Authors : Houtan Iravani, Sara adavi, Elham Ahmadi, Rahil Soltani, Monir Mazaheri and Zinat Binande
Abstract: Since, the specification stated on the overall architecture of the bank in all studies presented while depending on your geographic location vote differently than they will also squeezed into is home to reviewing analytical vernacular architecture of native city of Gorgan and Golestan Province Gomishan, Lahijan in Gilan factors, Babol, Sari Mazandaran Province to as samples rich in native architecture of the Caspian Sea which is an interested party to human needs and physical architecture of the region’s identity and the authenticity of this study. Native studied in order to identify sectors to identify appropriate physical spaces to use them today and architectural characteristics, culture and anthropology. Importance of addressed this issue in the wrong direction. These are cultural beliefs of each region as well as vernacular architecture can one factor buildings Research on the better for restoration and renovation of tissues traditional architecture of the region the theoretical framework of which the architectural basis in the past have been significantly the main question of this project is that the differences in the architecture of this coast is formed and how the architecture of the area to supply the wants and needs of indigenous cultural and functional, modifying the climate conditions in the region as well as the adaptation vernacular architecture of this region there the research, cross-sectional species primarily linguistic information through surveys, interviews and documentary studies Gerda is productivity and the study analyzes similar cases have been selected among the samples. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the knowledge and introduction of some indigenous architecture Housing Bank is the recognition of indigenous architectural overview.
Houtan Iravani, Sara adavi, Elham Ahmadi, Rahil Soltani, Monir Mazaheri and Zinat Binande, 2016. Vernacular Architecture Differences Homes Sea Caspian. Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 11: 91-96.