THE INVESTIGATION OF THE PERIODICAL CHANGES IN THE CITY CENTER OF TOKAT BY HISTORICAL MONUMENTAL BUILDINGS

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2019-09-25

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Bıyık, Hatice

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Human beings have changed their continent, country or region throughout history by migrating because of climate change, wars, conquests etc. It is thought that the underlying factors of all these place seeking are the sense of belonging, the need to adapt, the desire to connect with the place where they are, and the drive to discover the area where they can provide environmental, social and economic sustainability. Because it is required belong to place and to be able to exist and live in all aspect in the place, in order to maintain the existence in a place. These buildings were produced with different functions in order to meet the social and economic needs along with the production of housing for the sheltering needs. This change has been realized in the function, design, structure and material of the buildings. This is especially seen where the buildings of different periods are preserved today. Tokat, which is one of the important cities in Anatolia in history, is one of these cities. The city where different periods such as Danişmendli, Selçuklu, İlhanlı and Ottoman took place, still bears traces from these periods. Since the city is located on the historical trade routes, monumental buildings serving economic / commercial and social purposes are concentrated in the city [1]. As societies or states that live in the city change, the city has also undergone change and transformation. This, in buildings in the city has led to periodic changes. In this study, historical monumental buildings in the historical city of Tokat have been examined by literature review and field study and the periodical changes in the city have been evaluated. During the evaluations, monumental buildings and building types in the city were examined by periodic classification. In the examinations made; periodic changes in the monumental building types in the city. It was understood that these changes were caused by the differentiation of the communities that prevailed in the city, the migration through the caravan routes and the commercial life. It was found that the city settlement on the southern skirts of the castle shifted to the east and developed on the north-south line.

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Tokat, City center, Traditional settlement, Periodical changes, Monumental buildings

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https://www.livenarch.org/dosya/site/labook2019-1.pdf
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/79772

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LIVENARCH 6th International Congress

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Department of Architecture, Conference / Seminar

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H. Bıyık, “THE INVESTIGATION OF THE PERIODICAL CHANGES IN THE CITY CENTER OF TOKAT BY HISTORICAL MONUMENTAL BUILDINGS,” Trabzon, Türkiye, 2019, vol. 1, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://www.livenarch.org/dosya/site/labook2019-1.pdf.