Presenting an Up-to-Date Model for the Spatial Development of Homes in the Kurdistan Uramanat Region for the Revival and Effective Utilization of the Region's Indigenous Heritage

A novel spatial development model for traditional terraced homes in the Kurdistan Uramanat region offers a sustainable approach to preserving indigenous heritage while addressing contemporary challenges. These unique, climate-adapted structures—built with local materials and featuring ecological resilience—are at risk of deterioration. The proposed model integrates historical, cultural, and environmental considerations to revitalize these homes, ensuring their long-term viability. By blending traditional architectural principles with modern urban planning techniques, this study provides a practical framework for balancing heritage conservation with sustainable development in indigenous landscapes.

Khoda Karamzadeh, C., & Ghobadian, V. (2023). Presenting an Up-to-Date Model for the Spatial Development of Homes in the Kurdistan Uramanat Region for the Revival and Effective Utilization of the Region’s Indigenous Heritage. Journal of Social-Political Studies of Iran’s Culture and History, 2(2), 171–202. https://doi.org/10.61838/kman.jspsich.2.2.9