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Ülkemizde sayıca en fazla sayıda bulunan tarihi yapıların başında gelen geleneksel konutların korunması, büyük çoğunluğu kullanım dışı kalması sebebiyle zor olmaktadır. Ancak bu yapıların yaşatılması ve kullanılması hem korunmanın sağlanmasına hem de kent panoramasında sürdürülebilirliğe imkân vermektedir. Geleneksel konutların birçoğunun günümüz konfor koşullarına cevap verememesi bunların kullanım dışı kalmasına sebebiyet verirken yeniden işlevlendirilerek kullanılabilmeleri de sürdürülebilir mimariye sahip olduklarını göstermektedir. Çalışmada Çatalca’da bulunan geleneksel bir konut değerlendirilmiş, belgelemesi yapılmış ve meydana gelen bozulmalar tespit edilmiştir. Yerinde yapılan incelemeler ve karşılaştırmalı çalışmalar ile restitüsyon önerisi getirilmiş, uygun olan müdahale biçimleri belirlenerek restorasyon kararları verilmiştir. Yapının mevcut fonksiyonu ile kullanımı değerlendirilmiş fakat farklı bir işlev vererek kullanılmasının konutun yaşatılmasında daha etkin olacağı değerlendirilmiştir. Araştırmada geleneksel bir konutun yaşatılabilmesi ile en doğru işlevin verilmesi amaçlanmış, konumu ve mevcut durumu değerlendirilerek konutun yaşatılması ön planda tutulmuştur. Yapılara yönelik işlev değişikliği önerilerinde nelere dikkat edilmesi gerektiği de ayrıca açıklamıştır.

Nowadays, as the changes in social conditions and requirements occur, it is seen the transformations in the requirements of buildings and spaces. The effort in regaining historical buildings to life is an important universal aspect to dwell on for cities. When the historical city buildings lose their functions in spite of their well existences structurally, they can be usable for the adaptive reuse according to conditions of current life requirements with their suitable characteristics instead of leaving them to destroy. In this research, it is evaluated the adaptive reuse of the historical buildings for high educational purposes. In this aspect the Faculties of Architecture of the Universities Kadir Has, Bilgi, Mardin Artuklu and Toros are chosen as the examples for the adaptive reuse of the historical buildings for educational purposes as faculties of architecture. Faculties' design studios and classrooms' conveniences after adaptive use are examined in the qualitative aspects of their functions, materials, structures, infrastructures, installations, lightings, architectural styles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this study, the barrack building, which was built in the city center of Tunceli between 1935-1937 and was also known as "Mameki Barrack" at the time it was built, is discussed. The history of the building, its architectural features, functional changes, conservation problems, restoration and transformation into a city museum were examined. It developed after the construction of the barrack building in the city center. When the architectural texture of Tunceli is examined, the barrack building draws attention with its courtyard form and scale. The building's being the first city museum of Tunceli as a cultural heritage structure, together with its architectural features, should be handled as a whole with the architectural features and history of the building and its importance should be revealed. In this study, the history, restoration and functional changes of the building were investigated. It is focused on the fact that the building, which was used as a city museum, is one of the few registered cultural assets in Tunceli and its place in the city memory. As a result, evaluations were made for the preservation of the building, taking into account its tangible and intangible values. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Çağın zamanla değişen ihtiyaçlarına karşı yetersiz kalarak işlevsiz hale gelen tarihî yapılar, koruma yöntemleri kapsamında yeniden işlevlendirilerek yaşatılmaktadır. Bu araştırmanın amacı, tarihî kimliği ve yerel mimari özellikleri ile önemli bir değere sahip olan Tarihî Bitlis Belediye Binası’nın doğru işlevle yeniden değerlendirilmesine geleceğe aktarılabilmesine katkı sunmaktır. Yapının, Su ve Otobüs İşletmesi, Sanat Merkezi, Zabıta ve Trafik Amirliği olmak üzere kısa zaman aralıklarıyla farklı amaçlarda kullanıldığı; son durumunda ise Tarihî Bitlis Büryan Salonu adı verilerek özgün kimliğine uzak bir işlevlendirme yapıldığı tespit edilmiştir. Bu doğrultuda ulusal ve uluslararası düzeyde koruma kriterleri çerçevesinde arşiv taraması yapılarak ve yapıya dair katılımcı gözlem yöntemi kullanılarak işlev değişiklikleri kronolojik bir sıralamayla irdelenmiştir. Elde edilen bulgular için nitel araştırma yöntemleri doğrultusunda betimsel analiz yapılmıştır. Sonuç olarak; işlevlendirme sürecinde tarihî mimari dokunun ve kentsel bellekte yarattığı anlamın yitirilmeden yaşatılabilmesi için işlev seçiminde saygılı ve uyumlu bir yaklaşım benimsenmesinin önemi açığa çıkarılmıştır.

