Özet:

Changing the location of historical structures is a sensitive method applied in compulsory cases. The transportation causes it to break in its original position in a spatial context, resulting in a serious breakdown in the continuity of cultural memory. During the process of moving the architectural work, it is necessary to pay attention to some rules to preserve the historic texture of the structure itself and its surroundings. The historical structure should be saved as far as possible. In cases where this is not possible, the transfer process must be applied as the ultimate remedy. The transfer of immovable cultural assets in accordance with the developing social needs is necessary to ensure that their originality is preserved without change in the circumstances necessary.

In the 60s, with the increase in construction activities in Istanbul, the option of transportation in the preservation of works began to be widely used. This process of transport in some cases results in the loss of city identity or identity, while in some cases it causes loss and damage in works. As an example of transportation in this study, the acquired documents were tried to explore the process that Yahya Lord's Fountain passed through. Silahtar Yahya Efendi Çeşmesi Istanbul or Beyoğlu district of Ömer Avni Mahallesi Meclis-i Mebusan Caddesi, 743 Island 1 Parselde. In other words, Kabataş-Usküdar is in the nearby position of Kabataş. It is located on the same street between Koca Mustafa Paşa Sebili (now called Sebil Cafe) and Mehmet Emin Ağa Sebili. During the historical process, the fountain’s location has changed and has been exposed to some disturbances in terms of architectural characteristics. However, the source’s architecture and motives are intended to be informed about the composition characteristics and fractures on the structure, material losses, adhesion, pollution, and negative changes.

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