Binaların madenciliği: İstanbul üzerine kentsel madencilik projeksiyonları

This study investigates the urban mining approach as a potential circular economy strategy to cope with construction and demolition waste in Istanbul. Through a combination of theoretical analysis, practical case studies, and comparative research, the study investigates the factors influencing the implementation of urban mining practices and their implications for the built environment. By offering an understanding of the conceptual framework of circulation and circularity in transforming nature into anthropogenic stocks, this study highlights the potentials and the constraints of Istanbul for contributing to the creation of a more sustainable, economically accessible, economically independent, and resilient built environment. This study brings together global precedents for improving the built environment while closing the loop with the urban mining approach in Istanbul. It aims to lay the groundwork for urban mining in Istanbul's built environment by highlighting opportunities and limitations of the urban mining approach in this city by considering the working and non-working aspects of global examples. Key Words: urban mining, built environment, circular economy, Yoo, Bence Güzel Pavillion, İstanbul, construction and demolition waste.