Investigating the Components of Indigenous Landscape Indicators in Environmental Identification in Warm and Wet Climates (Case Study: Port of Kong)

Identity, which is one of the most important issues in today's society, has become less of an issue in Iran's native cities, especially in the Persian Gulf, which doubles the need for local architecture knowledge and sustainable development. In this paper, according to library and field studies, the main components of indigenous architecture are evaluated and an in-depth study of the beautiful historic port of Kong is carried out. Then the questionnaires are evaluated by Delphi method using SPSS and EXL software. In which the analytical method was quantified and summarized and categorized based on the data collected from the Delphi method using descriptive statistics. The results show that alongside key features such as nature and the landscape, diverse fields, renewable energy, cultural patterns, climatic design and the city's body, other characteristics such as artistic and craft elements as well as memories formed in the environment and psychology The environment is effective in shaping urban identity. Particularly important in this assessment are the nature and landscape of the sea and the cultural patterns formed.