The character of building appearance of the monument Helal Ibn Ibn Ali (AS) through comparison of traditional and contemporary buildings of Aran and Bidgol based on qualitative indicators of De batton

چکیده مقاله

Ignorance of the dignity of holy shrines in the design and provision of infill projects on one of the most important religious buildings, the tombs of saints and solving design problems through visual elements or techniques which are not in common with application subject led to users’ behavior and communication is reduced to a minimum. This article focuses on the tomb shrine of Helal bin Ali (AS) in Aran and some other traditional buildings and comparative comparison with some contemporary buildings in the same city is trying to analyze the factors affecting the visual character of the buildings. The study is a correlation one and gathering information has been done through library studies, field studies and observation. Explanation has been done as analog and analysis of the results in the comparative figures have been derived from the proposed model of Rappaport. In this respect, indicators of happiness, luxury, readability and meaning were measured based on votes De batton and for four species of architecture two groups of traditional and contemporary buildings have been studied. The results of the comparison charts of happiness and luxury of traditional buildings, suggests the superiority of six points of Helal bin Ali (AS) tomb shrine compared with the average of other three buildings; which this positive difference, compared to the average contemporary buildings has been four and four and a half, respectively. This superiority in readability and meaning indicators in comparison with traditional and contemporary buildings has been four and four and a half, respectively. The results of the study indicate that due to respect of quality indices raised, the relative richness of the architectural monument of shrine Helal bin Ali (AS) is premium, and sense of belonging to place has been preserved among the pilgrims and adjacent.