The purpose of this study is to analyze and classify the jobs of state-owned companies using the human resources architecture model. After studying the theoretical foundations, Lapak and Snell human resource architecture model was selected for research. The research method is a combination of qualitative (first stage) and quantitative (final stage). In the first part of this study, academic and executive experts (Iran Insurance Company) were used as the statistical population. A purposeful or judgmental sampling method was used to select the most appropriate academic and executive experts (18 people). The statistical population of the study consisted of employees and managers of staff units and branches of Iran Insurance Company based in Tehran province. To test the proposed model, due to the quantitative nature of this stage, a descriptive-survey method and stratified random sampling was used. Then, standard questionnaires of Lapak and Snell human resource architecture model were distributed among managers and experts in the four areas of architectural matrix occupations (121 people). According to the results, Lapak and Snell human resource architecture model has been able to explain how to distribute different types of jobs and employees in Iran Insurance Company in terms of different modes of cooperation.

This research is intended to identify the effect of six aspects of human resource management model on mental، skill-based and behavioral characteristics of the managers at Shahsavand Company in Isfahan and Mashhad. The theoretical framework of this research is derived from local model. A sample group of 73 subjects is selected to study 270 employees and managers. The main question of the research is whether six aspects of human resource architecture model affect mental، skill-based، and behavioral characteristics of employees and managers. This applied research follows a descriptive-survey (field study) method. The model is tested by LISREL and SPSS software. The results indicate that there are direct positive relationship between six aspects of the model and the mental، skill-based، and behavioral characteristics of the employees and managers of the company.

The Qajar period is known as one of the important periods in the history of Iran in terms of giving importance to the construction of religious buildings due to the religious tendencies of the Qajar kings; As a result, the Hosseiniehs enjoyed a special status, Also, the city of Kashan, due to its religious background and the existence of Shieh scholars, was highly regarded by the Qajar kings Which led to the construction of numerous religious sites, including the Hosseiniehs. However, the architectural model of these Hosseiniyehs and also the reliance of the Qajar period as the ritual architectural model of this period has always been questioned. Therefore, achieving the architectural model used in Hosseiniehs of the Qajar period as an example of the religious architecture of this period to remove ambiguities and more importantly to introduce a model consistent with the context and function. In order to improve the quality and culture of the current architecture of Kashan, it is important; Therefore, the purpose of the research is based on achieving the architectural model of the Qajar period Hosseiniehs in Kashan. In this regard, In this regard, 5 Hosseiniyahs of Kashan Qajar period were identified and Based on a descriptive-analytical method with field studies along with the study of ascriptions, documents and historical texts at three levels of macro, medium and micro was analyzed and reread, Finally, by adapting and analyzing the collected information to the questions raised in the research Including the characteristics of the spatial physical pattern of the Hosseiniehs as well as the similarities and differences in this pattern were answered. Despite the slight differences in the input components as well as the number of inputs, dimensions of the dome and extensions, the results of the comparison and adaptation of the analyzes In the case of each example, there is a fixed, distinct and centralized physical spatial pattern in terms of plan, form, spatial organization, facade, materials, space, as well as decorations. Which fully follows the principles of ritual architecture (symmetry, hierarchy, centralism and introversion). As a result, the most characteristic features of the spatial physical pattern of the Hosseiniyehs are Specific geometry and form, easy access, theatrical, sacred and centralized spatial manifestation through spatial organization and the use of special architectural elements such as skylights, domes and applications in a space with an average area of 200 to 350 square meters.

The land of China has always been one of the main civilizations of the East. This country has never been part of the Muslim realm or even had a government with the Islamic religion. However, from the beginning of the formation of Islamic civilization until today, Chinese Muslims have had a special place, such as masque. Architecture is one of the most prominent relics of human civilization, and in this regard, valuable works have been created in Chinese Muslim civilization. There is a question here that where has the architectural model of Chinese mosques come from, considering the civilization that Muslims have created through economic or cultural relations leading to the transmission of Islam and the formation of Chinese mosques; To answer this question, one of the perfect examples of Chinese Mosques called the Great Mosque of Xian has been reviewed. In the present study, to discover the architectural pattern of this mosque, the characteristics of the early Islamic mosques and the pre-Islamic architecture of China have been compared. The present article is based on the premise that the architectural model of Chinese Mosques has been derived from its ancient temples. The adopted research method is a case study analysis, and interpretations are based on the features of the selected sample of ‘Medina Mosque’, from the early Islamic mosques, and the ‘Confucius Nanjing Temple’ from the native architecture of China in pre-Islamic times. The comparative study of the Great Mosque of Xian with early Chinese mosques and temples shows that the architectural pattern of this mosque is derived from the traditional Chinese temples and its influence from Islamic mosques is limited to the building direction the presence of Mihrab, changing the function of traditional architectural spaces and using Islamic architectural scripts in traditional decorations of the target building.

