Abstract:

On a national and international scale, the study by many institutions and organizations and the contracts, decisions and adoptions resulting from them are assessed, and the approach to the co-protection of the concrete and non- concrete cultural heritage is emphasized. This point of view explains that when an area/building/facility/element, which is a matter of cultural heritage, is assessed along with the life dynamics formed around it, it has gained an integral meaning, it has turned from a matter/stable and time-proof value to a diverse cultural existence that expresses change and transformation along with the continuity of rituals and practices. The priority necessary to ensure such a protection is the processing and documentation of the relationships between culture and the built environment and the values, which are concrete data. For the purpose of achieving this goal, the sample area in the work framework of the Antalya province of Akseki in the Çukurköy settlement, the subject-built environment that shows existence as material/material objects, has been addressed with three main components. In the settlement, which has not been discussed in this context in the previous process, many elements of the different non-specific cultural heritage (SOKÜM) areas have been identified, among them the spatial relationship is strong and the number of those with a certain proportion has been studied in more detail. These are: the original plan arrangement, the construction system and materials and the "habitat structures" that make up the qualifying examples of public architecture, the production areas of the "pickness/pickness dam" operations and the fields/faces of the circular life that are available in the fountains. There are two kinds of places in the area: the residence, the residence, the residence, and the residence. As a method in the study first archive and literature scan and then field work was carried out. The priority of the field work was made by personal conversations aimed at understanding the socio-cultural and economic structure and their reflections in place, which were conducted with the advanced people of the settlement (persons involved in the administration, persons who have been the user of the area for many years, persons who are older). Then they were revealed, and they were revealed. In the certification; all the areas/buildings and places qualified within the scope of the concrete and non- concrete cultural heritage elements, whether registered or not and regardless of the date of construction, all those still hosting their original function and rural characteristics, crocodile, photo, address information, etc. The building contains information prepared. Literature scan has been evaluated together in the framework of the comprehensive understanding of protection, which is the target of socio-cultural and physical data obtained from personal discussions and field studies. The “spatial relationships of the SOKÜM elements” which show the interaction of the subjective and non-subjective cultural heritage have been determined. Many elements of the non-specific cultural heritage that exist in the historical process have been affected and deteriorated over time by reasons such as technological developments, economic reasons, immigration outside the settlement. The joint process of the identification and documentation of these elements that will face the possibility of extinction during the process and the related spaces will be a step that is important in the context of comprehensive protection.

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