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The Role of Culture in promoting Architectural Identity Using Historical Lenses
I.
What is Culture as viewed from historical lenses
a. How is Culture related to the architecture of a society?
b. Does architecture define the identity of Culture?
c. What is the relationship between culture and architecture, and do they
define the way of life of a society?
II.
Thesis: The study of cultural expressions, such as language, art, and architecture,
is an important component of cultural analysis. Architecture is a way for people to
express their Culture, and it has a direct impact on the structural, historical,
political, economic, and social aspects of every given civilization. Using tangible
objects, people in every country aspire to develop an architecture that adheres to
their national norms and values in some way. Cultural and societal attitudes have
the most profound impact on architecture. Consequently, it seems that Culture has
a significant influence on the development of architectural identity. Using archival
and library sources, this paper aims to learn more about culture’s role in shaping a
building’s unique aesthetic character. This will lead to an investigation of Iranian
historic structures from different ages after rethinking notions of Culture, identity,
and architecture, as well as their interrelationships.
III.
A. Before the Islamic Revolution: ” an overview of Iranian architecture and
culture from several historical eras.”
Iranian architecture had a strong sense of continuity and growth by the early years
of the Qajar era. When new manufacturing processes and materials were
developed, or when employers’ needs changed and expanded over time, they
changed in form but remained strong based on indivisible concepts and attributes.
B. Phalavi’s first and second dynasty, The first and second dynasty of Qajar,
The historical events and cultural activities within this historic period and the
cultural look are based on tradition.
C. What were the factors affecting the formation of architectural spaces?
To comprehend the connection between culture and architecture, it is necessary to
first consider the connection between Culture and physical space.
D. Does Architecture symbolize Culture?
Regardless of the ideology that governs society, it has its aims and ideals. The
primary function of Culture is to convey abstract concepts in tangible form.
E. What are the factors affecting the architectural space
IV.
Architectural settings may be influenced by Culture in two ways: to create a
functional organization as well as spatial hierarchy employing the formulation of
behavioural laws and regulations. Creating meaning in an architectural
environment is accomplished by using symbols, archetypes, and metaphors to
elicit recollections, beliefs, and bodily sensations.
V.
The function and roles of Culture in promoting the identity of architecture.
Culture also has a tangible element, which refers to things like buildings and
industries. In truth, a society’s Culture includes all of these aspects. The
connection between culture and architecture can be observed here since it is
founded on the values, beliefs, and so on of the people who built it. Buildings are
like dusty book that deserves to be read.
VI.
Iranian Culture’s foundations and their impact on architecture
a. a. Correlation of cultural indicators and architecture in Iran Persepolis
across time
b. Solomon’s throne
c. James Isfahan Mosque
d. The building of the National library
VII.
Conclusion
The architectural body was shaped by the cultural indicators of the society, and
those who lived in the national Culture were able to build an architecture that had
a distinct character. Previous research has shown that antique architecture had a
strong sense of identity since it reflected human ideals. It should not be mistaken
that the re-creation of places in conventional architectural constructions that have
a sense of their own character. Because the requirements of the previous period
were met by the traditional architecture, re-creating it in the new era will not meet
those needs. As a cultural construct that emerged from and was impacted by its
own culture, a community’s Culture serves to define its own unique identity. One
of the most significant and defining traits of any country and time period is the art
of architecture.
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