Architecture in Many Global Word Analytical Study on Relations between Architecture and Cultural Context

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PhD Student of Architecture at University of Tehran, Member of Academic Staff in Jondishapour University

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Nowadays, globalization pays more attention to regional cultures than before. In addition to dogmatic approaches which interpret globalization as a product of western Imperialism, there are other viewpoints which accept cultural diversity and consider particular regional way of confronting globalization, as “Many Globalization”. Among all cultural issues, architecture as the symbol of culture plays an important role in a cultural perspective to globalization. The interaction between Architecture and culture, defined in human and built-environment relationships, challenges both theoretical and practical field of architecture. To confront this challenge effictively, it is more important to re-identifying both sides of this interaction, namely culture and architecture. Cultural context is represented by architecture. There are movements in the world that support cultural-based theory instead of modern standardized ones to revival sustainable cultural identity. This study, considers to have a deep look at human’s interactions theory, based on content analyzing research method. The suggestion is that if architectural discourse extends on global interaction, cross cultural relationships in science and art fields will be more accessable. The result is drawing a theoretical framework which organizes culture-architecture interaction to represent a new definition of identity and cultural–regional characteristics.
 

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