Iranian Bazaars and the Social Sustainability of Modern Commercial Spaces in Iranian Cities

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According to some factors such as participation, interactions, identification and security, Iran's traditional bazaars are good examples of social sustainability. In fact, bazaars are not considered as merely an economic environment but also an environment for many social activities due to their status and their location in the important environments and centres of the city, and the significant role and social status of market's businessmen in the city. However, in the modern industrial era and with appearance of new urban elements, it can be observed that many spaces for commuting and many urban traditional environments took important social-cultural functions. Under these circumstances, this research used the descriptive analytical method to focus on evaluating the environments of persistent traditional social business centres in order to achieve persistence in modern social business centres through evaluating and studying the historical background of business centres, urban services and traditional elements that form them.

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Ghasemi, K., Behzadfar, M., & Hamzenejad, M. (2021). Iranian Bazaars and the Social Sustainability of Modern Commercial Spaces in Iranian Cities. Journal of Construction in Developing Countries, 26(1), 1–18. https://doi.org/10.21315/jcdc2021.26.1.1

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