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منم بازی؟  در دوران کودکی، همۀ ما بارها این سؤال را پرسیدیم، اما حالا که در زمین‌های بازی دوران کودکی‌مان خیابان و اتوبان سبز شده، کدام فضاها به ما اجازه می‌دهند که سؤالی بپرسیم که شاید هنوز هم دل‌مان بخواهد تکرارش کنیم؛ منم بازی؟ مهمانانی که در این سماره ما...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Leisure times; taking advantage of past architectural spaces to explore the city | vahid keshtkar khales Leisure is one of the necessary parts of modern life. Concerning the costs and time-wasting in trips, excursions to historical regions of the cities can be a more satisfactory alternative for citizens. We...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Dismantling a modern triangle: city, work, game | Naser Fakouhi If the Lefebvre revolution occurs, we can consider the game as overstep. Otherwise, almost all the world’s cities, except showcase cities, become devastating dystopia for a spatial and epochal torturing life. بازی را می‌توان نوعی «تخطی» فضایی-زمانی تلقی کرد...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Play space: the cornerstone of architecture and the city based on human nature | Ali Akbari One of the most efficient mechanisms to solve the problems of today’s cities is to redefine the concept of a child-friendly city based on the kind of worldview and ideology that makes human...

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Racing alone, a reflection on the concept of play in the modern rational city | Morteza Mirgholami The modern city has formalized and commodified urban spaces by functional separation and prioritizing automobiles. So that deprived pedestrians, children, and other marginalized groups of creative, nonfunctional, and playful opportunities. This article...