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Scale of the Problems and Solutions: Case Studies

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Urban Structure in Hot Arid Environments

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This chapter includes 4 case studies extracted from different projects. It considers the problems of spatial structure at three levels: the whole structure of traditional city, the neighborhood system, and the urban block as the principle urban unit. It is not intended to repeat the ideas and views of the scholars that have been referred to in the first two parts of the present book. But it intends to consider several basic problems and solutions of the hot arid zone cities. Four case studies include the following:

  • Urban design in the inner core of the historic city of Yazd,

  • Urban design Kargar Street, Tehran,

  • Redesign of Hasan Abad Square, Tehran,

  • Experimentation of new forms of urban block.

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  1. 1.

    From the book by M. Tavassoli (Chief Designer), in collaboration with M. Barkashloo Mansouri, N. Bonyadi, M.H. Momeni; Urban Design in the Inner Core of the Historic City of Yazd, Urban Planning & Architecture Research Center, Ministry of Housing & Urban Development, Tehran (1990).

  2. 2.

    Selected from the book: M. Tavassoli (project manager and urban designer), in collaboration with Hamid Reza Parsi, Behzad Eskandarafshar, Sadegh Karimi, Ali Reza Naseralmimar, and Nayyereh Taghavi; Urban Design Kargar Street Tehran, Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, Urban Development and Revitalization Corporation, Tehran (2000).

  3. 3.

    Selected from the book: M. Tavassoli (project manager and chief designer) in collaboration with Lila Tofangchi, Sarkis Barseghian, Nayyereh Taghavi; Urban Design in the Inner Core of the City of Tehran, Urban Planning & Architecture Research Center, Ministry of Housing & Urban Development, Tehran (1996).

  4. 4.

    Selected from the book: M. Tavassoli, Principles and Techniques of Urban Design in Iran, Urban Planning & Architecture Research Center, Ministry of Housing & Urban Development, Tehran (1986). Revised and enlarged for the present book.

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  • Tavassoli M (Chief Designer), Barkashloo M, Mansouri N, Bonyadi M, Momeni H (1990) Urban design in the inner core of the historic city of yazd. Urban Planning and Architecture Research Centre of Iran, Tehran

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  • Tavassoli M et al (Chief Designer) (2000) Urban Design Kargar Street Tehran. Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, Tehran

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  • Tavassoli M et al (Chief Designer) (1996) Urban Design in the Inner Core of the City of Tehran. Urban Planning and Architecture Research Centre of Iran, Tehran

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  • Tavassoli M (1986) Principle and Techniques of Urban Design in Iran. Urban Planning and Architecture Research Centre of Iran, Tehran

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Tavassoli, M. (2016). Scale of the Problems and Solutions: Case Studies. In: Urban Structure in Hot Arid Environments. The Urban Book Series. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-39098-7_9

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