Abstract:

Water is an indispensable element for the existence of living life. Therefore, the supply, supply and storage of water for mankind is a matter of essence. In this sense, the architecture of the history of mankind has been one of the areas of water architecture of importance. The water-related structures have been important for societies since prehistoric ages, and have been in the forefront in terms of social, cultural and economic development of societies. In history, civilizations have built water bands, water roads, swimming pools and shells for water storage, water distribution, water shells for drinking, water shells, water shells, water structures for the purpose of transporting water. They are the places where the water is made of water, from the source to a treasure, or brought with pipe, or made of marble, stone, or similar materials. The fountain is a knife surrounding a knife, a knife surrounding a knife, a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding a knife surrounding. The rivers, the most artistic structures of the water architecture of the Turkish-Islamic era, reflect the perfect architectural arrangements, networks, stone decorations, stones and the monumental characteristics of their periods. The water reservoir in the Malatya rivers is found in only 4 rivers. The back of the front has a water tank and a flat damp shape and a wall cornered with accumulating stone. There is no intensity on the fronts of the flocks. Although in several examples decoration is made using the wraping material, the Classical Period Ottoman decoration elements have not been used. In addition to small-scale rays, there are also examples of rays that attract attention with their vast sizes. In this context, it is believed that these structures, which will be presented here and discussed in an architectural perspective, will contribute to academic literature, even though modest.

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