Plan to Rebuild the Historic Castle of Yek Lengi (the Original Core of the Village)

Abstract

After emerging the practices of industrial production and migration from agricultural areas to industrial cities happened with no acceptable plans, leaving the villages, castles and city castles, takes place every day. Iran is among the countries that according to official statistics more than 20 percent of its population belong to its rural areas and there are around 6700 small and large villages in this country. Since early societies were formed through villages, they have kept valuable buildings such as original core  or forts in themselves. But unfortunately, after years the buildings formed based on the architectural, cultural, historical and geographical conditions were collapsed for some reasons and have been forgotten So that rural communities confirmed that the buildings and lack of high interests in these historical and valuable buildings are the reasons for forgetting rural life there is a lot of interest, and they have not worn buildings of value. While historical monuments and generally historical tissues which seem dead in the villages are from the heritage of our ancestors, which represent the national identity. Therefore, in this study, it was tried to provide the restructuring plan of the original core  of the historic village of Yek Lengi a small step was taken in the direction of preserving the national identity of the country. Methodology and research method used in this study was an analytical-descriptive one. The findings of the study about rebuilding the original core  of the historic village of Yek Lengi based on the use of local materials and not considering new materials and retrieving the heart of the village or historic castle, the researchers hoped to create interaction on rebuilding historic elements of the other villages in the area as well as creating motivation for villagers to stop migration from the village and reactivating cultural, social and economic circles of the village and hope to attempt to preserve national identity of the land.