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Regenerating traditional houses facades of old Mosul city by Shape Grammar

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461–476
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2022-10-12
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The research analyzes and classifies the elements of the case study to obtain its shape grammar that enables the regenerat- ing of these facades in the same architectural language and characteristics.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The urban facades of the traditional dwellings in the old city of Mosul are part of a dense structure of the homogeneous urban fabric.
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Key Findings & Data:This paper seeks to derive the standard and parameters of shape grammar to regenerate the damaged traditional facades of Mosul Old City as a case study (especially after the great damage as a result of the last war in 2017), by determin- ing the rules that restrict the relationships and the transformations in the struc- tures of these elements in the virtual reconstruction of urban heritage according to principles of traditional architecture.
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Conclusion & Impact:The research analyzes and classifies the elements of the case study to obtain its shape grammar that enables the regenerat- ing of these facades in the same architectural language and characteristics.
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The urban facades of the traditional dwellings in the old city of Mosul are part of a dense structure of the homogeneous urban fabric. These facades are char- acterized by a distinctive architectural style that gives a sense of place and local identity. Their design depends on the organization of architectural elements in syntactic characteristics, which are restricted by topological, geometrical, and di- mensional relationships that responded to social, technical, and environmental requirements. Those restrictions made a special style in the local architecture that reveals the social and cultural influences of the residents. Shape Grammar is an effective system in analyzing the architecture structures because it combines both morphological and dimensional values In the analyzing. Shape Grammar regulates the architectural elements and their relationships in specific rules to conserve these traditional facades and their values. In the conser- vation of built heritage, organizing these elements and defining their rules is es- sential. This paper seeks to derive the standard and parameters of shape grammar to regenerate the damaged traditional facades of Mosul Old City as a case study (especially after the great damage as a result of the last war in 2017), by determin- ing the rules that restrict the relationships and the transformations in the struc- tures of these elements in the virtual reconstruction of urban heritage according to principles of traditional architecture. The research analyzes and classifies the elements of the case study to obtain its shape grammar that enables the regenerat- ing of these facades in the same architectural language and characteristics.

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ISMAEEL, E. H., HUSSEIN, K. A. (2022). Regenerating traditional houses facades of old Mosul city by Shape Grammar. A|Z ITU Mimarlık Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 18 - Sayı: 2, 461–476. https://ajindex.com/articles/426328

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