Development and conservation of cultural properties in rural areas of Eastern Blacksea region: a case study in Karacakaya Village

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Demirel, Gül Devrim

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Eastern Blacksea region has substantial and regional sources with its natural, historic and traditional properties. Contrary to urban settlement, rural areas and settlements have formed in time due to interaction with nature, ethnic cultures and traditional living styles. The village settlements that subject this study have historical and cultural values with architectural buildings in regional character, formed natural tissue and local traditions. Mezras and Yaylas related with village settlements however, provide natural values with diversity of flora, climate and landscape. All these areas that have different status in traditional living style have different values and problems. All the same, these areas that at the present are unoccupied have been degenerating rapidly represent different opportunities and potentials. In this study; characteristic components of a typical Eastern Blacksea rural village settlement are analyzed, values of these components are determined and their conservation problems are identified through a case study in Karacakaya village. In the last chapter solutions are asked for the questions how village settlements take a function upon rural areas in the region scale and how natural, architectural and cultural values are need to be conserved in conservation-use balance.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/19517

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G. D. Demirel, “Development and conservation of cultural properties in rural areas of Eastern Blacksea region: a case study in Karacakaya Village,” M.Arch. - Master of Architecture, Middle East Technical University, 2010.