A+Arch Design International Journal of Architecture and Design

Yazarlar: Ayşe SİREL, Mehmet ÇERKEZOĞLU

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Anahtar Kelimeler:Industrial heritage,Cultural heritage,Haliç,ERIH

Özet: Numerous industrial structures, having emerged with the Industrial Revolution, have begun to be inadequate due to the developments and changes of production technologies as well as changes in production systems. This case has led to demolishment or functional loss of the existing industrial structures. These threats, emerging against industrial structures in the second half of the 20th century, have brought the necessity of protecting the cited structures into the agenda and the concept of "industrial heritage" has emerged. Institutions and organizations have been founded with an eye to create a travel route between the structures which are considered as industrial heritage and reintroduce them to the public. One of such organizations is ERIH (European Route of Industrial Heritage). Although the industrial revolution was not as effective in the Ottoman Empire as it was in European countries, it has shown its impact in the last periods of the Ottoman Empire and since the foundation years of the Republic of Turkey and industrial structures have been built during the said periods. The current status of the industrial heritage structures which have come to our day within the Haliç (Golden Horn) Region of Istanbul have been examined and “Haliç Industrial Heritage Route”, similar to the route created within the purview of ERIH in Europe, has been proposed in this articl

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