Van Kentsel Gelişimi ve Güncel Konut Piyasası İlişkisinin Değerlendirilmesi

Abstract

One of the important centers of the Eastern Anatolia Region, the city of Van has been home to many civilizations. It has a migratory character in terms of population movements and this is different in the city center (central districts). It is not possible to argue that historically Van city has been able to be fully prepared for population movements from nearby districts and provinces to the city center, nor to disasters that are socially, economically and physically quite destructive (especially the earthquake of 2011) or to be a metropolitan municipality in the context of Law No. 6360 of 2012. As a physical space occupied by the settled area needed in the context of urban social and economic life, the urban macroform consists of land use decisions that include the city's construction pattern and development trends. In this context, urban development processes (residential areas/neighborhoods/residential areas) emerge as one of the important components that drive the urban macform. From this point of view, firstly, a chronological review of city planning and development of housing areas in the city of Van was made in the study. Then, the current housing market was discussed and grounded on the basis of these processes and thematically spatialized. To put it in a nutshell, in this study conducted within the central districts of Van, the current housing market based on market conditions (housing supply and demand, housing prices, etc.), land fair prices (before and after the earthquake), and changes in these in the city of Van (central districts) are discussed at the neighborhood scale. Finally, in the context of the current development dynamics of the city, how the restructuring process after the earthquake and the changes in the urban macroform and housing market has been positively/negatively reflected on the current urban planning practice and how this has/may effect it are discussed.

Analyzing the Interactions among Barriers to the Use of Solar Energy for Heating in Residential Buildings in Van, Türkiye

“…In the City of Van, which was selected as the study area, 6 buildings were examin in the sample taken with a 300 m interval on the 1800 m long İkinisan Street, which w demolished and rebuilt after the 2011 Van earthquake in the İpekyolu district, which w selected using the sampling method (1800/300 = 6; the sampling interval is 6 in this stud All the buildings examined were produced using the build-to-sell housing producti method (Figure 5). Thus, the most common mode of housing production in the İpekyo District of Van City was the build-to-sell housing production mode [36], so this producti mode was analyzed. In the City of Van, which was selected as the study area, 6 buildings were examined in the sample taken with a 300 m interval on the 1800 m long ˙Ikinisan Street, which was demolished and rebuilt after the 2011 Van earthquake in the ˙Ipekyolu district, which was selected using the sampling method (1800/300 = 6; the sampling interval is 6 in this study).…”

“…All the buildings examined were produced using the build-to-sell housing production method (Figure 5). Thus, the most common mode of housing production in the ˙Ipekyolu District of Van City was the build-to-sell housing production mode [36], so this production mode was analyzed.…”

“…All the buildings examined were produced using the build-to-sell housing production method (Figure 5). Thus, the most common mode of housing production in the İpekyolu District of Van City was the build-to-sell housing production mode [36], so this production mode was analyzed. The build-to-sell housing production mode consists of three main headings, including decisions, project design, and construction and use.…”

Van in the Republican Era (1960-2012)

“…1990'lı yıllarda Doğu ve Güneydoğu Anadolu bölgelerinde etkili olan terör olayları yüzünden Van kırsalında bulunan halkın bir kısmı şehir merkezine göç etmişti (Uğurlar, 2019). Göç edenlerden ev bulamayanlar parklarda, inşaat halindeki evlerde ve çadırlarda barınmak zorunda kalmıştı.…”