الهوية الاجتماعية من خلال انثروبولوجيا الفضاء و المكان

Abstract EN

This study aims to confirm that the social space represents more than physical body; it reflects the resident's culture of space.

The design and exploitation of this space cannot be done efficiently and successfully except with the presence of society through its social identity over an understanding of the anthropology of space and place; the study proved that even if the design meets the physical needs of the place Modernly, as the case of the "Frugés city in Pessac" in southwestern France and the "New Gourna village" in the Republic of Egypt, the society will oppose in its own way, either changing or refusing to exploit this space, but in the " Beni-Isguen" model in Ghardaia, Algeria Where design corresponds with social identity, society becomes the owner of space and live in harmony with it.