Evaluation of viability in urban spaces: Case study: Old texture of Khorramabadcity

Evaluation of viability in urban spaces: Case study: Old texture of Khorramabadcity Abstract There is a growing focus on the concepts of sustainability, sustainability and sustainable development. Sustainability generally refers to the balance of environmental, economic and social goals. Bioavailability is also a subset of sustainability goals that directly affect community members and include local economic development, environmental quality, justice, access, security and public health, and social cohesion. The aim of this study was to evaluate the viability of the old texture of Khorramabad city with a descriptive-analytical method based on documentary-survey sources. The Vikor model and the Chi-square test have been used for data analysis. The dimensions studied in this study included social, economic, environmental and physical components. The sig rate obtained from the chi-square test (the relationship between the research variables) is 0.000, which is statistically significant. Keywords: viability, sustainability indicators, old texture, Khorramabad Keywords: viability, sustainability indicators, old texture, Khorramabad