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A Documentation of Traditional Halfeti Houses

Emine DAĞTEKİN
Mustafa TOPALAN
Pages
354–366
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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In this study, the general layout characteristics, plan types, facade patterns,materials and structural systems of traditional Halfeti houses are analysed and preservationsuggestions are presented.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Halfeti is a county of Şanlıurfa Province however it was partly submerged under Birecik Damafter the dam was built.
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Key Findings & Data:This settlement was titled “Slow City” in the year 2013 and thusbecame the touristic centre of the region with its cultural and natural heritage.
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Halfeti is a county of Şanlıurfa Province however it was partly submerged under Birecik Damafter the dam was built. This settlement was titled “Slow City” in the year 2013 and thusbecame the touristic centre of the region with its cultural and natural heritage. Halfeti is amongthe few settlements where the authentic texture is preserved with its small but functionalcourtyard houses made of local stones compatible with the topography and in integrity with theEuphrates River. In this study, the general layout characteristics, plan types, facade patterns,materials and structural systems of traditional Halfeti houses are analysed and preservationsuggestions are presented.

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DAĞTEKİN, E., TOPALAN, M. (2022). A Documentation of Traditional Halfeti Houses. Gazi University Journal of Science, Cilt: 31 - Sayı: 2, 354–366. https://ajindex.com/articles/521403

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