Titlebook: Urban Change in Iran; Stories of Rooted Hi Fatemeh Farnaz Arefian,Seyed Hossein Iradj Moeini Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Sw

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In the Shadow of Written History: An Exploration of the Tehran Bazaar as a Non-placetions, definitions and descriptions based on travellers’ accounts, map productions, the monarchies’ role in shaping cities, revolutions, theories of city evolution, the Iranian versus Islamic city controversies, archaeological approaches to civilisation and even linguistic approaches to Persian root

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A Review of Urban Images of Tehran in the Iranian Post-revolution Cinemably linked on a number of levels, and it can be said that cinema, space and place need each other for self-description. First images of cities in the movies almost coincided with the birth of cinema and after a little time, all major cities in the world were shown in movies so that perhaps the socia

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Tehran: A Call for Spatial Justicedemocratic boundaries while injustice embeds itself into space. The phenomenon of the ‘city’ and ‘urban life’ is born through the evolving process of the satisfaction of social primary and secondary needs. Overcoming basic needs in life, calls for a profound personal spiritual fulfilment, sometimes

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Citizens as Drivers for Urban Change: Citizens’ Exhibition as Participatory Tool. The Case of Hashtg efficient behaviour and urban development in the New Town of Hashtgerd in Iran. The basic idea of a citizens’ exhibition is to publicly present the attitudes, goals and motivations of different people in an exhibition in order to spur public discussion and promote understanding among citizens and d

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Tehran, the Scene of Modernity in the Pahlavi Dynasty: Modernisation and Urbanisation Processes 1925dern nation-state. This chapter presents a framework to analyse the transformation of the changing urban form of Tehran during this time. Two elements of this framework stand out; First, the concept of modernity, which emphasises the condition of continuous change in the city. The second element is

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From Utopia to Dystopia: Shushtar-e-No, Endeavour Towards Paradigmatic Shiftg sector, thanks to suddenly increasing oil revenues. For a while, the western approach to housing and dwelling, crystallised in the proliferating and internationally appreciated style of modern architecture, dominated Iran’s new architecture and urban planning. However, a number of architects and u

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The Relationship Between Urban Governance and Sustainable Urban Development in Irannmental challenges include high and ineffective energy consumption, destruction of natural environment, pollution of air, water, soil and other related problems. On the social and economic fronts, poverty and inequality in access to public services and infrastructures and employment has led to rapid