As an architectural paradigm, the analysis of temporary easy to install structures over 'primitive hut' and a model proposal on industrial wastes

In architecture, researchers have been made on permanence for centuries. All permanent structures, from the Egyptian pyramids to the skyscrapers, have been the subject of research. However, nowadays, people more free so flexible they want changeable variable areas. Thus, research on the concept of trasience has begun to be addressed. When we look at the origin of temporality, we see that it still exists from past to present. Within the scope of this thesis, the examples of the shelters used in the pre-industrial period and in the industrial period were analyzed based on the views of the origin and researchers of the primitive hut made with roofs, from the bark of trees and a model proposal was made on industrial wastes. In this context, in the first part of the thesis, the purpose of the study, research and study methods are explained. In the second part; the origin of the primitive hut and the opinions of the researchers, in the third part; pre-industrial and industrial period temporary and easy to install structures, in the fourth part; industrial waste and residual materials structures, in the fifth part; hobby houses built with the logic of the primitive hut, in Gaziantep, were examined. In the sixth section, a proposal was presented by creating a shelter model based on the lightweight construction structures from the modules created from plastic boxes (without any screwing), which is the patented work of Assist.Prof.Dr. Murat ULUĞ.