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Sara Soleimani

Sara Soleimani

Academic rank: Assistant Professor
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Education: PhD.
ScopusId: 4596
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Faculty: Faculty of Art and Architecture
Address: University of Kurdistan, Pasdaran St, Sanandaj, Kurdistan, Iran
Phone: 0098-87-33662963

Research

Title
Insight into the valuable elements of Sistan local architecture in relation to climatic factors of sustainable architecture
Type
JournalPaper
Keywords
sustainable architecture, Traditional architecture of Sistan, Kharkhona, Koulak, Sourak.
Year
2016
Journal باغ نظر
DOI
Researchers Salahedin Molanaei ، Sara Soleimani

Abstract

In this study, part of the native Iranian architecture of the Sistan region in terms of climate issues, techniques used in the construction of buildings and difficult environmental (climatic) issues are studied. Today, in sustainable architecture, the greatest attention is paid to climatic, environmental and green architecture issues alongside matters related to traditional and old architecture on a local and global level. Advanced technologies in construction and use of new materials in architecture has, on the one hand, created the suitable conditions for realizing exotic ideas and projects for architects and designers. These challenges and the need for paying attention to valuable elements of local traditional architecture indicate the necessity of undertaking research on climatic conditions and sustainable architecture. This research deals with parts of traditional Iranian architecture in the Sistan region in terms of climate, the techniques used in construction and difficult environmental conditions (climate) based on modern theories of sustainable architecture. The research question deals with the factors, climatic conditions and characteristics of architectural structures of Sistan region (indigenous and ancient) which can be utilized in modern Iranian architecture and be of use in contemporary design issues of climate architecture. The research methodology was based on two parts: a descriptive approach and field studies in part one and a comparison of the theoretical and climatic components of sustainable architecture with the structural elements of local Sistan architecture forms part two. In traditional Iranian architecture, discussions always focus on valuable strategies and methods of providing adequate living conditions in buildings. Different and variable climatic and geographic conditions throughout this land have forced architects with their innovative principles to provide the best and most appropriate ways of buildings adapting to climatic conditio