Explaining the subconscious in place familiarity

Architecture is the art of constructing a space that is perceived and appreciated by human beings. The need for conventional and identifiable areas in architecture is one of the most important qualitative features of human life. According to studies of the sciences related to the psyche, the subconscious contains social and individual memories of past forms and forms. Therefore, in dealing with some spaces, one quickly feels familiar and close, and in others, a sense of home. In this paper, the question is whether looking at the process of forming mental schemas from space in the subconscious and how new data can be adapted to it can be profoundly familiar. And the identity of the paying area?  In this research, an interdisciplinary study of the subconscious is done in the field of psychology and architecture. Then the mechanism of its impact on the way of knowing architecture is examined. The research method is qualitative, which is first collected as library and documentary material in the field of psychology, and subconscious cognition and the stages of perception and cognition in the human mind, and then analyzed analytically, and then examines how space is understood by One is useful in creating qualities such as "this identity and identity." And the unconscious human being as the primary source of memories and influence on human behavior and choice needs more attention and consideration in the future design of architectural spaces.