these two on each other, then using the analysis of the research done, the influence of important factors on achieving this goal. Explained. To find the relationship between the various issues identified.

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