Evalation of urban interiors in the internal-externalcontext-Esma Sultan's and it's surrounding

Urban interiors are spaces between buildings that are an extension of "interior" to "exterior". While the interior limits the space inside the walls, the interior spaces of the buildings surround the interior spaces of the buildings. These voids called urban interior spaces are important areas that should be considered in the design phase. Relation to the place where the place belongs takes place through elements such as walls, windows, entrances, which are the interfaces where "interior" intersects with "exterior." The gaps between the buildings opened by these elements, which make the transition to the public, specifically, are the places where social interaction is served in various functions, based on the relationship between people and their surroundings in urban life. Opportunities such as walking, sitting, looking, speaking, resting, eating and drinking, playing and exercising are activities aimed at increasing the quality of life for workers and especially for children and the elderly. When evaluated in this respect, the importance of the spaces between the buildings in the city arises. The physical and functional planning of the urban interiors in a way that suits the needs and perceived needs will affect the health of the city and society positively.