Document Type : Scientific Research
Authors
1 M.Sc. Student of Architecture, Kermanshah Center, University Jihad Institute of Higher Education, Kermanshah, Iran
2 Master of Architecture, Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Razi University, Kermanshah, Iran
Abstract
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Considering that the central fabric of the city can enter the cycle of regeneration by injecting components of social identity as an exogenous factor by removing works of historical, cultural and religious foundations and holding many religious and religious ceremonies, and by reviving and using Adapted from the historical structures of the textures to create a more vibrant urban center and a more prosperous economy for the city, it is necessary to use the participation of the people in cultural regeneration in order to develop tourism and thus promote the identity of the historical context. Improving the conditions of the texture, increasing the attachment to the place and the sense of belonging of the residents, as well as increasing the social interactions between the residents and other people of the city and by holding celebrations and ceremonies in the places intended for this purpose in the texture, revive social branding. In this research, first the effective criteria and sub-criteria of public participation in urban regeneration with the approach of tourism development in the central part of the city based on the literature were extracted and then with the help of sustainable place model in the form of three criteria: welfare facilities and diversity, social vitality and differentiation. And identities were categorized. These three criteria and sub-criteria were used for each of them in analyzing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of the current situation of the historical fabric of the headwaters and the formation of the swot matrix of the range. In order to adopt appropriate and higher priority strategies in order to achieve the research goal, the value and importance and priority of each of the SWOT-AHP factors obtained were evaluated using the strategic analysis method. The results of this evaluation showed the criterion of diversity. And social vitality, and sub-criteria of research, welfare services and facilities, dynamics of local and indigenous life, tourism, preservation of social and indigenous character, social assets have the greatest impact on public participation in revitalizing the urban fabric with a tourism development approach is. In assessing the in-group priority of SWOT-AHP factors in the group of strengths, attention to the existence of unused spaces for temporary accommodation of tourists, in the group of weaknesses of introversion of some activities of public spaces that reduce their prosperity, in the group of opportunities to create environment Creative and dynamic, in the group of threats, the lack of attention to regeneration opportunities and revival of special features in the future development plan had the highest weight in urban regeneration. In the final prioritization, the group of weaknesses and threats and the adoption of defensive strategies in achieving the goal were identified as having priority, respectively.
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