Analysis of Qualitative Components of Infill Architecture in the Historic context of Tabriz (Case Study: Mashruteh and Saheb-ol-Amr Complexes in the Historic Bazaar)

An in-depth look at historicization requires an interdisciplinary approach to urban planning, conservation and architecture. The common chapter between these three fields of study is the need to harmonize the new structure with the old one. This also requires consideration of the two concepts of "cohesion" and "continuity" despite the change in different dimensions of the historical context by interpolation, in the shadow of which a link can be established between the new context and the building of harmony. Therefore, this study seeks to examine the impact of changes in the physical and non-physical dimensions of the historical context after the intermediates on their evaluation of qualitative components by examining the audience evaluation of two intermediates in Tabriz historical market. Accordingly, by deductive logic, a library study, research model and questionnaire were formulated and 175 field questionnaires were completed for each of the two sets of constitutional and proprietary. The obtained data show that audience evaluation of the impact of historical texture continuity and cohesion on different dimensions after interphase will vary depending on the characteristics of the intermediate building and it is not possible to formulate a model that has been prioritized and discussed in previous studies