Ornamental Art and Symbolism: Activators of Historical Regeneration for Kazakhstan’s Landscape Architecture

Yussupova, Akmaral; Song-fu, Liu; Namazbay, Ardasher; Rahimian, Farzad Pour; Ebrahimi, Ahad Nejad

doi:10.26687/archnet-ijar.v11i3.1358

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“…Offering insights into the impact of socio-cultural and political contexts on the identity and characteristics of architectural heritage a number of papers are addressing these aspects of heritage conservation in various contexts in Bosnia and Herzegovina (Harrington et al, 2017); Iran (Eshrati et al, 2017), and Kazakhstan (Yussupova et al, 2017). Notably, the preceding outlines of the papers published in the special edition demonstrated various possibilities for sustaining heritage in the digital era.…”

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Recent Discourse and the Promise for Global Networks on Architecture and Urbanism

Salama¹

2018

ArchNet-IJAR

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Archnet-IJAR: International Journal of Architectural Research has recently published an outline article that commemorated a decade of discourse and published research on architecture and urbanism since its inaugural issue of March 2007 and up to March 2017. The article offered a comprehensive coverage of the distinguished status of the journal being one of the top high quality journals. The purpose of the present article is provide reflections on some of what the journal has published since March 2017 and presents thoughts on latest developments including collaborations with academic and professional organizations and the move to Emerald; one of the prestigious global publishers in various areas and disciplines including relevant fields in built environment, place making, and urban planning and design. This will enable deepening and broadening existing relationships with various international research organizations and ensure that Archnet-IJAR remains a key channel for those organizations while meeting its promise for global coverage and presence.

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Recent Discourse and the Promise for Global Networks on Architecture and Urbanism

Salama¹

2018

ArchNet-IJAR

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“…Current literature from architecture, urban planning, sociology or psychology, public space has been discussed under the broad terms of public accessibility, human behavior or life in open spaces as avenues, streets, green parks, places between work offices of plazas, publicly owned and managed outdoor spaces (Gehl, 2011;Whyte, 1980;Carr et al, 1992;Low and Altman, 1992;Carmona et al, 2003). Architectural context of public spaces has been related with culturally acceptable criteria that see the norms of appropriate forms and expressions (Rahimian et al, 2017). Accordingly, growing trend of privatization, managing issues about quality of public spaces and discussions about functionality and human behavior Street music in public spaces transactions in public spaces needed to be discussed with the help of more flexible and multi-faceted new perspectives.…”

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A triangulation process of street music in public spaces: a case study of Istanbul's Istiklal Avenue

Gemci

Ferah

2020

OHI

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Purpose This paper aims to discuss the spatial interactions of street music in public spaces. It proposes to clarify why relationship between street music and people in public spaces is important and how street music evokes an external stimulus on people. Design/methodology/approach The conceptual framework of this paper is based on the triangulation process of Whyte and the qualities of public spaces, forming a relationship between space and people produced from the seminal literature of the paper. Accordingly, a case study based on the qualitative research method was conducted in Istiklal Avenue, where street music performances can be observed for long term. During the field work which spans a period of 12 months, 10 spots of street music performances have been observed and photo–video documentation was collected. Findings This paper provides empirical insights on how the triangulation process reflects social interactions in public spaces. This also suggests the triangulated position of street music as an external stimulus relating with the people as actors of daily urban flux. Research limitations/implications Regarding to the chosen research approach which is based on deeper understanding, this paper interrelates the interactions of street music and people in public space. Social implications This paper includes qualitative research steps of data collection and disaggregates findings with a “Cross Matrix Table” proposed at the end of the study. Originality/value The proposed disaggregating “Cross Matrix Table” and case study fulfil an architectural need to research how everyday street art activity can reflect the qualities of public space.

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Ornamentation of Urban Façade as Iran’s Valuable Cultural Heritage (Case Study: Paein Khiaban-Mashhad)

Talaei

afifi

Fahimifar

2022

IQBQ

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Ornamental Art and Symbolism: Activators of Historical Regeneration for Kazakhstan’s Landscape Architecture

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Recent Discourse and the Promise for Global Networks on Architecture and Urbanism

Recent Discourse and the Promise for Global Networks on Architecture and Urbanism

A triangulation process of street music in public spaces: a case study of Istanbul's Istiklal Avenue

Ornamentation of Urban Façade as Iran’s Valuable Cultural Heritage (Case Study: Paein Khiaban-Mashhad)

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