Revival of the worn out texture through revival of previous application in order to access the stable development (Case sample: old texture of Rafsanjaan Township)

Erosion and destruction of urban old textures in Iran has taken such a expanded dimensions during last several decades that threats very much the safety and identity of the urban spaces. The historical texture of cities with their structural, applicable, economical and cultural high values is considered as a part of country national identity. These regions are passing the rout of stagnation and retardation because of worn out residential units, lack of ease accessibility, people's livelihood problems, etc. To pay attention to the urban old and worn out textures as the complicated texture include long history not only in Iran but also in the world. Organization and optimization of these textures which most of them are located at center historical core of city are the best method to achieve the urban stable development. Old texture of Rafsanjaan is located at heart of present city and it is an area of sum of very important activities which has been conformed to very old and valuable structure and compound of this structure and activity forms the framework of Rafsanjaan city center, but among this, what leads to mental disturbance is including the erosion of this urban texture and lack of sufficient attention for revival it by the responsible institutes that has been destructed it mostly. The research was done via field study mainly and library sources such as relevant books and articles were used for data collection and they were analyzed by reasonable and deductive methods. The aim of this discussion is to create coordination and compatibility between old and new texture and finally protection of historical identity and revival of previous applications specially the market in order to revival of the old texture and to circulate the live soul in it and to use the present substructures instead of irregular progression of city in order to achieve a stable development.