Housing Development In Turkey Since The Republic’s Announcement
BACAK, Fatma Nur
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Abstract
Housing is a physical space where man finds himself from the moment a person comes to
the World, the first steps are taken in the development of personality and selfness, the rules of
social relations and social values are acquired and reproduced. It is the most important place
to eat, to sleep, to get personal needs, shortly, to live in [1]. From the former time to daily
time, these places are changing and developing day by day with many effects such as living
conditions, environmental connditions, political interactions, aesthetic, climate conditions and
population increase. In terms of political interactions, after the declaration of the republic in
Turkey, radical changes in the meaning of housing in the country had come to happen. The
fact that Turkey is entering a new turn has led to some question marks on the minds. Among
them, they like such as whether or not to be taken as an avant-garde, reformist or being in
evolutionary attitude. While some architects are accepting the avant-garde style, some had
wanted to follow the traditional forms. However, many factors within the country have lost
the closeness to traditionalism and modern housing has begun to take its place. These, which
have both positive and negative features in many ways, started to influence since the
republican period and the present day. Sedat Hakkı Eldem, who created the typology of
traditional Turkish architecture, designed both functional and modern structures combining
the features of republican architecture with the functionality of past structures. The architect,
who is close to the views of Frank Lloyd Wright, effected the period. Besides this, many
architects carried out the ideas of the reflects architecture style of the republican period up to
date. This study examines how today's housing structures are shaped and developed and what
things provide superiority or negative features modern buildings to traditional.... Show more Show less