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Protection of Privacy in Designing of Residential Complexes Architecture and Its Effect on Constructive Relations among the Residents

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  • Shirin Javanshir

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Abode is the most important provider of civilization and house is the best protection of social culture of the society. Abode is the protector of the family dynasty and the relations among its members. Having suitable abode like other human needs is one of the primary rights of humans and it has been emphasized in constitutional law (article thirty one). Lack of abode and its unsuitable quality has direct and close relation with increasing of delinquency, divorce and social disruption and it is accounted as a deterrent factor in social, cultural and mental development and moderation. Also not having abode causes to create the social abnormal phenomena such as sleep street, hutment and slum that such life gives abnormal personality structure to the person. Lack of abode or its unsuitable quality is accounted an effective factor in creating phenomena like anxiety, depression and behavorial disorders and causes to decrease the mental and physical resistence of the person in facing with problems. Therefore planning for protection of privacy and residents independency despites the existence of healthy and constructive social interactions in residential complexes is an important thing. The purpose of this research is discussing about the importance of constructive privacy existence in residential complexes and the manner, quality and effective factors in formation of it. In order to promote the research, descriptive-analytic methodology has been applied and the method of information collecting is in the kind of documentary study which is embarked to analyze the received information by using of qualitative contents analysis.

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  • Shirin Javanshir, 2015. "Protection of Privacy in Designing of Residential Complexes Architecture and Its Effect on Constructive Relations among the Residents," Modern Applied Science, Canadian Center of Science and Education, vol. 10(1), pages 103-103, January.
  • Handle: RePEc:ibn:masjnl:v:10:y:2015:i:1:p:103
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    • R00 - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics - - General - - - General
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