Abstract:

Village rooms are structures that come to us in small settlements such as a village or town in Anatolia, where passengers are welcomed and all kinds of needs are met. These structures, which are architecturally simple, are rich in social and cultural values. The villages of the advanced or the villages of the people of the village are used as the common property of the village as a result. These spaces are usually made up of sections such as a hole for the room and the guest’s animal. In the years when there were no means of communication such as television and radio, the people of the village were gathered and chatting in these rooms. These rooms made by the wealthy of the village or the people together were used as the common property of the village. But due to the solution of the transportation problem, migration and technological developments, the need for these rooms has disappeared. In terms of folklore and artistic characteristics, these rooms have an important place in the Turkish folk architecture and culture as the concrete places of hospitality. In this study, 2018 will be presented the Main Village Rooms examined in the Çayırlı district. These rooms, built in the same architectural features as the primary general, are made using one-storey, wooden roof, moloz or crude yoon stone material in accumulation technique. The roof of the Dursun Koçgil room is different from the roof of the other two rooms because it is roof covered. In the inspected rooms in Dursun Koçgil's room was found a wooden carrier and a cave decoration. These decorations showing a pure labor are plant and geometric types of decorations in the wood cutting technique. There was no decoration in the other rooms. The reason for the election of the main countryside rooms is that no work has been done on this subject before. Three of the towns in the township of the township of the township of the township of the township of the town. In consultation with the owners of the houses or the people of the village, the general status of the houses, as it belongs to, the information of the rooms was tried to be dated. In addition to the structural characteristics of the rooms, the folkloric characteristics are also addressed. In these places, information such as seating arrangements, awards, chat topics have been obtained from the advanced people of the village or the village. These rooms, which reflect similar typology to the whole of Turkey, are important structures that face the loss of folklore and architecture within cultural assets. In addition to the distinctions between the rooms, both the purposes of use and the architectural characteristics of the rooms, similar characteristics have been revealed. In general, these rooms, which have not previously been the subject of a study, will be presented in terms of the design and space fantasy, material and technique, decorative characteristics and folkloric characteristics. These rooms, which reflect the popular folklore of the site, are important for the continuation of this culture to re-function in order to highlight and preserve their place in the non-specific cultural heritage in the sense of the continuation of social solidarity and traditional culture. Today, the structures are far from the places where the village people gather and the guests from outside are welcomed. The rooms need to be properly repaid and re-functioned.

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