Özet:

Balanced urbanization is the process of population accumulation, and unbalanced urbanization is the process of population accumulation that makes it necessary to take care of the population intensity from the health track. The COVID-19 crisis today, questioning the density of the population, brings with it various types of spatial demands in the context of urban resistance. In troubled cases, the households spend their time mostly in their homes or in semi-public places, such as streets, gardens, in order to protect themselves from the disease. Public spaces are an important player in socially produced cities. While the urban space emphasizes the publicity size, it seems that half-public space is not sufficient in the city literature. Filling the emptiness in literature is one of the objectives in the work. In this context, the concept of social distance in the relationship between society and space was preferred with the claim that the concept of social distance established sociologically hegemony in the process of the pandemic we live. The basic component of our analysis is the theory of the garden city. The garden city theory developed by Howard predicts a city model integrated with nature. As urban modernity has led to a change in the traditional urban texture, apartments and sites have replaced private houses that play an important role in rural settlement production. In the framework of the study, a deep discussion with the households has been suggested that the use of semi-public spaces, which is a means of urban modernity in the pandemic process, has become a hegemonic state. Half-built deep interview is defined as the method of work. In addition, in the urban planning philosophy, recommendations have been developed on the transfer of settlements from the city center to the circle and addressing the eco-city architecture practices in the first place, taking into account the home-residential type of health.

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