The Impact and Efficiency of Social Spaces in Elevating and Improving Social Systems (Case study: Cheshme Ali Historical Site of Damqan)

Abstract

The formation of social interactions is dependent on personal behaviors that are adherent to living environments. Behavior is an accessory of the mutual impacts of human factors that are rooted in the person on the one side and in the environment on the other. The way these environments are caused by the occurrence of social behaviors on a higher level leading to social interactions in the evident world. The aim of this study is to investigate the role of the natural skeletal environment of the Cheshme Ali entertainment-historical site of Damqan as a part of the urban space with high environmental capacities to provide and satisfy the needs of the urban community in different levels and also to study the site's human community (needs, social centers, ages, goals and expectations). Then, based on the potentials and capacities of the site, the goals are determined and through the use of the SWOT analysis guideline, the needed measures for reaching the goals (providing social justice, creating social relations in the highest levels to help the flourishing process, identifying and improving dynamic and lively social spaces, providing the spiritual and physical needs, reaching mental peace and security, etc.) are taken.