Many social scientists have referred to the modern era as the age of human loneliness. A time when humans, who have always valued stability and resilience in the face of change, are now faced with unprecedented technological advancements and fundamental shifts in beliefs and values. This has resulted in an unprecedented level of instability in all aspects of life, causing a natural sense of anxiety and distress among the newer generations. If a person thrown into the modern era cannot adapt and adjust to the new conditions, they will not have proper mental health.

In this context, the home will be the only place where an individual can create their own world, away from the chaos and turmoil of the outside world. If people are given the opportunity and permission to have a suitable home that reflects their specific interests and concerns, it will provide a sense of security and tranquility. In fact, if homes were once just a shelter, today they represent and embody our understanding of “self, society, and city” and, in general, our “

“سلام، من امیر هستم. خوشحالم که با شما آشنا شدم.”

“Hello, I am Amir. Nice to meet you.”

Book Name: Sustainable Housing (Principles and Implementation)

Authors: Brian Edwards, David Torrent

Translator: Mahmoud Shorcheh

Publication year: Summer 1394

Publisher: Parham Naghsh