Analysis of cognitive impact and the Role of livability agents on the residents’ senses of belonging in Shiraz city neighborhoods(Case Study: Shiraz City)

This present study raised the question of why vitality and ultimately the sense of belonging were linked to features of modern homes and neighborhoods. To address this inquiry four neighborhoods known as Zerehi, Beasat, Eslahi Negat, and Cinema Saadi in Shiraz City were selected. Then, in the library studies, vitality indices were extracted to reflect residents' sense of belonging. In the present study statistical analysis (spss) and questionnaire method were used and carried out in three stages. The first step looked at quantitive variables of vitality on the residence’ senses of belonging. The next one compared the cognitive impact of different vitality factors to the desire of living in the neighborhoods. At last, the relationship between vitality factors and the sense of belonging to living space were discussed in Shiraz neighborhoods.The outcome indicated that social vitality, design, and cultural vitality had greater impacts on residents' sense of belonging to living space. Besides, the results of the comparative analysis of different factors of vitality on the sense of belonging show that neighborhoods were influenced and classified by economic, social, ecological, and design in two different groups and cultural vitality in three separate categories.Finally, Spearman's correlation test reveals that residents in the Baysat neighborhood tend to stay in the area.Finally, the results demonstrated that through improving social and cultural vitality indices and design patterns, residents' sense of belonging could be increased.