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Interior architectural approach to Safranbolu houses

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2019
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The thesis on ''Interior Architectural Approach to Safranbolu Houses'' focuses on the historical development process of traditional residential architecture in Turkey, plan types and interior design and Safranbolu Houses, where traditional residential architecture is best preserved. For this purpose, the development and origin of The Traditional Turkish House, starting with the transition from the life of the tent to the settled order in the historical process and carrying the traces of various cultural elements, are investigated. The definition, history and formation of The Traditional Turkish House and the historical development process of Safranbolu region in terms of traditional housing architecture are mentioned. The Traditional Turkish House is examined in terms of planning and structural fiction, the types of plans, the characteristics of the front, the materials used and the techniques applied, and the types of plans are explained from the simplest plan to the most complex plan according to the historical development process. XII The basic elements of interior design are the room and the equipments in the room are examined according to their functionality and local characteristics. In the same way, the centralist influence that determines the plan of the sofa and the sofa and the structural elements of the sofa are explained in detail. As a result, The Traditional Turkish House and Safranbolu Houses which were evaluated from the architectural point of view of 19th century are examined from the perspective of Interior Design and the reflections of the structural and fictional characteristics of The Traditional Turkish House in Safranbolu Houses are explained.

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Eda Güniz Anik

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Eda Güniz Anik (Master Thesis). Interior architectural approach to Safranbolu houses, 2019, Haliç University.

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