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The Effect of Social Structural Change on the Traditional Turkish Houses Becoming Unusable
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The traditional Turkish houses becoming unusable are
a result of the deterioration of the balanced interaction between users
and house (human and house) continuing during the history.
Especially depending upon the change in social structure, the houses
becoming neglected do not meet the desires of the users and do not
have the meaning but the shelter are becoming unusable and are
being destroyed.
A conservation policy should be developed and renovations should
be made in order to pass the traditional houses carrying the quality of
a cultural and historical document presenting the social structure, the
lifestyle and the traditions of its own age to the next generations and
to keep them alive.
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