Studies on the "Renovation and Restoration Plan for the Nabayi's House in Maragheh"

Houses, as the most important living space of humans, reflect human values ​​and ideas, and therefore play an important role in human perception and understanding of the environment around them (Garabagloo and Rashad, 2011). Numerous studies on traditional Iranian houses have also shown that these houses are built based on human individual and social needs, are in accordance with the mindsets of their residents, and are the only place where human first experiences are formed both in solitude and in interactions with space (Shahbazi and Lotfi, 2018).

From the mid-Qajar period to the first decade of the Pahlavi dynasty, a part of contemporary Iranian architecture has undergone changes in the era of modernity. Over time, modern forms and shapes have influenced the spatial hierarchy of houses and their bodies, creating a unified style. Preserving and maintaining the architectural values ​​of different periods is one of the measures taken to preserve the oral history of an urban area for future generations, an objective retelling of what was and remains