Analysis of components of sustainable development in urban bazaars with emphasis on lifelikeness Case study: Historical bazaar of Isfahan

Lifelikeness is one of the sub-branches of sustainable architecture. In the discussion of the development of viability and, by its nature, the viability architecture, it has become obvious that every building must interact with its natural context and environment. Market space, its Lifelikeness is one of the most important and necessary components in architecture. The purpose of this study is the relationship between identity and lifelikeness variables in the historical market of Isfahan. The research method is applied in terms of purpose and analysis and survey with the tools of the encyclopedia. Statistical community used by experts, professors, in connection with architecture and urban planning. The results indicate that the variables of self-control, biological, legal, moral, attachment in the market of Isfahan, the average for this component is higher than 4 and also the lowest average value of the motor variable is equal to 2.16. The study conducted on the total average of this index for Isfahan market is 3.77, which shows the degree of desirability in traditional and historical bi. Also, economic and readability variables have a much greater share compared to other variables in predicting the dependent variable, namely the viability of the Isfahan market, which this trend is also desirable for variables in explaining viability and identity.