Investigating Housing Indicators in Built Environment (Based on Human Needs)
Zahra Yaghoobloo, Sima Najafi
Abstract
Architectural design in the modern era requires an understanding of human environments. Investigating the elements that make human beings, in the form of identity and social spaces, become an integral part of that body is a valuable point of interest in architectural designs. Housing has always provided human shelter. In contemporary architecture, housing, due to physical nature and presentation of spaces qualitatively, has attracted the attention of architects and experts alike, because, in addition to the nature of space, it has neglected to understand the behavior and reaching the human spirit. Addressing these factors can move the design of residential architecture toward the desirability and growth of built spaces. Residential spaces are shaped in three categories of open and semi-open spaces. Understanding human needs based on this category and providing a sustainable model for living in that body requires the architectural design to understand this field. Research Criteria: In this study, identifying the effective components and impact of residential complexes on human relationships such as 1) recognizing the factors affecting satisfaction, 2) examining the satisfaction level of an environment, 3) discovering the relationship between satisfaction with an environment and its impact on people's relationships are the important factors to consider. Methods: In this study, a qualitative research method and diagrams related to data analysis and descriptive and analytical structure, the characteristics of built housing were used. Next, based on field observations, the questionnaire in the residential area will be analyzed using SPSS 21 to investigate the goals of the built body. Finally, with the correlation analysis method, the data will be summarized and the results presented. Research Results: It seems that by considering the desirability indices in built environments, we will reach the appropriate housing and physical components for humans. Considering the findings and meeting human needs in residential areas dependent on the recognition of environmental capabilities including activity, visual, physical and spiritual and physical comfort, these factors in the physical form of residential complex improve the quality of housing and physical environment based on meeting human needs.