Design Framework for Interactive and Digital Spaces for the Documentation Experience of Traditional Iranian Architecture (Case Study: Tekyeh Dowlat, Tehran)

With the advancement of digital technologies, their use in preserving, representing, and re-experiencing architectural heritage has gained increasing importance. Many valuable buildings of traditional Iranian architecture have disappeared due to urban transformations, the erosion of time, natural disasters, and a lack of effective planning. This study aims to develop a conceptual framework for utilizing digital technologies in designing interactive spaces for the purpose of documenting, representing, and enhancing the identity of traditional Iranian architecture. The main objective is to revive collective memory, strengthen cultural awareness, and redefine the role of architecture by leveraging new digital capabilities. The research adopts a meta-synthesis approach combined with a case study of Tekyeh Dowlat, a Qajar-era structure, and demonstrates that digital technologies, by creating interactive spaces, can enhance users' perception and experience of historical heritage. The findings indicate that historical works, when supported by modern technologies, can be reimagined not as static objects but as dynamic and living environments that are revived in contemporary memory and experience. The resulting framework integrates the tripartite model of place with various types of data, representation methods, and material characteristics within the digital space of Tekyeh Dowlat in the Tehran Arg district. Data is organized into six main categories: physical, historical-cultural, sensory-experiential, social-behavioral, climatic-environmental, and educational.

کلیدواژه ها:

Interactive Architecture ، Digital ، Documentation ، technology ، Tekyeh Dowlat