Maremat & Me'mari-e Iran
Art University of Isfahan
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The heritage site of Kiashahr port fisheries is an example of contemporary Iranian architectural heritage, and it was registered in Iran's national monuments in 2007. The site is one of the main centers for catching, harvesting, processing, and selling aquaculture, especially caviar. Despite the loss of function of the complex, the location of its construction, and the existence of advanced fisheries facilities along with architectural value structures that combine Russian-Iranian architecture, this complex has been distinguished in terms of cultural, historical, and architectural style in the region. Nowadays, this valuable area is almost deserted and its life has been facing serious challenges. The research addresses the question of how identifying architectural-legacy values of a historical site encourages conservation? In this regard, data have been collected based on library and field studies. Historical and descriptive research methods have been used. This paper seeks to achieve the concept and strategy of architectural conservation within the studied area by identifying the values of the architectural heritage of the site. To achieve this goal, the heritage values of the set were identified and categorized to make informed decisions based on purpose and value-based measures. These classifications have for the first time resulted in the recognition of different architectural periods. Finally, the idea of conserving the Kiashahr Port Fishery Complex to improve its architectural qualities, revitalize the sociocultural structure, conserve green infrastructure, as well as recognizing and strengthening the historical identity of the study area was presented.
Article number: 199
Keywords: Kiashahr port fishery Area, Heritage Values, Heritage Site, Architectural Conservation Strategy.
Type of Study: Research original/ Regular Article |
Subject:
Maremat
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