Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 nadaram

2 دانشگاه گیلان -مدیرگروه جغرافیا وبرنامه ریزی شهری

3 Department of Geography, Faculty of Humanities, University of Guilan

Abstract

In today's modern world where people get lost in the maze of wide streets and stairs and live hard in the layers of cold and soulless iron cities. In some cities there are areas of old structures that Walking in these areas brings peace and slowing down the passage of time. Objective of the study: Application of sustainable urban regeneration in the historical context of the Prophetic neighborhood of Qazvin Research

The present study is a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods and has practical aspects. In a quantitative way, the study of housing indicators in order to identify the current state of housing in the historical context. Qualitative method with in-depth interview technique. Formation of a 15-member panel of experts in order to apply sustainable urban regeneration in the historical context of Qazvin. Geographical area of the study: The study area includes the historical context of Qazvin, the neighborhood of the Prophet, the market area and the adjacent residential context. This neighborhood is limited to Imam Khomeini Street from the north, Peyghambriyeh Street from the east, Ansari from the south and Rumi from the west.

In the stage of reviewing housing indicators in the historical context of Qazvin city, Peyghambrieh neighborhood can be analyzed: Housing in this context needs seismic improvement in order to strengthen, economic empowerment, identification through revitalization of historical housing species. The second stage, based on the application of sustainable urban regeneration, was summarized by the method of in-depth interviews with experts on the most important aspects of regeneration in the historical context of Qazvin, Peyghambriyeh neighborhood. Results: The main result of this research is the application of institutional mechanisms to move towards the application of integrated tissue management in the first step and then the establishment of sustainable urban regeneration in this context.

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