The sufficiency and development possibilities of urban outdoor places
2008
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In city life sufficiency and quality of urban outdoor places and the importance for city is a truth that can?t be deny. As concrete the urban outdoor places that perceived one by one, they constitute the city?s system of open space when planned as a continuous scale and a functional building.Urban outdoor places are used more productive by citizens when planned systematic and when identity and aesthetic of the city taken into consideration. In city centers the presence of urban outdoor places get sense by means of being designed with some criterions that offer care to the people live there.In this study; terms of city, urbanization, urban outdoor places are explained and principles of designing urban out places are dealed with details. Some examples are given concerning the subject. In the conclusion, suggestions aimed at designing outdoor places are exposed by taking into consideration the planning problems that being lived in our cities.
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Serap Güneş
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Serap Güneş (Master Thesis). The sufficiency and development possibilities of urban outdoor places, 2008, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University.
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