Analysis of the consequences of specialization of commercial activities on adjacent spaces in the 12th metropolitan area of Tehran

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2 DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY - URBAN PLANNING, FACULTY OF GEOGRAPHICALLY, KHARAZMI UNIVERSITY

3 kharazmi University

Abstract

District 12, the birthplace and vital and historical core of Tehran, has undergone various changes during the new development, especially in the last six decades, one of which has been the expansion of specialized activities in the streets and axes adjacent to the main bazaar. With the decline and inefficiency of the region, especially in terms of residential function, it has been accompanied and accompanied. For this purpose and in completing the available data and information, a questionnaire with 27 items among 280 residents, businesses and experts of District 12 was completed and the data obtained in three dimensions "physical-environmental", economic-activity "and" social The results show that the physical-environmental dimension with 13 indicators and with a specific value of 10.620 has the highest share; the economic dimension with 7 indicators and the special value of 8.238 in the second place and the social dimension with 4 The reagent and the special value of 4.081 show the effects and consequences of specialized activities in the adjacent spaces in the third place.The alignment of the result of this research and some similar researches indicates that the accompaniment and conformity of creating and expanding directions with specialized commercial activities with The inefficiency and decline of residential functions in adjacent spaces and neighborhoods in the central part of the city is a general process, a phenomenon that has also occurred in the 12th district of Tehran.

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Geographical Urban Planning Research (GUPR)
Volume 10, Issue 1
April 2022
Pages 119-101

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