Representing an identity Model in Architecture with the approach of rereading the roots of bad identity (Case Study: Contemporary Residential Architecture of Baharestan Neighborhood in Tehran)

Nowadays, cities suffer from anonymity sometimes the caretakers try to compensate it with approaches such as the creation of specific neighborhoods, or the construction of buildings and the establishment of specific statues in the city space. But these efforts alone cannot yield results, because to find the minimum efficiency, they should be associated with spatial planning at the police headquarters, including residential, commercial and administrative construction that is not the case today. The neighborhood as one of the most important urban identification factors in the past of Iran provided a favorable environment for the citizens. However, there is a declining process in the examination of the historical performance of urban neighborhoods, because the performance of these centers has gradually weakened. In this study, Michel Foucault's genealogy theory is generally used. The theory of this theory states that, first, the knowledge of a healthy person must recognize the disease. Therefore, in order to define the identity space, we must identify the factors that create anidentity. The applied research methodology is descriptive-analytic. It examines the process of neighborhood identity from the past to the new one and explores the place of new planning for strengthening neighborhood identity and satisfaction.