References
Aizlewood, M. E., Butt, J. D., Isaac, K. A., & Littlefair, P. J. (1997). Daylight in atria: A comparison of measurements, theory and simulation. In Proceedings of Lux Europa 1997 (pp. 571–584). Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Azadifar, A., Omranipour, A., Masoudinejad, M., & Vafamehr, M. (2021). Review of the geometry and proportions of the central court in achieving the right daylight in the Ghajari's historic houses of Kashan. .Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Urban Design, 1, 77–95. [In Persian]
Birashk, S. (1995). The process of development and evolution of the city of Kashan throughout history. In Proceedings of the first congress on the history of Iranian architecture and urbanism (Vol. 1, pp. 379–399). Tehran, Iran: Research Institute of Cultural Heritage. [In Persian]
Bonine, Michael E. (1980). Aridity and structure: Adaptations of indigenous housing in central Iran. In K. N. Clark & P. Paylore (Eds.), Desert housing: Balancing experience and technology for dwelling in hot arid zones (pp. 193–219). Tucson, AZ: Office of Arid Lands Studies, University of Arizona.
Dailmann, H. (1987). Living in cities. Stuttgart, Germany: Karl Krämer Verlag.
Dunham, D. (1960). The courtyard house as a temperature regulator. New Scientist.
Farrokhyar, H. (2011). One hundred houses, one hundred plans: Architectural characteristics of traditional houses in hot and arid climate. Kashan, Iran: Islamic Azad University, Kashan Branch. [In Persian]
Farnad, F., Kasaei, H., & Memarian, G. (2021). Physical patterns and principles of traditional houses in Kashan. Housing and Rural Environment, (176), 87–101. [In Persian]
Farshchi, H. R., & Majidi, M. (2021). Investigation of the architectural system and geometric proportions of the central courtyard and its surrounding façades in historical houses of Kashan: A case study of ten Qajar-period houses. Journal of Islamic Architecture and Urbanism, (2), 95–112. [In Persian]
Farshchi, H. R., & Oveisi, H. (2021). Study and explanation of regeneration strategies for the center of the Panjeh-Shah neighborhood in Kashan aimed at infill design and preservation of historical authenticity. Bagh-e Nazar, 18(96), 77–94. [In Persian]
Hillier, B. (2007). Space Is the machine: A configurational theory of architecture. London, UK: Space Syntax.
Hosseini, S. A., & Bomanian, M. R. (2022). Shape grammar of Kashan’s traditional houses: Investigation of the formal structure and spatial relations of 19 historical houses of Kashan. NaghsheJahan, (2), 1–20. [In Persian]
Kalantar Zarrabi, A. (Soheil Kashani). (1962). History of Kashan (I. Afshar, Ed.). Tehran, Iran: Amir Kabir. [In Persian]
Mahluji, H. (2014). Encyclopedia of Kashan: Distinguished figures of Kashan based on the Golestan Palace Album Collection (Vol. 5). Tehran, Iran: Bonyad-e Farhang-e Kashan Publications. [In Persian]
Memarian, G. H. (2008). Introduction to Iranian residential architecture: Introverted typology. Tehran, Iran: Soroush Danesh Publications. [In Persian]
Naraghi, H. (2003). Historical monuments of Kashan and Natanz. Tehran, Iran: Society for the Appreciation of Cultural Works and Cultural Figures. [In Persian]
Pirnia, M. K. (2004). Introduction to Islamic architecture of Iran. Tehran, Iran: Soroush Danesh Publications. [In Persian]
Saadati-Vaghar, P., Zarghami, E., & Ghanbaran, A. (2019). Investigating the interaction between housing typology and spatial relationships using space syntax: A case study of traditional houses in Kashan. Iranian Architecture Studies, (16), 153–180. [In Persian]
Varesi, H. Zangi Abadi, A.Vafai, A. (2006). A survey of historical changes in the structure of the city of kashan. Kashan Studies Quarterly, (3), 127–155. [In Persian]
