2006
DOI: 10.1108/ohi-01-2006-b0014
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Evaluating and Reducing Earthquake Risks of Squatter Settlements in Istanbul

Abstract: In Turkey, the process of squatterisation can best be traced to the increase in its urban population from 24 percent in 1950 to 59 percent in 2000. In the periods up to the present, the prevention, improvement and renewal of squatter settlements were not achieved within the existing legal framework and planning structure; and their urban quality has been degraded. The aim of this article is to discuss the upgrading of squatter settlements through a mitigation process considering the possibility of an earthquak… Show more

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“…At the lower (informal) end of the market, there are significant numbers of unplanned dwellings, estimated by some to be just over 50 per cent of the total, located within squatter settlements known as “Gecekondu” (Gokmen et al , 2006). These neighbourhoods are occupied by lower income groups and consist of dwellings in poor physical condition and with limited sales values.…”
Section: An Applied Case Study – the Impact Of Earthquake Risk On Property Values In Istanbulmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the lower (informal) end of the market, there are significant numbers of unplanned dwellings, estimated by some to be just over 50 per cent of the total, located within squatter settlements known as “Gecekondu” (Gokmen et al , 2006). These neighbourhoods are occupied by lower income groups and consist of dwellings in poor physical condition and with limited sales values.…”
Section: An Applied Case Study – the Impact Of Earthquake Risk On Property Values In Istanbulmentioning
confidence: 99%