Sayfiye Yerleşimlerinin Tarihsel Süreç İçerisindeki Değişimine Yönelik Bir Araştırma

Sayfiye, an Arabic origin word, is used to define the house or the settlement near to the city to spend the summer. The aim of this study has been the culture of sayfiye and the rediscovery of its structure in the city. According to this, the spatial change of the Dragos district, located within the boundaries of the Orhantepe Neighborhood of Kartal district, one of the oldest sayfiye settlements of Istanbul, was examined in the period between 1968 and 2018. In this study, the reference sources were investigated, data was collected regarding the concept of sayfiye and a theoretical frame was sketched out. In addition, the research methods of case study and oral history studies were undertaken. Within the scope of this study the definition and emergence of sayfiye, sayfiye settlements and the forms of development, sayfiye places, the land use and morphology of coastal sayfiyes, sayfiye culture in Turkey and stanbul, and the spatial change of Dragos were examined. As a result of this study, it was determined that sayfiye culture has an important place in the context of the city's historical and physical structure. Moreover, although it is a settlement where sayfiye culture has been lived for many years it is not included in the literature, and is an exclusive sayfiye

Art · Humanities · Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies · Ottoman Empire History and Society · Turkish Urban and Social Issues

• Languedoc Roussillon

  Open Access•Mary Klemm•Tourism Management•1996

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