The Blue Mosque in Tabriz is considered by many historians, visitors, and architectural specialists to pose one of Iran's most valuable architectural achievements. Many studies have been conducted on the history and origin of the architectural model of the Blue Mosque, as well as its elements and details using various approaches and methods, resulting in some contradictory and confusing results. Some researchersconsider the general form of the building to be imported from Ottoman architecture, while others consider it in line with the continuity of Iranian architecture. Hence, it is clear that further research is needed to discover the origins of the general and specific aspects of the architectural model of the Blue Mosque. This study uses the interpretive-historical research method to examine the history and the factors that influenced the architectural design of the Blue Mosque. Architectural analysis is performed to assess the degree of consistency of formal development along the continuous line of Iranian architecture and the architecture of Ottoman mosques (Bursa type). The results show that although there was substantial cultural contact between the Ottoman government and the Qara-quyunlus, the one-way influence of Iranian artists, architects, and tile workers on Ottoman architecture is undeniable. In terms of space, function, plan, structure, facade, and decorations, the architecture of the Blue Mosque (which is connected to a tomb) is considered Iranian in origin and is developed in line with the continuity of Iranian dome buildings.

Regardless of the dimensions and components of any organizational architectural pattern, the academic framework that is characterized by the knowledge of this domain as an important process and perspective, is necessary to complete any organizational architectural pattern. Indigenizing scientific patterns does not mean to backtrack on its scientific principles. Knowledge dimension of architecture as the scientific form of organizational architecture prevents the pattern from losing its effectiveness and provides a basis for measuring scientific efficiency of the pattern. In security organizations such as other organizations, the existence of an organizational architectural pattern is essential and knowledge dimension is regarded as one of the main and regulatory elements of it. This is an applied- developmental study and employs quantitative approach and library collection tools and questionnaire (with content validity and Cronbach’s alpha of. /82). The purpose of the study is to determine the place of scientific principles of organizational architecture in security organizations, which indicates that in these organizations, knowledge dimension as part of organizational architectural patterns is equal to the common frameworks of organizational architecture and consist of the components of elements and concepts, functions, requirements, products and direction makers. A common understanding in the field of bases and concepts is more important than other components. The scientific dimension of architecture requires optimal performance of cognitive, supervisory and executive functions of security organizations and plays a role in providing the security of security authorities.

India is one of the countries that has had diverse civilizations from the distant past, so in architectural standpoint, this country is rich and varied. The arrival of Islam in India and the formation of Islamic governments led to the formation of a certain type of Islamic architecture in this subcontinent. The architecture of Indian mosques is evaluated as a prominent model of Islamic architecture of subcontinent. This study is based on the assumption that the pattern of Indian mosques architecture is a combination of early Iranian-Islamic architecture of mosques and Indian vernacular architecture. Finding the roots of Architectural features of Indian mosques is the subject of this article. In this paper, the influence of early Islamic mosques’ architecture and rich and historical architecture of India on Indian mosques architecture before the arrival of Islam and the architecture of developed Islamic civilizations in the Indian neighborhoods such as Iran, is studied. Generally Indian mosques architectural features include prayer-hall in the Qibla direction, existence of courtyard, Four-Iwan pattern, crusts odd divisions, especially triple ones, presence of mosque in plaza and its position on a Soffeh (in height), access to the mosque entrances by wide stairs, triple divisions of Gonbad Khane in the Qibla direction and the use of transparent porticos around courtyard (Half of the outer crust that has external view). Finding the roots of features of above architecture in this paper will lead to a discovery of Indian mosques architectural patterns.

