Check Local Role Models In The New Technology Building

Shiva Shokri; Karim Norani; Fatemeh Hosseinzadeh

Abstract

Construction and civil engineering projects in terms of capital and human resources of the country are involved in the industry. The rapid growth and increasing population and increasing demand, the need to reduce delivery time and reduce the payback period of project's investors have caused the necessity to change the traditional manner of construction is growing. The Iranian architecture have manifested themselves in different forms in different buildings, is a special place where beliefs and rituals in the geographic and climatic conditions and the result is tangible fruits of the artists is to promote the art on the basis of their faith, It's his life and in this way they have done. A quick look at the vernacular architecture of different areas of environmental and climatic characteristics of the zone indicates the recognition of Iran's diverse and ingenious remedy by our ancestors to make greater use of natural resources and deal with the problems of environmental and climate anomalies. Must be realistic and understand that society and our architecture can be formed on the basis of achievements and to stand up, not from the West and East reserves imposed on us and is repeated thousands of times in classrooms and communities! New roles and we have to think of everything we thought and thought architecture. Therefore, this article attempts to introduce new technology in the building, looking for a solution that at least local patterns of each region in the import industry! We use while on the retrofitting effort, originality and architectural history to be maintained and only pure blind follower of the eastern and western patterns not seen that unfortunately, despite the fact that many of us have nothing in common with Iranian culture and traditions.

Keywords

traditional patterns - patterns and Western - Construction industry - Iranian architecture

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S. S. , K. N. , F. H. , "Check Local Role Models In The New Technology Building", International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering & Management (IJIREM), Vol-3, Issue-1, Page No-59-63, 2016. Available from: