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M.A. in Landscape Architecture, College of Fine Arts, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran, negin.rbojani@ut.ac.ir
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Problem statement: Recreational and tourism village of Goharpark in sirjan , largest village of tourism in the middle east , composed of types of recreational , residential , sports and services with sirjan 's view toward sustainable development. Golgohar in this project as a resource and potential for development should be a capacity and potential for development and park design with this extent and function should be an opportunity to promote life , but observation and analysis of the quality of the park , beyond its quantity , shows the disparities of this plan with the ideals of sustainable development and the lack of proportion to Sirjan's territory as a place.
Research objectives: In this research , firstly , it is attempted that in spite of gol- gohar investment as an opportunity to promote tourism , to pathology Goharpark by taking a fair look and in the second stage, is examined with the holistic view of why such a plan should be adopted by the managers and th next stage the impact of these decisions on the local community will be analyzed and finally, the ratio of capitalism to place and local community is analyzed.
Research method: This research is a descriptive - analytical research which is based on observation - exploratory and library observation by taking walk approach ( as a special method for landscape research).
Conclusion: pathology of Goharpark , in different dimensions ( level of planning and management, level of operational level and cognitive, level of conceptual and semantic ), because of the absence of multilateral view and understanding of sirjan 's characteristics as a territory, not merely a ground for recreation, isn’t place-based development. The study of why managers choose from managers indicates that in general, the decision to develop tourism with the aim of sustainable urban development in the service of an industry is a valuable action however , the lack of a meaningful look at the reason why this decision is taken and merely taking a symbolic design is considered to achieve developmental goals, isn’t place-based development. the study of the proportion of Goharpark with the local community shows that perhaps goharpark primarily with the “best" attributes the improvement of the mental status of the local community but its analysis in the economic , social and spatial areas indicates that pressures in the long run and in fact the absence of local community in the design. Capitalist tourism due to its potentials is an opportunity to promote the life and engine of growth , but it needs a comprehensive approach that will result in the failure to adopt such an approach rather than promoting the quality of life, destruction of place and weakening of local community.
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Received: 2026/04/11 | Accepted: 2026/06/13 | Published: 2026/08/23
Received: 2026/04/11 | Accepted: 2026/06/13 | Published: 2026/08/23
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