Özet:

It would be insufficient to only consider “residences” within the scope of the definition of “rural architecture,” which emerge with local materials and traditions as a result of the needs of the area. The structures that complete rural life are fountains, barns, mosques, granaries, serens (bee house), chicken coops, cemeteries, and streets. All these structures together create a rural structure culture with factors such as climate, vegetation, and geography. This culture is shaped in line with the needs of its users who also participate in the construction phase. The subject of this research focuses on the components of the rural structure culture of Hasdere Village in the Gazipaşa District of the Antalya Province. The elements that constitute the rural structure culture of Hasdere Village (the first settlement of Gazipaşa) were examined and the effects of the relationship between nature and the environment on the settlement as well as its architectural structuring are discussed in this study. The rural structure components that were selected from this settlement—which has a scattered settlement structuring due to its location on sloping lands without a clear center—have been evaluated in the context of environmental and cultural relationships. By preserving and documenting the original architectural works of the local people in terms of both form and function, the purpose of this study is to support the cultural heritage and traditions so they are able to be transferred to future generations

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