The economic and social consequences of urban transformation in the architectural fi̇eld (Antalya-Alanya Region)

This thesis assess the intricate dynamics of urban transformation in the Antalya-Alanya area of Turkey. The study explores the historical, economic, and social dimensions of urban transformation and its impact on society. Emphasizing the shift from traditional linear economic models to more sustainable circular economic approaches, the thesis scrutinizes the management of construction and demolition waste in the context of urban redevelopment. The research method includes a literature review on key urban regeneration concepts such as urbanization, globalization, and daily life, providing a multi-dimensional understanding of urban transformation. The thesis illustrate detailed information on ongoing urban transformation projects and designated areas, highlighting their influence on the city's structure. A significant component of the study is a survey studies that measures the public's perception and the effects of urban transformation on local communities. The thesis concludes with a set of recommendations for future urban redevelopment projects, emphasizing the importance of public participation, sustainable practices, and comprehensive planning. It calls for a harmonious integration of economic objectives with social and cultural considerations, to ensure a comprehensive development that reverberates with the aspirations and needs of local communities.