This paper focuses on examining the transformation of the Beykoz Leather and Shoe Factory area, investigating the qualities of the buildings in the area, and evaluating them in the context of industrial archaeology. The study aimed to determine whether each of the four conservation methods determined by TICCIH and ERIH organizations and Rolf Höhmann (1992) are preferred for the buildings of the Beykoz Leather and Shoe Factory. Data collection was carried out in 5 years between 2018-2022. Data were collected through on-site observation, analysis of relevant documentation, and interviews with the Kundura Hafıza (Shoe Memory) unit established within the factory during multiple site visits. The original aspect and importance of the study is to conduct and comprehensively evaluate all three of the literature study, fieldwork, and data analysis within the scope of the study.

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These buildings, which function as important documents for the period in which they were built, and which have managed to preserve their original qualities, have been abandoned as a result of various some factors and have lose their functionality. It is very important to continue to use these original structures, which have since lost their functionality, with re-functioning as opposed to a passive conservation approach. Architectural decision support systems, used to create a solution mechanism can assist architects in deciding on the most appropriate function option for building by systematizing the relationship between spatial analysis of the existing building stock and functional expectations. Accordingly, the results were observed by using fuzzy logic method in order to determine the most suitable function option before the design and construction phases for reuse of the building were started.

It is important for preserving our cultural heritage to ensure the social and cultural sustainability of historical buildings and hand down them to the next generations. Functioning historical buildings by protecting them also increases circulation to those structures and ensures that they are handed down to the future. In this study, the social sustainability of the Seljuk Bath and Ali Aydın House, located in the ancient city of Stratonikeia, were examined. The tracing method, which is a qualitative research method, was used in the study. While ensuring the sustainability of the buildings, the issue was also considered together with the historical environment they are in and a performance evaluation was conducted within the context of the historical environment. Since the bath and residential structures are both in the ancient city and both have become original structures, this study contributes to the literature on holistic conservation and sustainability of historical buildings.

“Architecture” is one of the tools that define sustainable cultural tourism. The sustainability of architecture which is an important source of culture is possible by conversation and restoration studies. It is observed that the most worn-out building group is residential buildings due to the lack of strict rules for historical settlements with this potential. A process based on the existence of traditional houses in historical settlements with their current function has been defined to be a tool, not a goal; particularly in cases where this becomes difficult. The Sille quarter which contains various cultural richness of Turkey and provides an adequate touristic axis for the province of Konya has been discussed. Fundamental decisions have been made to determine new functions that will define the model where functions other than residences will not cause transport capacity problems, social and cultural pressures; and prevent protected areas to become the decor of commercial activities.

