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Urban Space is not just a simple, physical configuration. Instead, it is a
transformation of human experiences with the differentsynchronicarchitectural
characteristic that needs a critical examination to segregate discrete layers of
structural elements. As a result, the traditional urban space is a unique existence
of reality; it is a product of prolonged interaction between society and
architecture. The association is so prevailing that each portion has a significant
role in creating a combination of mental prototypes of interpretation between the
different factors that gives the urban space its final form. Neglecting any part in
the public space perception process is leading to crash the binary equation letting
the meaning paralyzed without being able to represent any society or potentially
keep the sense. There are many examples of worn-out urban space some of them
was a result of ignorance and absent of realization of the interaction between
Society and architecture. Al-Kadhimiya, a city north of Baghdad, the capital of
Iraq, is a crucial example of this type. The Iraqi municipality demolished that
relationship by importing different layers that are not compatible with the
original one or as a result of inserting new means of technology in the heart of
the historic cities. The other example from Erbil, a city north of Iraq, where the
municipality determinable removed the old fabric to insert a well-defined
rectangle space, somehow to create an urban public space, that procedure
juxtaposed by form a barrier to isolate the old Souk from the other part of the old city. Both cities suffered from
a misunderstanding of the urban binary equation between space and architecture as a tool to understand the
context.
Journal Of CONTEMPORARY URBAN AFFAIRS (2018) 2(2), 71-77.
https://doi.org/10.25034/ijcua.2018.3672