Scientific Research Article
Abstract
Introduction: One of the major problems in the fabric of most cities in the world, is the crisis of the identity of urban and architecture. The physical display of the identity crisis in the cities is the spatial separation of the architectural and urban elements, in the particular and whole scales. According to the claim of this paper, the ignorance of the connective and in-between spaces is an important and significant factor in the physical identity crisis of the historical fabrics.
Material and method: To obtain the mentioned objectives and to prove the hypothesis of the research, a phenomenological approach and historical analysis method are used to analyze the content of the texts.
Result & Discussion: The obtained results suggest that the in-between space due to its constructive objectives takes on an equivocal nature. It becomes both the process and the product. Thus, it contributes to the formation process in order that a unified whole should emerge; it also helps simultaneously to classify concepts and give them orientation. Therefore, in a rotational movement thein-between space influences the spatial organization through its impact on the basics and principles. On the other hand, through its spatial features such as spatial relations, the spatial organization is influential in the development and evolution of the in-between spaces. The result emphasizes the comprehensibility of the in-between spaces in the various urban and architectural scales, and consequently it puts emphasis on the significance of the in-between spaces as the major factors in the spatial organization.
