The role of villagers' behavior patterns in the methods of rural renovation

Abstract Behavioral patterns are one of the effective factors on the quality of village renovation. Organizing the behavioral patterns in the renovation process can give life to or take it from the village gradually. In fact, preserving the relationship between the frame and rural behavior patterns affects privacy, personal space, territory and crowding conceps, and these concepts are rooted in every village’s rural culture. Renovation with no figure on rural behavioral pattern will change the village face and village identity in the long term. This research conducted with behavioral patterns in village renovation with analyzing the quality content practices the comparative studies of behavioral patterns in renovated domicile and urban domicile in Kerman province villages. The samples being studied are picked theoretically and objectively with attention given to the segregation of Kerman province villages. In the level of measures, qualitative questionnaires, interviews and recording observations are used and the findings are analyzed with logic reasoning method. The research results show that behavioral patterns play a determinant role in the creation of an identified renovation and neglecting these patterns causes deletion or change in many of these functions and ultimately rural life style. Entirely, the studies in this research show the villager’s attempts in order to preserve the rural behaviors in renovated domicile, despite the frame transforms and it emphasizes giving double attention to rural behavioral patterns in order to preserve every village identity. Keywords: behavioral patterns, renovation, village, identity, Kerman province