Historic environments are cultural monuments that contain the traces of cities over time and their tangible and intangible values. Reflecting the building material, construction technique, aesthetics, social, cultural and economic characteristics of the period in which they were built, the buildings have survived to the extent that they adapt to the changes in time. It has been determined that one of the main problems in the restoration of the building, which is refunctionalized according to today's needs, is 'how to adapt the new to the existing texture, how to establish the old-new relationship'. In this context, architectural design approaches for new buildings/additions in the historic environment were analyzed. Since 1931, international principles, standards and declarations have been compiled. The industrial heritage in the Grade 3 archaeological site in Cumhuriyet Quarter, Tarsus District, Mersin Province is the study area of Boğaziçi University Gözlükule Excavations Research Center. The research design is based on the intervention decisions taken in the restoration of the building, design criteria and the impacts of the socioeconomic changes of the city on the building. As a result, the building was restored with similar - neutral approaches and suggestions were presented to increase its relationship with the urban person. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The effort to reuse historical structures has been a constant endeavor from the past to the present. With the increase in the number of universities in Turkey since the 1990s, some of the universities in need of structure have converted historical buildings to higher education functions. In this study, in which the physical conditions of historical buildings functionalised as higher education buildings are evaluated, the historical building known as Frej Apartment used by Istanbul Galata University will be discussed as a case study. With the change of the building over time, the conditions of higher education buildings according to physical criteria were analysed. From this point of view, 'Physical environment control parameters are effective in determining spatial quality in historical places functionalised as educational buildings' is the hypothesis of the research. The findings show that the preservation of historical and spatial values as well as having functions to meet contemporary needs are the issues to be considered. As a result, considering the central location of the re-functionalised historical buildings and the cultural asset brought to the city, a sensitive approach has been exhibited both in terms of the educational infrastructure of our country and architectural style. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Historical buildings provide important information about the culture, civilization, art and social structure of the period they belong to. However, structures that cannot keep up with social or technological changes, lose their functions and users over time, become idle and enter the process of extinction by being neglected. Its use with a new function in the protection of historical buildings is a very effective conservation method. With this method, the reopening of historical buildings in line with new needs in accordance with their original identity, architecture and location ensures that these buildings continue their existence by regular maintenance, and at the same time produces cultural and economic benefits. Within the scope of this study, the transformation of the Aya Yorgi Church in the city of Isparta in the historical process, the place of the building in the history of the city of Isparta, and the social and cultural characteristics of the people of Karaman, who are the users of the building, were determined by literature research. Architectural information such as the spatial features of the building, its façade features, the architectural fittings in its interior, its decorations, its structural structure and the building materials used, and its state of preservation have been determined by field researches and survey studies and conveyed with technical drawings and photographs. Considering all these features that create the architecture and identity of the building, suggestions have been made to protect this valuable cultural heritage through reuse with a new function, which is a very effective instrument of the sustainable conservation, in order to transfer it to future generations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Historical buildings are among the most important cultural heritages transferred from past generations to the present. These structures, which reflect the cultural structure of the society and the architectural and urban style of the period in which they were built, are documents that need to be preserved and are works of universal quality. Developing cities and differentiating needs have increased the interest in refunctioning, which is used as a method for the preservation of historical buildings. Re-functioning is a protection method that provides a different function to buildings that cannot meet today's comfort needs and cannot be used in their original form, allowing them to continue to be used. The maintenance and repair of historical buildings that have been re-functioned are prevented from disappearing by making them permanent and transferring them to future generations is ensured. However, these structures provide important contributions to the economies of cities, cultural tourism and promotion. With the zoning and city regulations under the influence of westernization that started in the Tanzimat Period, many public buildings began to be built in the Ottoman Empire. Sultan II. During the reign of Abdulhamid between 1876-1909, public buildings built in many cities are important structures that reflect the power and authority of the state. With the effect of social and economic developments, the development process of the city started with the construction of public buildings and many monumental and historical buildings in the city. Government mansions are the most important of the public structures built in different provinces and provinces towards the end of the 19th century, where the power and authority of the state are shown. Squares were created around the government mansions with the addition of other public buildings. It is known that the government mansions and other public buildings built during the Ottoman Period were under the influence of Western (Italian) architecture. Today, public buildings have been built in Diyarbakır Province, which is one of the important centers of the Southeastern Anatolia Region, and the historical building diversity of the city has been increased. Ergani is one of the big districts of Diyarbakir city. Ergani Government Mansion was built in accordance with the architectural style of the government mansions built during the Tanzimat Period. In the Ergani Government House, which was built in a rectangular plan and two storeys, the oratory balcony, which is one of the architectural elements of the government mansions, and the traditional plan order have been preserved. Restoration work was carried out in Ergani Government House (2010) and it was organized as a museum by giving it a new function. In this study, it is aimed to evaluate the current situation after the functionalization with the architectural analysis of the re-functioning work carried out within the scope of Ergani Government House, which is functioned as a museum, and to present suggestions about the sustainability of the building. In the field study, visual analyzes were made with photographs taken on site and determinations were made. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study concentrates on the value of the interior design profession and how a concept and scale approach can enable a holistic professional approach. The emphasis of the paper is on interior design education, particularly the second-year studio where the interior design process is learned. The adaptive reuse project building was in Çeşme, Turkey and designed as a museum for a chosen artist. The method involved understanding the design process as a whole, beginning from a larger scale that includes landscape, leading to the detailing scale. While the first semester emphasized abstract issues, the second semester focused on materialization of ideas into applicable decisions. The project process was divided into four stages within each semester. The resulting projects drawings and models represented advanced levels of knowledge regarding the stages and process of interior design, its components, as well as an understanding of larger and smaller scales inherently connected to the profession.

