Stone Masonry Walls And Woodworks As Architectural Heritages In Rural Areas Of The Eastern Anatolia Region, Turkey: Case Studies From Erzurum, Kars And Ardahan
Price
Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
131
Pages
10
Page Range
51 - 60
Published
2013
Size
6715 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/STR130051
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
D. G. Yilmaz
Abstract
The land of Turkey has hosted various civilizations throughout history, and it has diverse architectural heritages left from these civilizations. Rural areas and settlements can be seen as the pure reflection of geographical and cultural environment as well as historical and economical. However, today as a consequence of modernisation, the traditional architectural pattern in the rural settlements of Turkey faces the danger of uniformity. There is little interest in documenting and maintaining the civilian architectural heritages in rural settlements. To this end, this research aims to investigate how the construction practice has changed, and affected the continuity of traditional civilian architectural heritages in rural settlements of Turkey. This paper presents direct observations of the researcher from the region selected. Keywords: civilian traditional architectural heritage, rural areas, Turkey, Erzurum, Ardahan, Kars.
Keywords
Keywords: civilian traditional architectural heritage, rural areas, Turkey,Erzurum, Ardahan, Kars.