Culture of Islamic Architecture and Urbanism Journal

	Investigation of The Architectural System and Geometric Proportions of the Central Courtyard and Its Walls in The Historical Houses of Kashan (Case Study: Ten Historical Houses of the Qajar Period in Kashan) / Hamidreza Farshchi, Morteza Magidi

	Iranian Historical Architectures as a PIR (Mentor) Idea / Sajad Moazen, Reza Abouei

	A Comparative Semantic Study of Landmarks of Old and Contemporary Neighborhoods from Perspective of Islamic Notions and the Perspective of Citizens' Perception (A Case Study of Shotorban and Roshdiyeh Neighborhoods of Tabriz) / Mozhgan Narjabadifam, Islam Karami, Mohammad Mannan Raeesi, Ali Javan Forouzande,

	A Comparison of the Position of Women in Worship Places of the Abrahamic Religions in the Safavid Period of Isfahan / Shiva Bazmi, Hossein Soltanzadeh, Maryam Ghasemi Sichani

	Dimensions Affecting Self-Actualization in Residential Complexes from the Perspective of Experts / Elahe Mohajer, Hamidreza Azemati, Khosro Movahed

	Re-Reading the Arithmetic and Geometric Features of the Inner Courtyard Facades of Historical Houses Attributed to The Last 4 Centuries of The Introverted City of Isfahan / Faezeh Shamshiri, Maryam Ghasemi Sichani

	Identifying the Regeneration Affecting Key Drivers of Tabriz City Historical Textures Using Future Studies Approach / Esmaeel Rajabi, Karim Hosseinzadeh Dalir, Bakhtiar Ezzatpanah

	Investigating the Situated Process of Meaning Development in Urban Spaces from the Perspective of Conventional Perception (E’tebariat) Theory / Zahra Alinam

	Comparison of Mass and Space Patterns in Old and New Mosques of the Hot and Dry Climate of Iran (Case Study: Mosques in Kashan City) / Khatereh MoghaniRahimi, Mohammadsaleh Shokouhibidhendi

	Explaining the Concepts of Organizing Desirable Housing in Oil Corporate Town, Case Study: New Site Residential Complex in Ahvaz / Sajad Memardezfouli, Mohsen Taban, Mostafa Masoudinezhad, Mohammad Ebrahim Mazhari

Year 2022
- Semi-Annual
Year 2021
- Volume 6 - Issue 2 -Semi-Annual
- Volume 6 - Issue 1 -Semi-Annual
Year 2020
- Volume 5 - Issue 2 -Semi-Annual
- Volume 5 - Issue 1 -Semi-Annual
Year 2018
- Volume 4 - Issue 1 -Spring & Summer
- Volume 3 - Issue 2 -Fall & Winter
Year 2017
- Volume 3 - Issue 1 -Spring & Summer
- Volume 2 - Issue 2 -Fall & Winter
Year 2016
- Volume 2 - Issue 1 -Spring & Summer
Year 2015
- Volume 1 - Issue 1 -Fall & Winter

Investigating the presence and absence of water in the pool houses of traditional cold climate houses on the thermal comfort of the residents;

The Impact of "Spatial Organization Types" of Apartment Residential Units on "Privacy and Social Interaction" Case Study of Conventional Residential Apartments in Amol

Reflection of modern urban lifestyle on the components of Islamic housing development

Investigating the Situated Process of Meaning Development in Urban Spaces from the Perspective of Conventional Perception (E’tebariat) Theory

Evaluating the effect of daylight on creating the spiritual atmosphere of mosques (case study of mosques in Sheikh Jam tomb complex)

Identifying the Regeneration Affecting Key Drivers of Tabriz City Historical Textures Using Future Studies Approach

Re-Reading the Arithmetic and Geometric Features of the Inner Courtyard Facades of Historical Houses Attributed to The Last 4 Centuries of The Introverted City of Isfahan

A Comparison of the Position of Women in Worship Places of the Abrahamic Religions in the Safavid Period of Isfahan

A Comparative Study of the Relationship between Wisdom and Spatial Arrangement in the Architecture of Traditional and Contemporary Mosques Using " Ucl Depth Map " Software (Case Study: Khorasan Razavi Mosques)

A Comparative Semantic Study of Landmarks of Old and Contemporary Neighborhoods from Perspective of Islamic Notions and the Perspective of Citizens' Perception (A Case Study of Shotorban and Roshdiyeh Neighborhoods of Tabriz)

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