Conditions and the type of special function of I.R.I armed forces It is necessary to create a specific model that meets the goals and requirements of the future In the area of architecture, organizational architecture requires the implementation of an appropriate model based on the architecture of which architectural knowledge as one of the components of this model raises the dimensions and components that can be used in the pattern of the armed forces architecture.
This research was done by a purpose-oriented applied-development approach with a mixed method  approach and a questionnaire (with the content and face validity and  of Cronbach's A 0/82), with the aim of investigating  the architectural knowledge dimensions and its impact on the strategic model of the architecture of armed I.R.I  forces. The results of the research show that architectural knowledge is one of the effective factors on the strategic model, which consists of five dimensions of the principles and concepts, architectural functions, architectural requirements, architectural products and directional instruments.
This Dimensions consist of 12 factors that architectural drivers factor in basis and conception dimention, organization-based atchitecture factor in architectural function dimention,framework Design in architectural requirement dimention, models and description factor in architectural products and architecture principles in driver dimention have upper impact in this model.

In the far pasts, Turkey was one of the countries with diverse civilizations. It has been rich and affected by Byzantine architecture of the architectural view point. The entry of Islam into Turkey and the formation of Islamic governments during the Ottoman era led to the formation of a particular type of Islamic architecture in Turkey. The architecture of Turkey mosques is one of the most prominent Islamic architectures, especially in Istanbul. This research is based on the assumption that the architectural pattern of Turkey mosques is a combination of the early Islamic, Iranian and Turkey native mosques architecture. The rooting the architecture features of Turkey mosques are the subject of this study that it is addressed the influencing the Turkey mosques architecture on the early Islamic mosques the architecture, a rich architecture with a long Byzantine and Greek before entry the Islam and the advanced Islamic civilizations architecture in the neighboring Turkey, such as Iran.The architectural features of the Turkey mosques generally include the naves in facing  to the Quibble, the presence of the mosque in the neighborhood, the entrance of the courtyard to the house dome on the direct axis, the coordination of the geometry of the columns with geometry of the plan and the organization of the spaces in the direction of the Quibble, dividing into naves efficient space with a human scale, the use of the light element under the house dome and the creation of spiritual space, the enormous half domes that strengthen the main dome, external image formed by multiple domes, pencil-shaped structures, Byzantine domes, use The geometric floriated and calligraphy on the stone are the porticos for threshold and naves entrances. The rooting above architectural features of this research is leaded to the discovery the architectural pattern of Turkey mosques. This research is conducted using library research method and texts review and analytical-description model.In the mosques of Turkey, there is two vital factors of architecture, namely light and space, and their effect on each other and the central dome such as vast shadowing or baldachin on four huge stones, and two concha’s domes surrounded by it, and windows located at the base of the central dome to cause enter the light rays to the building, creating a spiritual atmosphere and cause think that itchr('39')s suspended in the air and does not rely on place. The light in the Turkey mosques has caused the material and spiritual world supernatural link together. the light shine in the space is prevented the attention to the detail of spectator, and this rotatory motion is invoked the eternity of a component to other one.Architectural features of Turkey and Ottoman mosques are dome-shaped nave, cylindrical and conical minaret, carvings and engraving as embellishment, decorations of the entrance facade at veranda and portico roof adytum and open spaces scene with triple porticos adjunct to the nave.Emphasis on the imitation of the Arabic style with the Iranian manner and style in Turkey mosques, Iran for threshold and the ultimate entrance the nave to mosque, and the emphasis on dome-shaped space has been preferred to covered mosque without the courtyard due to Turkey climate. Applying the dome-shaped forms has Anatolian root. The use of geometric motifs, floriated and calligraphy on the stone was influenced by Byzantine art. In Turkey mosques, there was a hierarchy of entrance to the courtyard and its surrounding porticos, and sometimes outside the mosque courtyard and direct entrance into the nave. In Turkey mosques has integrated the dome space and the nave and is created four column nave that dome is located in the center and above of the mosque. In fact, the architectural change of Turkey mosques was an ancie archy of entrance to the courtyard and its surrounding porticos, and sometimes outside the mosque courtyard and direct entrance into the nave. In Turkey mosques has integrated the dome space and the nave and is created four column nave that dome is located in the center and above of the mosque. In fact, the architectural change of Turkey mosques was an ancient background in its architecture that has the Greek and Byzantine background on the one hand and the effects of Achamenian and Sassanid Iran on the other hand, and Islamic concepts with the background of the minority Asia of this land eventually established the Ottoman period and can be said that the Turkey mosques architecture is also due to the geographical location of Iranchr('39')s style.