Abstract

The main aim of this research is to identify the worn and historic places of the Tabriz Bazaar that as a result, it identifies the type of the texture of Corridor including the historicity of the texture and other factors. Accordingly, architectural restoration is a branch of architecture which is based on identification and studying the historic texture and buildings and leads to the restoration of historic spaces in terms of structural and functional aspects. The buildings in the texture are important in terms of authentication and manifestation of beliefs, cultures, behaviors and social relations. The main goal of this research is to offer an appropriate strategic design for organization and better performance of the old and historic texture of Tabriz Bazaar. Tabriz Bazaar, with an area of about one km2, is the biggest covered traditional bazaar in the world. This bazaar was restored by the last governor of Tabriz, Najafgoli Khan Danbali, three centuries ago and after the earthquake in 1193 AH. Restoration of the market malls can be effective in the preservation and restoration of the historic fabric and the building structural life as full potential spaces in the cities in the form of structural strategic design and its connection to the texture. In the historical context of the Tabriz bazaar as a national capital (material and spiritual), there are several active and semi-active Serai. This research investigates the building. Examines the complications that have been caused problems and probable solutions and then proposes the texture restoration design according to the spatial and structural capabilities and a correct practical definition of the monument has been suggested. The goal is meet the needs of the community and changing the perception of the inhabitants of the texture of the old buildings, it also provided protection for the building. The final design consists of a macro-to-small solution, Due to the location of valuable buildings in the old Tabriz texture, Particularly valuable corridors in the historical context of the bazaar have been tried first by introducing the scope and importance of conservation and restoration, identifying and examining the materials used in these historical buildings, Their purposefulness, familiarity with Shahidi-Rasta-Bazari, and the pathology and technology of this building, and ultimately provide the new protective and protective methods that are the main objectives of the project. The research method was applied in terms of goal and descriptive and analytical in terms of methodology and the data were collected through library and field method and the data were analyzed qualitatively.

Highlights

  • Tabriz Bazaar, with an area of one km2, is the biggest covered traditional bazaar in the world and it was registered in August 2010 as the first marketplace in the list of UNESCO World Heritage [4]

  • Tabriz Bazaar is considered as the heart of the city and it plays a main role in the city texture

  • It is essential to identify the different compounds used in the restoration phase and gain information by field studies and comparison of the different buildings

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Summary

Introduction

Tabriz Bazaar, with an area of one km , is the biggest covered traditional bazaar in the world and it was registered in August 2010 as the first marketplace in the list of UNESCO World Heritage [4]. Tabriz Bazaar is a multi-axis wide area network with paralleled or crossed rows including small markets and halls. This part of the city represents the cultural, economic and social dimensions of the people who have lived in this part in different periods and recorded its cultural identity. Iran’s traditional bazaars are one of the appropriate examples for representing the Iranian architectural advantages; examples of the joyful and the multidimensional lifestyle of Iranian which makes a deep connection between social, economic, cultural, belief, ethical and family area [4]. One of the most important row of Raste-Bazaar is ShahidiRasta-Bazari It has a entrance hall with covered corridors with beautiful brick domes which is considered as one of the most valuable and oldest historical markets. Field studies, regional studies, investigation of their damages have been carried out and new solutions have been proposed for prevention of damages [2]

Location and Specifications of the Tabriz Bazaar Area
Introduction of Various Market Parts
Situation and Specification of New Raste Bazaar
Visual Damages
Surface Contamination and Darkness of the Surface Materials
Foundation Subsidence Resulted from the Weakness of the Foundation
Problems if Brick and Brickwork Structures
Foundation Subsidence Due to the Building Volume Changes
Conclusion
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