International Managing the Urban Rural Interface Conference, Kobenhavn, Danimarka, 19 - 22 Ekim 2010
Since
planning practices in
- the lack of city administrators’ experiences aimed at urbanization of
the inner-city rural areas within their own conditions,
- the lack of city inhabitants’ aesthetic and formal concerns to define
the city in which they live and lack of their adaptability to meet and live
together with different lifestyles.
These
two problem areas should try to be solved under the leadership of city
administrators and by way of providing public participation in case of need.
However,
beyond anything, the problems for the inhabitants of that place cannot be taken
into consideration due to lack of related experience and awareness because the
purpose appears to be urbanizing the area in accordance with the
pre-experienced city planning approaches.
In
theory, planning constructs itself according to distinctive conditions of the
place. However, when old inner city rural areas are to be at issue, the
practice apeears to be confined to the already-experienced ‘urban’ setting,
which in fact contradicts with the essence of planning as an interdisciplinary
field with broader concerns and responsibilities.
This
paper is based on the project carried out by the second year students of Dokuz
Eylul University Faculty of Architecture Department of City and Regional
Planning Undergraduate Program, on basis of the main approaches adopted in
project framework, the obtained projects
and evaluation of the results
The
projects produced in studios were constructed under four main topics, and
approximately six subtopics were determined under each main topic and total 25
projects were produced. The mentioned main topics are in the forms of planning the
settlement on the basis of
- current trends,
- cultural and touristic functions,
- development into secondary housing zone and
- planning approach based on sustainable development and conservation of
ecology.
The
paper will present the proposals of the produced projects specifically and will
discuss these proposals in terms of their applicability in planning practices
of