Today's architecture has no roots in its past, given the changes and changes of the present century. In the interaction with local culture, it has been subject to a considerable distance; hence, the emotion of residents to spaces has decreased and the sense of belonging as a factor for the transformation of spaces to spaces with specific sensory and behavioral properties has been eroded. In spite of past architecture, this is part of the culture embedded in it and the architecture form as a platform for conveying cultural message. The aim of this study is to find the methods of culture in past architecture and how they affect the sensing of belonging to the location in today s architecture. The present study is qualitative in nature and its method is descriptive - analytic and its method is derived from library sources and field information in order to collect information. the results of this study show that the elements of localization of culture in past architecture are: with self, others, nature and god,  security, self - centrality, reflection, geometry, hierarchy, transparency, continuity, continuity and after focusing on the concept of belonging to location and classification and definition of environmental, individual and semantic factors affect the determinants of culture in the aforementioned factors and the theoretical model is formulated; utilizing them can be effective in enhancing the sense of belonging to the location of modern spaces.