İnsanın var olduğu ve yaşamın sürdüğü her alanda hareket vardır. Mobil araçlar, şehir ölçeğinde hareketi sağlayan önemli toplu taşıma araçlarındandır. Sürekli bir döngü halinde olan bu araçlar zamanla ihtiyaçlara cevap verememekte ve gelişen teknolojiye bağlı olarak yenileri ile değiştirilmektedir. Atıl kalan ve artık kullanılmayan mobil araçlar ise çürümeye terkedilmektedir. Kullanılmayan mobil araçların dönüşümü ve yeniden kullanımı mümkündür. Araştırma kapsamında dünya üzerinde yeniden işlevlendirilen tramvay örnekleri incelenmiş, Konya eski tramvay vagonlarının tarihi ve teknik özelliklerine yer verilmiştir. Bu çalışmada Konya ilinde atıl vaziyette bulunan tramvay vagonlarının dönüştürülerek yeni bir işlev kazandırılmasına yönelik kullanıcıların lokasyona bağlı olarak fonksiyon tercihlerinin tespit edilmesi amaçlanmıştır. Araştırma yönteminde mekânsal algı çalışmalarında geçerli ve güvenilir bulunan anlamsal farklılaşma ölçeklerinden yararlanılmıştır. Tramvay vagonlarının dönüşebileceği 5 farklı işlev grubu belirlenmiş olup Konya’da ikamet eden 77 kişiden çevrimiçi bir anket ile bu işlev önerilerini değerlendirmeleri istenmiştir. Çalışma sonucunda tramvay kafe-restoran, tramvay sınıf-atölye-kütüphane ve tramvay büfe-manav-market olumlu karşılanırken; tramvay otel-yurt-pansiyon ve tramvay konut daha olumsuz değerlendirilmiştir. Ayrıca olası kullanıcıların şehir merkezinde en çok tramvay kafe-restoran, kampüs içerisinde ise en çok tramvay sınıf-atölye-kütüphane olmasını tercih ettikleri görülmüştür.

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In Istanbul, which is one of the cities with the highest population growth in Turkey, changes have occurred in socio-economic conditions, public space requirements and supply-demand balance due to this increase. In the last 20 years, Shopping Malls and Life Centers (AVM) that provide socialization, culture-art activities and shopping opportunities are the most functional spaces that meet the public indoor space requirements on an urban scale in Istanbul to a certain extent. However, the recent construction of shopping mall investments, especially in a way that will create a surplus of demand regionally, has caused some shopping malls to turn into structures that lose their function and cannot meet the changing requirements. These idle buildings, which lost their function but continued their structural life, brought the concept of "Dead Shopping Mall" to the architectural literature. This study aims to get investors and decision-makers to think about the re-functioning of dead shopping malls in the public interest. The structural functions of dead AVMs that they are compatible with in terms of functional transformation due to reasons such as their location, structural and physical properties, dimensions are limited. According to the research carried out within the scope of this study, it has been determined that the number of examples of many dead shopping malls converted by foundation universities is gradually increasing. Although there are publications in the existing domestic literature on the transformation of dead shopping malls into various commercial functions, there have been no sources examining their transformation for universities. The study interprets this transformation with the method of a foundation university that pioneers the public transformation of dead shopping malls, the flow chart of original design steps with designer experiences, stain studies of floor plans of old and new functions, comparison of old-new interior and exterior building visuals and aims to contribute to the domestic literature in this sense. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Traditional buildings, which have an impact on the urban memory where the construction and planning processes were operated in the same period in the past, should be sustainable in conservation, protection and usage way. Applying a new function to buildings other than their original usage is associated with the following criteria: the requirements of the city and its inhabitants, the spatial arrangement and context of the building, and the provision of physical, economic, and socio-cultural sustainability. In this study, suggestions are introduced for the Antalya/Gazipaşa Customs building, which is a registered and traditional building. During the decision-making process, the potential new function of the building has been evaluated by Multi-Purpose Decision Making Processes and Analytical Hierarchy Processes, which are based on the building users, building owners and surrounding residents. Environmental and spatial analyzes of the Customs Building were accomplished, then the outcomes were observed in a participatory manner by evaluating the accepted upper and lower criteria. In conclusion, it was concluded that the building, which has an important architectural value, would be suitable to function as a city museum. Thus, the building density will be low, but it will gain functionality that preserves the cultural memory of the city. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Gaziantep, which has hosted many civilizations in thousands of years of geography; has always been one of Turkey's leading cities. The Hışvahan, which is considered within the scope of the study, was used as a structure where cotton trade was carried out and passengers passing through the caravan route were hosted in the years when it was first built; it has been an important stop connecting the western regions of the country with the eastern and southeastern neighboring countries. However, it was inevitable that this building, which is important for urban culture, remained idle over time. In the study, it is aimed to shed light on the concept of re-functioning and its contributions and to reveal how it can contribute to the survival of structures that can be evaluated in the context of cultural heritage that is being lost. In the article; in the re-functioning process, the factors that shape the design, the physical location of the building, its relationship with its environment, the relationship between the old and the new function, and interior space interventions are mentioned; while determining these intervention methods, the problems in preserving the original features of the buildings and respecting their historical values were discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The continuity of sociocultural sustainability, the creation of awareness of the past culture in the society and the preservation of urban identity are ensured through preservation of historical structures and transfer of the heritage to the future. In Kırşehir, the monuments are dated to the Seljuk Period and the mansions are dated to the beginning of the 20th century. The chosen mansions within the scope of this study have been transformed into museums, cafes/restaurants and Ahi Research Center with the preservation works they have undergone on different dates. With this study, the contribution of the refunctioned mansions to the urban identity and the user was attempted to be determined by a questionnaire conducted to a randomly selected user group. In this context, it has been determined that the level of protection and survival of historical monuments, which have been transformed with functions suitable for today's usage conditions, has increased. The sustainability of the buildings, which are effective in ensuring the continuation of the socicultural values of the city, through functional transformation are important practices that are effective in transferring the cultural footprint of the city to generations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

