This research undertakes a thorough Rehabilitation Planning initiative for the iconic HakimBashi Historical House nestled in the historical city of Kashan, Iran. The project unfolds in multiple phases, commencing with an exploration of regional potentials, climatic considerations, and the city’s historical evolution. Detailed cartographic analyses and morphological studies inform a holistic understanding of the complex’s context within the city’s fabric. The subsequent analytical phase, structured in a SWOT format, evaluates architectural, corporeal, functional, legal, and management aspects, culminating in the formulation of strategic policies.
The study delves into the intricacies of HakimBashi’s locale, examining its interaction with economic, social, and cultural dynamics. The project proposes strategic interventions, including the rehabilitation of local centers, traditional routes, and the creation of a loop to enhance tourism. It emphasizes the seamless integration of the heritage complex with its surroundings, advocating for smoother transportation, leveraging neighboring historic areas, and optimizing local streets. The comprehensive approach aims to ensure the sustainable restoration and rehabilitation of HakimBashi Historical House as a vibrant cultural landmark.
In conclusion, this research not only provides a detailed analysis of HakimBashi Historical House but also presents a set of actionable strategies, from criteria and success indexes to tangible policies, fostering the holistic rehabilitation of this esteemed architectural heritage in Kashan, Iran.