Abstract:

Together with the near-affluent community of fast developing technology, urban and economic developments have developed since the 1850s. In this context, the search for the ideal city to accelerate the urban problems that lived together with the industrial revolution accelerated. In order to overcome these problems, it is seen that urban studies have been intensified in creating the ideal city by considering the technological possibilities of the day. Since the 1980s, the widespread and widespread use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) has led to the emergence of such concepts as 'information cities', 'smart cities', 'digital cities' and 'virtual cities'. In this context, the technological progress that has taken place has made predictions about how cities will be in the future. From this point of view, this study aims to examine conceptually the process of change towards the intelligent cities of cities, which have experienced significant changes with the industrial revolution. In particular, it aims to identify the factors that shape intelligent urban understanding and thus remove the current conceptual uncertainty.

Keywords: