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Pourzargar M. Posto-Corona Visioning for Sustainable Adaptive Reuse of Kahrzak Sugar Factory. Naqshejahan 2022; 11 (4) :79-95
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Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture, Central Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University. Iran , moh.pourzargar@iauctb.ac.ir
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Aims: The purpose of the research is to introduce the capabilities and capacities of contemporary and industrial heritage of Iran in in the post-COVID era.
Methods: The analysis of the most important developments of the possible scenarios for the post-Corona period as well as the needs of the post-pandemic age creates a kind of in-depth conceptual framework for the selected descriptive and analytical research methods. The conceptual model of the research is designed based on the highperformance architecture theory and the standard of a well building. The main strategy of the research is to turn the weakness into the strength, and to turn threats into opportunities, with a futuristic approach. Kahrizak Sugar Factory as a shared-heritage of Iran and Belgium has been selected as a case study.
Findings: The findings emphasize on the necessity of accordance with post-corona age requirements, based on seven factors of a well building including: 11- Air, 2- Water, 3- Light, 4- Mind, 5- Comfort, 6- Fitness and 7- Nourishment. It shows that the Kahrizak sugar factory has high potentials to become a model of contemporization, in line with architectural and urban planning priorities in the post-COVID era.
Conclusion: The concept of health in harmony with the green adaptive reuse is a key concept to deal with contemporization of industrial heritage sites, which provides a competitive for the post-COVID agae in line with the aims of the sustainable development.
Methods: The analysis of the most important developments of the possible scenarios for the post-Corona period as well as the needs of the post-pandemic age creates a kind of in-depth conceptual framework for the selected descriptive and analytical research methods. The conceptual model of the research is designed based on the highperformance architecture theory and the standard of a well building. The main strategy of the research is to turn the weakness into the strength, and to turn threats into opportunities, with a futuristic approach. Kahrizak Sugar Factory as a shared-heritage of Iran and Belgium has been selected as a case study.
Findings: The findings emphasize on the necessity of accordance with post-corona age requirements, based on seven factors of a well building including: 11- Air, 2- Water, 3- Light, 4- Mind, 5- Comfort, 6- Fitness and 7- Nourishment. It shows that the Kahrizak sugar factory has high potentials to become a model of contemporization, in line with architectural and urban planning priorities in the post-COVID era.
Conclusion: The concept of health in harmony with the green adaptive reuse is a key concept to deal with contemporization of industrial heritage sites, which provides a competitive for the post-COVID agae in line with the aims of the sustainable development.
Keywords: Industrial Heritage, Shared-Heritage of Iran and Belgium, Green Adaptive Reuse, New Technologies, Highperformance Architecture Theory, Well Building
Article Type: Original Research |
Subject:
Highperformance Architecture
Received: 2021/09/24 | Accepted: 2022/01/10 | Published: 2022/01/10
Received: 2021/09/24 | Accepted: 2022/01/10 | Published: 2022/01/10
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