Evaulation of everyday life in the open and domestic spaces of public housing settlement

Everyday life includes various activities. Human performs these activities with body, and it converts to experience at time-space interaction. In other words, italways reproducts space, it changes. Spatial change depends on political, economical, technological and socio-cultural changes occured in society. Along side with these changes, lifestyles, family structures and individual everday life in society are effected. Addition to everday activities, the scope of everyday life subject is consisted of the dilemma occured in time interaction. Including from morning to night and from night to morning, everday life consist of circle. The past, today and future of everday life always repeats oneself. Like waking up, having breakfast, going to work, coming back to home, eating and sleeping… However, the opposite of cyclical and being routine situation, everday life has historical time moved on linear. In this point, the change of everday life is discussed. Human-human, human-society, human-space, human-environment, society-environment are in relation with each other within the everyday life. Alongwith this relation, pattern languages occur and thanks to these patterns can be desingn more viable spaces for human lifestyles. In accordance with this hypothesis, the purpose is to explicate the impactsof everyday life changing in the cities on housing and environment. The object of thesis is to distinguish everyday life, to comprehend everyday life and to discuss the availability including fundamental experience of physical spaces. The aim of the study is assessing the varying social life at everyday life and space in mass housing settlements constructed by public, evaulating the suitability of housing and environment to user's lifestyles and everyday life rituals.