Bir Kültürel Mirasın Serüveni: Erzurum Feyzullah Efendi Konağı

İSMAİLOĞLU, Semiha

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“…These complexes include many buildings such as mosques, madrasahs, mausoleums, tombs, and fountains, and they reflect the culture of the Seljuk period, creating an identity unique to the region. Double Minaret Madrasa and Ulu Mosque, built in the 12th century, are important Islamic architectural works [36]. Double Minaret Madrasa, one of the symbols of Erzurum, is especially one of the most important examples of Seljuk architecture.…”

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A Research to Determine the Perception of the Tangible Cultural Architectural Heritage of Erzurum Castle and Its Surroundings in Turkey

Akpinar Külekçi,

Özgeriş,

Sezen

et al. 2023

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The city center of Erzurum in the east of Turkey, Erzurum province, has structures with origins from the Anatolian Seljuk and Ilkhanid Periods to the present day, including the “Erzurum Castle”, “Ulu Mosque”, “Double Minaret Madrasa”, “Yakutiye Madrasa”, and “Three Kumbets.” It is home to one of the most important cultural heritages of Eastern Anatolia in history and faith tourism. Erzurum can be considered as the cradle of many cultures and civilizations with its deep historical past. Restoration (renovation) works around these monuments, which also contribute to the city’s identity, are important in terms of preserving historical monuments for the future. In this study, the importance of landscape projects and housing restorations in the city and its surroundings, in terms of harmony with the historical environment and monuments and urban identity, was investigated. In the questionnaire prepared for this purpose, we attempted to determine the perceptions of the protection, appreciation, and contribution aspects of the urban renewal works conducted in the tangible architectural heritage areas centered on Erzurum castle. The questionnaires, which included 5-point Likert-type questions, were distributed to 400 people. We sought the opinions of experts in decision-making mechanisms and academicians, as well as local people. As a result of the study, it has been determined that the city is generally not sensitive enough about the protection of historical neighbourhoods and monuments, and urban transformation projects do not contribute to conservation efforts in terms of conservation, sustainability, and visual perception. In addition, in terms of visual perception, it has been revealed that the newly developing regions of the city do not offer housing projects compatible with the historical environment, and that the relevant studies conducted are insufficient. The study also revealed that Erzurum Castle plays a central role in the perception of the historical environment. In terms of sustainability perception, it was determined that architectural restoration and landscape works have positive effects on cultural tourism, urban attractiveness, sense of belonging, quality of life, and prevention of migration. The prepared questions were divided into three groups: conservation sensitivity and perception, visual perception, and sustainability perception.

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A Research to Determine the Perception of the Tangible Cultural Architectural Heritage of Erzurum Castle and Its Surroundings in Turkey

Akpinar Külekçi,

Özgeriş,

Sezen

et al. 2023

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“…The phenomena used in landscape areas have undergone semantic and physical developments and transformations throughout history (İsmailoğlu and Kulak Torun, 2022). No matter how much diversity and difference these developments cause, pattern languages have reflected the feelings, beliefs, traditions and thoughts of societies in different dimensions and scales.…”

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Evaluation Of Green Areas With Design Pattern Language Principles

Doraj

2023

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The pattern language has emerged from the transformation of some meaningful and understandable styles and phenomena into the concept of design in landscape architecture. The term pattern language has had a very comprehensive value and has been evaluated from various aspects. Even though landscape design styles and design languages differ in various periods, cultures and geographies, it has shown a general framework for the concept of design by symbolizing traditional beliefs, sociocultural values, climatic and topographic conditions that generally contain meaning. In this context, the use of pattern languages in the design of understandable, readable and semantic areas and the evaluation of various planning methods by analyzing the fiction of these phenomena in different periods are foreseen in the reading of all principles. The aim of this study is to classify the pattern language and phenomena used in the analyzed sample park, to find the criteria that make them successful in terms of function and aesthetics, and to classify these criteria into various categories to form a term and conceptual framework in landscape designs. In order to scale and evaluate the possibility of using these criteria in new park designs, it is also aimed to classify the cases in a general framework and to design a sample park.

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Bir Kültürel Mirasın Serüveni: Erzurum Feyzullah Efendi Konağı

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A Research to Determine the Perception of the Tangible Cultural Architectural Heritage of Erzurum Castle and Its Surroundings in Turkey

A Research to Determine the Perception of the Tangible Cultural Architectural Heritage of Erzurum Castle and Its Surroundings in Turkey

Evaluation Of Green Areas With Design Pattern Language Principles

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