The Study of Residential Open Space Effect in Spatial Form Reorganization

Sadeghifam, O. N.; Estekanchi, N.; Ghaffari Saei, S. N.

doi:10.22034/jumes.2020.242511

The Study of Residential Open Space Effect in Spatial Form Reorganization

Document Type : Case Study

Authors

O. N. Sadeghifam ¹

N. Estekanchi ²

S. N. Ghaffari Saei ³

¹ Institute of Sciences and Engineering, Department of Architecture, Beykent University, Istanbul, Turkey

² Department of Architecture, Department of Art and Architecture, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran

³ Department of Geomatic Engineering, Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey

10.22034/jumes.2020.242511

Abstract

The restrictions available in metropolis extend the construction of residential complexes and reduce the percentage of private court in contemporary architecture. In addition to supplying the light of interior places and natural ventilation, residential open space is considered an opportunity to have more relationship with nature and a place for social interactions. Upward to the limitation of internal space in residential units and its relation to exterior space, traversing up and recognizing the current land of open spaces will result in designing the residential open spaces more consciously in the hereafter. In countries such as Iran, which have started and proceeded to build residential complexes using western models, the open spaces of residential complexes don’t create enough belonging feeling in residents. In this research, we try to analyze the key components of the quality of open residential spaces in relation to design in the urban spatial organization approach.

Keywords

Metropolis

residential open space

social interactions

Spatial organization