Nexus between Architecture and Urban Spatial Organization: A brief discussion (?Second Section)

In conclusion, it could be argued that the concept of the USO is the dynamic result of US and UF components. Thus, the dynamics of USO are formed grounded on the complexity between the US and UF components:

- the U.T/M.C is dependent on the NUG and LU.?

- The UA is dependent on the LU.

- The SoP is dependent on the UA and LU.

- The LU determines based on the NUG and U.T/M.C.?

- Some UAs define according to the U.T/M.C circumstances.

In other words, when we think about the USO we have to conceive a spherical space in which the dynamics among fundamental components are much or less related. the complexity of these relationships concerns how big the urban environments are in terms of the socio-economic and spatial.?

Now, we have a specific perception of the USO concept. Then we should explain the place of the architectural bodies in forming the USO subsystems/components.

Although each architectural construction might have its unique identity, it influences UA directly as well as might impact U.T/M.C indirectly. Additionally, each architectural construction is built based on the LU regulations. Also, the spatial capacity of the urban network could affect the type and scale of the UA and the physical place that it needs. Ultimately, it could be argued that each architectural construction has interactions with all principal components of USO, generally.

At the first glance, explaining each of these relationships and the dynamics among them and the concept of USO might seem complicated while there is a comprehensible process by which this nexus would be explainable. Albeit the most important point in this process is focused on the role of architectural construction in the shaping of USO, it is necessary to remind that this is a feedback process. So, we could assume that the USO components and the architectural constructions are not only on the same page but also it is possible that they are a part of a larger unit that should be discovered.?

Reference

Ataee, Sina. (2021), Urban Dynamics, Mammute Urban Innovation Studio Research Center.