Components Affecting the Resilience of Historical Bazaars Space with Emphasis on Capabilities of the Physical-Functional Dimension of Space Case Study: Amir Complex at Tabriz Historical Bazaar

Historical bazaars, such as Tabriz's Amir Complex, exhibit resilience shaped by their physical-functional dimensions. This study identifies key components—including spatial organization, structural integrity, and adaptive reuse—that underpin the enduring functionality of these heritage spaces. By analyzing the Amir Complex, researchers reveal how its layered architectural features, from open-air corridors to enclosed workshops, facilitate both economic activity and cultural continuity. The findings underscore the importance of preserving functional adaptability in historic bazaars to sustain their social and economic roles. This approach combines spatial analysis with historical documentation, offering a model for assessing resilience in UNESCO-listed sites.

Abdollahi, R., Karami, I., Nejad Ebrahimi, A., Rahimi, L.,. (2021). Components Affecting the Resilience of Historical Bazaars Space with Emphasis on Capabilities of the Physical-Functional Dimension of Space Case Study: Amir Complex at Tabriz Historical Bazaar. Journal of Research in Islamic Architecture, 9(1), 0. https://doi.org/10.52547/jria.9.1.3