سبحان روحی صفت

The pattern of housing construction in cities has changed and a significant number of city residents are required to live in residential complexes. The purpose of this research was to identify the components and variables affecting the privacy and social interaction of the residents and provide design solutions. This is applied in terms of its purpose, descriptive-analytical in nature, and hybrid in terms of the process. First, the dimensions and components of the concept of solitude and the factors affecting the design of mid-rise residential complexes were extracted, then the studied samples were examined on a selective scale - according to the observation checklist - and by completing the questionnaire, the dimensions of the concept of solitude were evaluated from the perspective of the residents. Personal, socio-cultural, territoriality and privacy are among the most important components affecting the design of physical, socio-cultural, environmental, privacy and personal space dimensions. Basic design solutions are prioritized and presented.