چکیده:
The present paper has notified that the evaluation of architecture knowledge for industrial complexes helps identifying its development challenges. Thinking about the components of architecture knowledge developmentcaused the evaluation to be occured in three sections of theoretical knowledge (or theoretical productions),knowledge transition (or training programs), and practical knowledge. Since the nature of the mentionedtriad was different, the evaluation method of each was chosen in relation to their substantial features. As aresult, evaluation of theoretical areas, due to its written nature, is accompanied by content analysis method.In this section, scientific research-based articles (published in fifteen authentic architecture journals, until
winter 2014), 2500 selected books, M. A. theses (conducted from 2001 to 2010 in University of ShahidBeheshti), and Ph. D. dissertations (completed in domestic universities until 2012) were studied to estimatethe quantity of production knowledge in terms of the architecture of industrial complexes. It is noteworthy thatthis evaluation took place compared to six selected functions i.e. landscape, residential, religious, healthcare,educational, and administrative. In transitive knowledge section, the mentioned evaluation was dedicated tothe analysis of programs’ contents, orientations, fields of study, and courses, presented in three levels of BA,
M. A., and Ph. D.. Furthermore, in order to know about the status of practical knowledge, the orientation ofarchitecture competitions (including periodical competitions and those, taken part from 2007 to 2009) wereevaluated. Also selected samples of the existing industrial units (i.e. 63 industrial units in Caspian IndustrialPark, Qazvin) were studied. Results showed that architecture knowledge of industrial complexes, comparedto other functions, had the least theoretical production as well as transitive training (quantitative challenge).Despite such circumstances, in the practical area it enjoyed some quantitative growth and requires qualitativeattention (qualitative challenge). What is more, the development of architecture knowledge in terms of industrial
complexes lacks any coherent structure, chiefly growing in a local and discrete manner. Results showed thatthe mentioned challenges are dealt with by integrating the mentioned triad and adopting practice-to-theorystrategies (as reverse engineering). The research has emphasized that developing architecture knowledge forindustrial complexes can be done by programming as a matrix of supplementary and evolutionary components,comprising the triple areas.
خلاصه ماشینی:
"A. fields of study as well as orientations, shows that currently architecture technology with two orientations of bionic and digital (December, 2, 2012 Resolution), architecture engineering (November, 15, 1998 Resolution), Iranian architecture studies (June, 15, 2005 Resolution), architecture and energy (December, 2, 2012 Resolution), interior architecture (July, 7, 2013 Resolution), construction and project management (July, 7, 2013 Resolution), landscape architecture (December, 16, 2012 Resolution), The Scientific Journal of NAZAR research center (Nrc) for Art, Architecture & Urbanism 13 Javad Goudini, Mohsen Vafamehr, Yousef Gorji Mahlabani, Naser Barati / Bagh- e Nazar, 13 (41):5-22 conservation of historic fabrics and buildings with two orientations of conservation of urban heritage and architecture heritage (December, 9, 2012 and December, 2, 2012 Resolutions), post- accident reconstruction (June, 15, 2005 Resolution), Islamic architecture (May, 8, 2004 Resolution), and educational space design (December, 28, 1997 Resolution) have syllabi, adopted by the Council of Higher Eductaion Planning.
16 The Scientific Journal of NAZAR research center (Nrc) for Art, Architecture & Urbanism Javad Goudini, Mohsen Vafamehr, Yousef Gorji Mahlabani, Naser Barati / Bagh- e Nazar, 13 (41):5-22 Conclusion Thinking over the research findings in the evaluation of produced knowledge confirms that thematic rate of the seven functions was not equal in the written areas and industrial complexes had the smallest production."