Architectural Promenade

From NeshaNevesht books collection, Vara has published the title: Architectural Promenade.

NeshaNevesht is the title chosen by Nesha’s research and development department to reflect and publish theoretical explorations and results. These results may have been obtained during the study of ongoing projects or may have been gathered independently. The authors wrote in a part of the introduction of the book:

“We have known for several years that nothing works by simply “translating”. Of course, we learn and apply impartially from all sources, but we try to include something aboriginal in these learnings. The claim of authorship is an exorbitant claim, but we consider it to be a difficult and pleasant concern at the same time, so we try to create what we call a textual. In these texts and in the field of analysis, we may be drawn to different realms, therefore, the book essays do not necessarily stay within the limits of architecture and city. Maybe we don’t fundamentally believe in the limitation of architecture and urbanism, on the contrary, we believe that the architecture of our time is neither comprehensible nor has an efficient and contemporary achievement without understanding its intertwining with other human phenomena…”

The Architectural Promenade – the third volume of NeshaNevesht – is the first book of this series, which, for some reasons, was published earlier than the first and second. The book tries to introduce a new view of the theory and the efforts made in creating spaces based on it by re-examining the technique/theory of architectural promenade and understanding the buildings and projects related to this theory.