Sense of Satisfaction: How Physical Elements of Historical Texture Walls Could Affect Residents’ Satisfaction in the Neighborhoods?

The study endeavors to identify and analyze the relationship between physical elements in historical texture walls in the Qajar, Pahlavi, and contemporary periods; and classify the factors affecting the resident's sense of satisfaction in these neighborhoods. The research method is consists of both correlation in the first part and descriptive-analytical technique in the second part. In this regard, the criteria and indicators of physical factors in the context and neighborhood wall include the scale of proportions and height, entrances and portals, windows, and context and ornoments in the walls of residential, commercial, and cultural facades have specified. This Physical indicators consist of relationships and organization, specific locations, and local services. In continue, a significant relationship and correlation between the desired variables were identified. Indicators were evaluated in three different textures in the historical periods. The positive and negative points of each period were distinguished, and the privilege parameters of each neighborhood were examined. Then the general structure was explained and drawn to develop the context and body of the neighborhood walls. The results show that people are more inclined to live in neighborhoods with the same height scale and proportions and similar ornoments and appropriate to their specific use. People also tend to live in residential buildings with high-end entrances amidst large windows covered with curtains and wrought iron.