Özet:

The architectural structure of the Ottoman streets has influenced the socio-cultural structure of the society in which it is hosted and has been shaped by the way of life of the society. In this context, the long walls of the untouched streets, labyrinth structures and gardens of houses have determined the nature of relationships in the Ottoman streets. However, the streets have become open to transformation with the face of new needs. There have been a number of changes in the development of public transport such as rail and tram and a little bit of the city's image. The efforts to expand the streets increased at the end of the 19th century, and with the increase in public transport, urban mobility gained speed. Some houses on the streets have been destroyed or destroyed due to expansion activities or natural disasters. The buildings in the Cold Cutting Street, which remained from these houses to the present day, have been introduced to use in a new form. The study aimed at recognizing the physical and spiritual aspects of the Ottoman streets, changing their plans over time for a number of reasons and focusing on the main factors on the transformation of the streets.

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