:: Volume 15, Issue 44 (12-2016) ::
2016, 15(44): 499-516 Back to browse issues page
Evaluate the relationship between healing Persian garden landscapes with urban open spaces
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Landscape healing as a favorable environment to reduce stress and increasing relaxation and Turbulent dense urban areas today can have an impact on human health. So that these views regarding the features, functionality reduces tension and stress, help you relax and restore their health status. The purpose of this research to know how the Persian Garden and Landscape Healing the Relationship between quality components (utility) and healing urban open spaces to reduce environmental stresses are city dwellers. Both exploratory and correlational research methods and techniques, observation and questionnaires were used to collect field data. The study of users of the urban park built on the principles of garden Iran. And examples of study in these research ten users of the Persian garden Tehran's Vanak park and garden are Gohardasht Iran. Sampling was targeted and the numbers of 110 questionnaires were distributed among the people. The results indicate that the color component with the greatest influence on healing the perspective of the average value of 4.37 in the Iranian garden. As well as fragrance components with an average value of 2.76 is the lowest impact. Results of other studies that some components of fragrances, water, plants and light quality with all the drivers of urban open spaces are connected. All drivers except for color quality components connected to the sense of participation. The music component is associated only with the stimulant quality stimulate the senses.

Keywords: healing, healing perspective, Persian gardens, urban open spaces
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Type of Study: Research | Subject: Special
Accepted: 2016/09/28 | Published: 2016/09/28


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