Türkiye'de Plansız Organik Dokulu Mahalleler ile Planlı Geometrik Dokulu Mahallelerin Kamusal Mekan Anlayışında Süregelen, Değişen ve Dönüşen Özelliklerin Konutlarla İlişkilerinin Karşılaştırılmaları.

Traditional Anatolian settlements have been formed as a reflection of community life. In the study, it was aimed to compare the housing relations with social and public spaces such as courtyards/gardens, streets and squares in different urban textures. Accordingly, the study was conducted over 10 neighborhoods in 5 regions from Anatolia's different geographical regions which have both unplanned-organic and planned-geometrical textures. As study areas, Kula Zaferiye and Bey Neighborhoods, Avanos Orta and Bahcelievler Neighborhoods, Safranbolu Akcasu and Emek Neighborhoods, Boyabat Gokdere and Yildiz Neighborhoods, and Midyat Isiklar-Akcakaya-Bahcelievler Neighborhoods were determined. Analyses were performed on street and residence arrangements in unplanned and planned neighborhoods, urban spaces that stand out in spatial integration, concentration space typologies that have different publicity degrees in urban spaces, the functional properties of concentration-square spaces in settlements, and plane properties that vertically and horizontally determine concentration spaces connected to residence units in neighborhoods. Social interaction-concentration spaces such as courtyard/garden, street, and square with semi-private/public, and public features were discussed in terms of sustainability based on spatial and formal analysis findings. It was concluded that particularly the transition from intertwined building arrangements to detached building arrangement affected community life and spaces. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]