Interpretable House Analysis of Factors Affecting the Housing Interpretability To Approach to Bond the Dweller and the Dwelling

Home is a place with which man deals during his entire life. It is the first and everlasting world that he lives and takes shape in. As man grows, changes and finds himself, home too becomes something beyond a mere building, it experiences and becomes a symbol of itself, a self that is constantly changing. From this point of view, home, that grows and finds its personality like its habitant, is not a place to "be" in but a place to "become" in.
To achieve this, the present research suggests a home that is "interpretable", a home that creates new readings as human changes by the passage of time and the habitant can relate to in different eras and situations. Such home becomes a mirror, providing opportunities for diverse and creative interpretations, a mirror so clear that anyone in anytime can see his picture in it, talk to it, not only live "in" it but live "with" it. Thus this research aims to explore "the factors affecting the creation of the interpretable house" in terms of research quality and based on a literature review and analysis of the views and theories related primarily to the question of "interpreting" by investigating how the process of perception and reading of locations "regularity and order" and "irregularity and mysterious" in "interpretability" considered important housing and then based on these two properties, explain the factors affecting the housing interpretability. The description of familiarity, readability and synergy between the layers of meaning in part determined by factors such as housing and multiple meanings and deep life meanings, housing sector and mysterious indeterminacy are introduced. In this regard, sensory richness, diversity and complexity associated with multiple meanings and silent spaces and details, the archetype of spaces and elements associated with the deconstruct elements expressed deep meanings.