Evaluation of open space structuralism of residential complexes by measuring behavioral geography in Kerman province

The open space of residential complexes is a part of public spaces in residential complexes and plays a special place in meeting human needs and has been studied from different perspectives. By observing the numbness and tension in the outdoor areas of residential complexes, designers and planners are looking to provide a solution to create constructivism in this behavioral camp. The purpose of this research is to analyze spatial data. The research method in this research was analytical-descriptive, which achieved theoretical principles and framework through theoretical studies on theoretical foundations. In this study, five examples of residential complexes with open space in Kerman have been studied from the perspective of body-behavior coordination. Among these activities, children talk, sit and walk and play as a border, interface and joint using Analyzed from GIS. The study was conducted over a period of 60 days. After analyzing the gear structure in the outdoor behavioral camps of the residential complex for cross-site orientation. We are facing.