Cities, like living things, are experiencing growth and decline. The unnecessary spatial expansion of cities over the past few decades has shaped the formation of new urban contexts and shifts of residents and urban land uses. New areas have become. Today, worn-out urban textures are considered as a major issue by most urban planners in most cities of the country. One of the practical ways to optimize the spatial organization of these tissues is to identify their potentials and their potential for optimal utilization and recognition of existing defects. Considering the existential nature of the worn-out tissues, this study focused on descriptive-analytical methods using Autocad software and S.W.O.T technique to identify the positive and negative factors in the old texture of Shahroud and Bidabad neighborhoods. The results showed that the context of this neighborhood is lacking in physical infrastructure, utilities, utilities and infrastructure, which has led to the migration of indigenous people to other areas and a negative population growth rate in recent years. On the other hand, it seems that the socio-economic status of the inhabitants of this neighborhood has led to the process of refurbishment and renovation within the Bidabad texture, which has caused the area to become more worn out and damaged.
