[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Urban planning in the grip of laws and against it | Sohrab Mashhoodi The decline of contemporary urban planning in Iran and ”selling the city to solve financial problems” result from a destructive culture of high-density housing sales and charging inferiors instead of superiors. In such management, urban planning...
Law and legislation; The journey of thinking in architecture | Mohammad Mansour Flamaki Weak legislation, the state’s historical experiences, blind imitation, lack of efficient schools of architecture and a collective demand to revolutionize the culture and architectural knowledge are some reasons of our lag in urbanization. Legislation cannot produce an...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Municipality Commission Article V; fluid borders of law across the city and the order of urbanism | Alireza Khadem The concept of law is a notion that can only be interpreted in real life. Therefore, we need a mechanism to recognize that intermediator and understand the law itself. In...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] The city in wrestling with the conflicting interests; a glance at the main overt and covert factors in the formulation of urbanization regulations | Siamak Eslami The expansion of cities in Iran and the necessity of protecting public rights confronting conflicting interests and the presence of overt and covert...
The independent existence of the urban form; The myth of the «old city» as a «homogeneous form» | Alireza Khadem The urban form as an integrated and homogeneous totality has a mythical place in architecture and urbanization discipline rhetoric. Also, it has a unique position in our now and here...
