Restoration project of Çarboğa and Yenigün Houses in Şirince, İzmir

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The subject of the thesis is Yenigün and Çarboga Houses within the wider context of Sirince houses and Aegean Region vernacular architecture. The thesis analyses the appropriate methodology and approach for a restoration project. As such, it includes the necessary research and analysis that would provide the base for coherent restoration principles and decisions. The thesis includes the historical background of Sirince, detailed description of the present state of the buildings and their surroundings (supported by survey drawings, photographs and visual analysis), comparative study of the buildings within Sirince and the Aegean Region, restitution scheme, and the restoration project including the restoration principles, interventions and the proposal for the future function of the buildings.

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ArchitectureGeneral Biology.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/14208

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S. Uyar, “Restoration project of Çarboğa and Yenigün Houses in Şirince, İzmir,” M.Arch. - Master of Architecture, Middle East Technical University, 2004.