Interpretation of urban transformation works in Halic region in the context of european urban conditions: Sütlüce neighborhood example

The Sütlüce neighborhood, which is located on the borders of Istanbul's Beyoğlu district, is a residential area that has been home to different cultures from the past centuries. In the first period of the Ottoman period, the summer palaces were found to be used as a calm area for resting because of the green area, but since the beginning of the 20th century it has become an industrial region with the increase of industrial functions. In the Republican era, the creation of the slaughter here has given the region a different identity. In this study, the functional and social changes of the Sütlüce neighborhood on the historical scene are discussed. Urban transformation studies, which have been historically approached to the region in the study and lived in the region in recent times under the current conditions, have been examined within the framework of the European Urban Charter principles. The main aim of the European Urban Conditions is the ideal city concept. With the adoption of the conditions, urban and urban problems have begun to be approached within the framework of human rights. Urban transformation is one of the basic reasons for the need to create livable cities. Today, in order to be able to create livable cities, economic, social, cultural and living standards need to rise above a certain level. The positive and negative aspects of the urban transformation projects in Sütlüce are addressed within the context of European Urban Conditions.