The Morphology of Semantic Architecture Using the Method of Space Syntax Case study: (Hakim Mosque of Isfahan)

Relying on phenomenological definitions, you have the special ability to sharpen the nature of "place" in the more general correction of "space." A feature that you can remember from assigning meaning, social change, intertwining, and in a word, assigning identity to your venue. Theorists' approval of this principle of beliefs is permissible, which is created by designing a physical environment. Meaning validity is valid for both life after mental and objective or physical. The purpose of this study is to explain the meaning of limited architecture, it is possible to use the database of Isfahan, using physical and recreational financial and recreational services of architectural space is possible. Can you answer this pivotal question in this way? For this purpose, among the historical periods, the Safavid period and the elimination of religious restrictions, the Hakim Mosque of Isfahan has been selected as an example. The research method can be described as descriptive-analytical. The method of analysis using Depsmap software and analysis of architectural morphology components such as: correlation, consultation, diversity, reading, spatial unity and depth of space in different spaces of Hakim Mosque. With this program, you can use the resources provided by your proposed resources. Using Depsmap software and reviewing your movement, we give you the opportunity to become a yard so that he can contact you, give you his mission and be able to easily be transparent and continue in this way. Interconnection, control, and spatial unity are possible. By using the lively life of Shabestan in a loud voice, you have also provided cyberspace, cyberspace and cyberspace, it allows you to provide a space for you. Field content with movement and visual visits of mosque personalities is a confirmation of this claim. The achievements of this research can be traced back to the design of mosques with a history of using new requirements and needs.