role of nature in the architecture of western regions of iranian plateau during the second millennium b.c

role of nature in the architecture of western regions of iranian plateau during the second millennium b.c

the nature and climate of surroundings environment has always been the source of human inspiration throughout the history acting as the great teacher of mankind, in various fields, leading to the origin of advancement for human beings. it dates back to the period of history itself, and during this process, human has managed to overcome it after passing through the forces of nature.

some intellectuals believe that immortal buildings are always discovered by those who are familiar with the essence of this way, which is to understand nature and to dominate it, and have come to structures that are as rich as the ancient nature.

the subject matter is also aimed at evaluating the signs and effects of concentrated natural forces in the buildings of the second millennium bc especially in the west, and in addition to the exploration area that rationally influences the amount of information obtained, attention the volume of archaeological finds, the discrepancy and continuity in the findings of the 2nd millennium bc with the arrival of the aryans in the middle of this millennium has led to a number of specified specimens from the remnants of the millennium remaining in the western regions of iran's plateau and explain their architecture from the perspective of naturalism.

the achieved leagues have shown how to deal with and enjoy the nature in terms of quality in these specimens the main question in this research is that how the manifestation of the patterns of naturalism in the 2nd millennium bc architecture in the western part of the plateau of iran has been? the results of the research indicate that the natural and climatic characteristics are consistent with the samples.