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Kütahya ili, Gediz ilçesi, Eskigediz beldesinde tescilli on iki cami bulunmaktadır. Çoğunlukla ahşap tavanlı bu camiler içerisinde, Kurşunlu Camii, kare planlı, kübik gövdelidir. Yapı, pandantif geçişli bir kubbe ile örtülü harim, harimin kuzeyinde üç birimli bir son cemaat yeri ve minareden oluşmaktadır. Cami, Eskigediz’deki pek çok yapıda da olduğu gibi, 1970 yılında meydana gelen Gediz depreminde tahrip olmuş, kubbesi, duvarlarının büyük bölümü, son cemaat yeri ve minaresi çökmüştür. Tarihi eserlerde yapılacak dönem müdahaleleri ve onarımlar, yapının plan, malzeme ve süsleme detayları ile aslını korumalı ve herhangi bir yanılgıya sebep vermeden yapılmalıdır. 1970 depreminden sonra ibadete kapalı olan cami, onarım ilkelerine uygun şekilde 2008 yılında Vakıflar Genel Müdürlüğü tarafından onarılmış ve yeniden ibadete açılmıştır. Çalışmamızda yerinde incelenen Kurşunlu Camii, plan ve mimari özellikleri Sanat Tarihi metodolojisi ile tanıtılmış, benzer örneklerle karşılaştırılmıştır.
There are two kinds of cities, and there are two kinds of cities, and there are two kinds of cities, and there are two kinds of cities. Mostly in these mosques with a wooden roof, the Gun Camii is a square-planned, cubic body. The building consists of a harim covered with a pandantif transitional cube, a three-units final gathering site and minarets in the north of the harim. Cami, as in many structures in Eskigediz, was destroyed in the 1970 Gediz earthquake, its cube, a large part of its walls, the last church and minarets collapsed. Periodic interventions and repairs in historical works, the design, material and decoration details of the structure and the original must be preserved and must be done without causing any errors. The mosque, which was closed to worship after the 1970 earthquake, was renovated in 2008 by the Foundation General Directorate in accordance with the principles of repair and reopened to worship. The Bullet Camii, which is studied in our work, has been compared with similar examples of the design and architectural characteristics introduced by the Art History Methodology.
There are twelve mosques registered in Eskigediz town of Gediz, Kütahya. These mosques are mostly in wooden ceilings, Kurşunlu Mosque, square plan, cubic body. The building consists of a harem covered with a dome with a pendant transition, a final communion site with three units in the north of Harim and a minaret. As in many buildings in Eskigediz, the mosque was destroyed in the Gediz earthquake in 1970, and its dome, large part of the walls, the last communion site and the minaret collapsed. The period of interventions and repairs in historical monuments must be preserved with the details of the plan, material and decoration details of the building and should be done without causing any errors. The mosque, which was closed to worship after the earthquake in 1970, was repaired in 2008 by the General Directorate of Foundations and opened for worship again in accordance with the principles of repair. In our study, the Kurşunlu Mosque, plan and architectural features were examined with the Art History methodology and compared with similar samples.
Field : Eğitim Bilimleri; Filoloji; Güzel Sanatlar; Hukuk; İlahiyat; Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler; Spor Bilimleri
Journal Type : Uluslararası
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