The Impact of Spatial-Social System on Identity and Urban Development

Identity is a complex and profound concept and has an easy and restrained meaning because when each person hears this word, he refers to references, examples and experiences in his mind that enable him to understand it, but instead of reasoning and explanation. This perception is difficult. They are no exception. There is no doubt that this authentication, like other areas of urban improvement, is unattainable without the provision of appropriate contexts. Because the identity of a place, if it is possible to abstract and recognize its past, present and future trends, relies on urban sciences such as symbolism, semiotics, history, sociology, behavioral sciences and architecture, and urban anatomy, etc. The fact is that identity, identity and authentication, and basically having a living environment, is more focused on the present and the expectations of individuals than it has on the past, and encompasses the present, and the demand for it is rooted in the needs of Individual and collective citizens in the city environment.
Therefore, in this study, while defining the word identity and culture and its relationship with indigenous-traditional architecture, concepts such as spatial identity, spatial identity and the foundations of identity of traditional cities, thematic issues and concepts have been studied in this regard and also; The study of the axes of environmental-social and physical cognition of the city, which is in line with the recognition of identity relations and perception of space and the needs of traditional cities and the growth of urban society, has also been considered.