Haft Hesar Journal of Environmental Studies

	A Model of Architectural Factors Influence on Students' Perception of School Climate for Providing School Connectedness / Sahebeh izadpanah, Hamid Majedi, Hosein Zabihi

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	The process of utilization of Information and communication technology's criteria in urban spaces (case study: Eram walkway of Hamadan) / Ehsan Payab

	Reading the effect of light and color with the approach of emotional security in the Qajar houses of Tabriz / Azam Masoudi Gogani, Khosro Afzalian, Mohsen Tabasi, Hadi Sorori, Mahdi Sahragard

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	Analysis of the effect of sense of place in Gated communities complexes (Case study of Ahvaz oil town) / Maedeh Miahi, Behzad Vasigh

	Upgrading isovist models by introducing a new set of variables based on the position of the open edges / Khosro Daneshjo, Arash Hoseini Alamdari, Mansour Yeganeh

	Explaining the interaction of climatic and cultural factors in the formation of traditional courtyards in Hamadan / Bahareh Mazinanian, jaleh Sabernejad, Mohsen Dolati, Niloufar Nikghadam

	Investigating the role of high-rise building shell elements in reducing energy consumption (case example: Isfahan Cascade doctors' residential towers) / Mojtaba Janghorban, Shahab Kariminia, Maryam Farokhi, Mahsa Jafari

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Intertextual explanation of the architecture of contemporary commercial complexes in Iran (1981-2021)

Explaining the dialectic and balanced model of the conservation-development dichotomy of historic urban areas

Different perceptions of age groups of semantic and visual cues affecting environmental identity Case study: Fahadan neighborhood of Yazd

Simulation of Acoustic Variables for Auditory Satisfaction in Metro Stations by Using ODEON Software (Case Studies: Metro of Tehran, Tabriz, Isfahan)

Measuring the satisfaction about child-friendly urban spaces (Case study: parks in Bushehr City)

Evaluation of Environmental and Physical Factors Affecting the Perception of Coronary Patients in Inpatient Wards of Private Hospitals in Karaj

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