The Study of the Relation between Spatial Organization and Climate in Traditional Iranian Architecture by the Use of Graph Theory
Is this your thesis?
This record came from a bulk archive import. If it’s yours, link it to your profile.
Abstract (EN)
This research will analyze the traditional Iranian buildings according to the climatic factors by the use of graph theory. By this way, the hypothesis that climate factor has a major effect on the organization of the spaces in traditional Iranian buildings will be tested. Access graphs have been used to clarify the connectivity and depth of a building’s spaces from the socio-cultural point of view. However, it cannot be applied to climate studies. Thus, this study developed and justifies the existing technique to define building layouts in terms of climate and thermal comfort. The thermal comfort was graphically evaluated by the two main factors like solar gain and wind effect, with the use of a simple multi-attribute rating technique. All the analysis had been done in the interval of zero (the worst condition) to three (the best condition). The proposed justified graph method proved that the thermal comfort factors of the buildings under study match the seasonal movements of their inhabitants. Consequently, the developed justified graph method can be used to study space organization in traditional Iranian building in terms of solar gain and wind effect. Keywords: graph theory; justified graph method; thermal comfort; Iranian traditional architecture; seasonal movement
Author
Parastoo Pourvahidi
How to Cite
Parastoo Pourvahidi (Doctorate thesis). The Study of the Relation between Spatial Organization and Climate in Traditional Iranian Architecture by the Use of Graph Theory, 2014, Eastern Mediterranean University.
Keywords
License
Tüm Hakları Saklıdır
This work is shared under the specified license terms.
More theses from Eastern Mediterranean University
- An Investigation on Time and Cost Overrun in Construction Projects(2012)
- Predicting performance level of reinforced concrete structures subject to corrosion as a function of time(2012)
- Community Based Tourism (CBT) Planning- A Mechanism for Socio-Ecology Survival: A Case Study of Lake Urmia IRAN(2018)
- Serial Mediation Mechanism of Service Innovative Behaviours in the Hotel Industry: Effects of Constructive Leadership, Psychological Safety and Engagement in Creative Works(2021)
- The Use of Passive Cooling Strategies to Improve the Thermal Comfort of Mid-rise Contemporary Residential Buildings in Abuja, Nigeria(2023)
- Design and Analysis of a Novel Artificial Cervical Disc(2019)
