Authors
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Department of Architecture, College of Engineering, University of Baghdad.
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Department of Architecture, College of Engineering, University of Samarra.
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Document Type : Research Article
10.63463/kjes1204
Abstract
The Architectural Intent is a spoken language without any sounds; it extends the forms, lines, and even materials. The designer uses his intent to express his own design view, which is not related to the function or elements. From this point of view, the Architectural Intent is used as a tool to analyse and understand contemporary Architecture and its identity renewal types. This study aimed to explore the effect of the Architectural intent types (the individual, the collective, and the hybrid) on the present Iraqi Architecture Identity formation, by using four central dimensions; The Design Vision, the Architectural Purpose, the stylistic affiliation, and the position of heritage. This study used the applied analytical Methodology which is the most effective Methodology to explore the study goals with a subjective approach. By four local case studies of the present most outstanding Iraqi Design Projects: Iraqi Central Bank tower (ICB), Bismayah City, Bodor Al-Najaf, and General Secretariat of the Iraqi Council of Ministers building (GSICM) projects. The main outcomes of this Study, the Hybrid type of the architectural intent had the common characteristics for both other types, therefore it refers to the balanced route to produce a present local identity architecture. The main recommendations were to strength the hybrid intent by using it as a strategic connectivity tool between Man and his built-up environment.
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