Afet sonrası kalıcı konutlarda kullanıcı memnuniyeti analizi: Elazığ örneği

Post-disaster housing is one of the most crucial concerns for design, architecture and construction professions. Each year, thousands of people are affected by natural or artificial disasters, and many are left homeless due to the destruction caused by the disaster. Post-disaster permanent housing stage is very important to identify how disaster victims adapt and evaluate their new living spaces by considering their previous houses and living standards and the time they spent in temporary shelters and housing units following the earthquake. This thesis examines the satisfaction level of earthquake victims living in post-disaster permanent buildings through the 24 Jan 2020 Elazığ Earthquake Case with emphasis on interior use of the spaces. The case study is structured with a combination of quantitative and qualitative data; quantitative data is the analysis of a face-to-face survey conducted in the field, whereas qualitative data is information obtained from experts and field observations made by the researcher. This study demonstrates that the interior architectural features and elements of permanent houses significantly affect the satisfaction levels of earthquake victims, and reveals most dissatisfied aspects are storage areas, kitchen capacity and arrangements. As a result of the study, improvements and suggestions related to earthquake housing were presented.