Architecture Reading Techniques: A Feasibility Study

Architecture Reading Techniques: An Initial Study

Software architecture is the high-level description of a system that ignores implementation detail. It provides a means to model the structure, behavior, relationship, and constraints amongst components of the system by using patterns and descriptive languages. Creation of the software architecture is an important part of the development of a software system. Software architecture has become an...

Feasibility Study of GIS and AHP Techniques in Site Selection for Pedestranization towards Urban Regeneration

Evaluation the Role of Factors Affecting the Feasibility of Urban Development Plans through Structural Equation Model (A Case Study in Shiraz City)

The main purpose of this paper is to explain the factors affecting the change of service land uses in the city of Shiraz and identify its reasons. For this purpose, the second-order confirmatory factor analysis technique has been used as one of the structural equation modeling techniques to determine the severity of the effect of the four factors on land use change, through which a contributing...

Feasibility of Ecotourism Development of Rural Communities of Darrehshahr

Iran taking into account its broad and varied potentials is being considered as one of the major tourism focal point. It is argued that, natural attractions, virgin landscapes, hospitable climate, all paved the ground for eco-tourism in Darrehshahr located in Ilam province taking into consideration its geographic location and possessing of ample eco-tourism potentials. However, due to many r...

Evaluation the theories of semiotics approach in the Reading of Architecture and Urbanism

This essay is considered an attempt to present how semiotic studies can be used as a perceptional aspect in reading architecture and urbanism. Appearance of each art is similar to creation of a “text” which transfers a set of customs, values and thought together with itself. Production of each “text” is based on its context, culture and intellectual bed of its origin society. Each text is an ...