Phenomenology of Tehran's Qajar Houses focusing on Van Menen's methodology

What can be examined in this paper is identifying the hidden values of Tehran's Qajar houses using van-menen method. The subject of the research is the failure to meet some of the mental needs of people in today's architecture. In past architecture, spaces were found that had a positive meaning for people. What perception of these spaces has been very little in the interaction between people and the place of residence in Iran. This research seeks to answer the mental needs of people in today's architecture by answering the question of how to identify the values embedded in Tehran's Qajar houses by focusing on van Menen's methodology. The main purpose of this research is to achieve some aspects of the experience of people's presence in the Qajar house based on phenomenology. This research is a phenomenological study based on robust qualitative method and data analysis method is Van Menen method. Documentary and library-based study is analyzed and two main questions are carried out: one based on what people feel at the same moment in the place, and based on how this experience and the individual interacts with the components of the environment. Asked. The selected places of research are eight houses of Qajar architecture. The result of this study is the efficiency of the house in meeting the mental and emotional needs of people at home. The results of interviews led to the discovery of the meaning of these architectural places in a bed of positive psychological factors and in close balance with individuals. These meanings include dissection, vitality, connection with the environment, freedom of imagination and leisure of body and tranquility.