With the development of urban areas, large and functional urban parks have been designed that appeal to all individuals regardless of age, gender and occupation. Segmenler Park can be given as an example of urban parks located in the city center. In order to revitalize this park, Ankara Metropolitan Municipality signed a protocol with Gazi University during the Murat Karayalçın period. This protocol, signed between the university and the municipality, has questioned the fact that another institution, instead of local governments, is working on the functionalization of both parks as an urban area and a place that is a natural protected area, within the scope of participation, which is a city right. In this context, first of all, the conceptual framework was drawn in the study. The protocol of Segmenler Park was examined in the study conducted with the literature research method. The histories of city parks and Segmenler Park were mentioned; Detailed information has been given by making use of the legislation on the use, maintenance and repair of these spaces. The use of the Park was evaluated in terms of legislation and the right to participate through the protocol signed later. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Kent merkezlerindeki tarihi dokularda günümüzde rant marjları çok yükselmiş, tarihi yapılara turizm ve ticaret işlevleri verme eğilimi artmıştır. Yeniden işlevlendirme adı verilen bu uygulama aslında terk edilmiş ya da özgün işlevini devam ettirmesi mümkün olmayan yapıları, yeni bir işlevle kullanımını sağlayarak gelecek kuşaklara aktarmak için geliştirilmiş bir koruma yöntemidir. Ancak bu yöntem günümüzde sanki bir tasarım modeli gibi kullanılarak tarihi yapıların özgün değerlerinden çok fazla kayıplara neden olmaktadır. Koruma yasasındaki esneklik, sayısal nicelik ve şahıs mülkiyetlerinde olmaları gibi sebeplerle yeniden işlevlendirilerek özgünlük değerlerinden en çok kayıplar veren yapılar geleneksel konutlardır. Tarihi yapılar ve bu yapıların oluşturduğu tarihi çevre, bölgeye özgü fiziksel ve kültürel özellikler sonucu oluşmuş geleneksel mimari örneklerdir. Özellikle geleneksel konutlar bulunduğu bölgedeki günlük yaşam ve kültürü hakkında önemli veriler sunan tarihi belgelerdir. Bu nedenle diğer tarihi yapılar gibi geleneksel konut yapılarının da özgünlüklerinin korunması ve gelecek kuşaklara aktarılması önem arz etmektedir. Yeniden işlevlendirme ile özgün değerlerini yitiren tarihi çevrelerden birisi de Antalya'nın önemli turizm merkezlerinden birisi olan Alanya’dır. Bu nedenle bu çalışmada yeniden işlevlendirme ile restorasyonu yapılan geleneksel Alanya konutları çalışma alanı olarak seçilmiş, bu bölgedeki uygulamaların olumlu ve olumsuz yönleri ortaya konularak tartışılmıştır.

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