Experimental sample

Specifications of the sample

Design strategies

Urban system intervention

Taj Mahal Corridor, India

・ The presence of historical and distinguished artificial elements in the site

・ The presence of permanent river

・ Movement among gardens and corner of river

・ Design of Charbagh axis vertically to the river or interrelated networks of open spaces and parks

・ Visual communication between two elements on two sides of the river

・ Creation of view and access corridors

・ Creation of visual

・ communication of the elements around the river

・ Use of class design for access to the best ventilation and airflow

・ Design of motion route with open space system in the complex which includes walking routes, squares, gardens and parks.

Physical, environmental, social, economic

Champs-Elysées axis, Paris

・ Visual continuity

・ The presence of historical and distinguished artificial elements in the site

・ The presence of permanent river

・ Showing order of the buildings belonging to different historical periods on the way

・ Suitable combination of urban signs

・ Attention to collective memories and signs of the studied zones

・ Use of site potentials to create visual and functional continuity

・ Design based on principles of space dynamicity and liveliness of space

Physical, environmental, social, economic