Constructing the boundary texture of Iranian urban rivers, case study (Shirin Rudi Sari River)

Abstract

Architecture has long been seeking solutions for human well-being and comfort. In this regard, the existence of service spaces, welfare
that both needs both indigenous people and non-native tourists, seems necessary. The development and management of urban
rivers can be one of the choices that, in addition to preserving national resources and ecosystems, have an increasing role to play in
improving the quality of the environment within the boundaries of the city’s rivers. This topic focuses on water conservation and how
it can be exploited, and how to use urban rivers and planning to achieve social, economic and environmental achievements along the
city’s riverside streams. The main problem is that in most cities, the boundaries of urban rivers are not regulated and the land abandoned
around rivers. In the meantime, creating a calm environment away from environmental pollution and visual contamination is one of
the major problems of modern cities, as well as providing suitable facilities for users to benefit from the beautiful scenery of the river
can be a good solution for this important Be. This research is to study the case study of Shirin Roud River to the Shahid Rajaie
Dam in Sari to study more accurately the environmental, social and economic challenges of urban rivers and provide appropriate
solutions in this regard. In this study, both studies Library and field observations and setting up a questionnaire for access to theoretical
foundations of design.