The Phenomenology Of Spatial Variations In The Poetics Of Interior Architecture; (Case Study: Tabriz Historic Bazaar Complex)

A phenomenological analysis of spatial variations in the Tabriz Historic Bazaar Complex reveals that its interior architectural poetics, rooted in sensory and environmental interactions, play a pivotal role in sustaining cultural heritage while preserving its unique identity. The study demonstrates that understanding the complex's spatial layers—including artistic influences, environmental connections, and aesthetic concepts—can effectively contribute to its long-term preservation in contemporary contexts. Using a mixed-methods approach combining qualitative and quantitative data, researchers analyzed historical documents and field surveys, including questionnaires, to dissect how spatial phenomenology interacts with the bazaar's cultural legacy. The findings underscore that this heritage site's architectural pattern, when approached strategically, remains both culturally vibrant and sustainable, offering a model for global preservation efforts.

Dabdabeh, M., ثقفی اصل آرش, mohammadian, mehrdad, & Kourehpazhassanalizad, R. (2024). The Phenomenology Of Spatial Variations In The Poetics Of Interior Architecture; (Case Study: Tabriz Historic Bazaar Complex). Journal of Sustainable Architecture & Environment (JSAE), 1(4). https://doi.org/10.25524/JSAE.2024.783787