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SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF BEYPAZARI
A dual spatial arrangement is seen in the town, old and new parts. Old part is located in the north section of the former Ankara-İstanbul road. The new part is in between this road and the İnözü stream on the south. The town has developed in his plain area, towards west. Ankara-İstanbul highway passes through this area. Ayvaşık district (mahalle) which is situated on the slopes of Salihler hill is the interface of old and new parts of the town. This area was the part of the summer residences so there are not more than 10 traditional residences. This area recently became a new residential area with modern buildings.
Old part is formed of two sections, the town center (Çarşı) and the residential area (six districts) surrounding it. The traditional residences constitute the characteristic pattern of the residential area of this part. The town center is on a flatter terrain. Mundarcı Stream passes through the town center. This stream has been taken into a canal and the shops were built over it. There are 600 shops which are mostly single or two storeyed. The branches of this center penetrated into the ‘mahalles’ around it.
The region is protected from dominant winds by the hills on the north and therefore climate has less effect on the settlement of the residences, so the residences are situated according to the topography. Due to the multi-level topography, the resulting organic and unsymmetric settlement pattern constitutes a rich visual composition.
The sub-districts of the old section after the big fire in 1884 have developed almost in the same period so the architectural characteristics are similar and it is impossible are similar and it is impossible to distinguish individual districts from the point of architectural characteristics. But the residential areas show different characteristics in topographic condition, street pattern and overall settlement.
THE GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE RESIDENCES
There are 3000 houses in the old section of the town and covers an area of 800.000 m2. All of the buildings in this part are traditional buildings. There are only a few modern buildings with different architectural characteristics. In some districts of the old section these have a higher ratio.
The traditional buildings are usually three storeyed, originally plastered with “tatlı sıva”. Most of them have different types of projections varying in number.
The ground floors are made of rubble stone, and the upper floors are of timber skeleton and filled with timber and mudbrick. The doors and the windows of the façade are almost have the same peculiarities in terms of dimension, shape. Timber and iron railings are common, but “cumba” lattices and shutters are in minority. Ornamented supports under projections are also common architectural elements of the old part of the town.
The plan of the roofs are square or rectangle, covered by Turkish tiles and zinc plates. On some of the roofs “Guşgana” is seen.
Some buildings contain most of the traditional architectural characteristics, and some have simple arrangements. It can be concluded that buildings which have most of the architectural characteristics, are the more typical examples of Beypazarı residences.
As almost all the houses are located on the side of the roads, they have no gardens and the entrances are directly from the streets. The houses with gardens, due to the topographic conditions have entrances directly from the streets or from the gardens. The garden walls are of rubble stone and are capped in Turkish tiles.
There are also residences built of cut stone with arched windows and doors, mostly three storeyed. However, these constructions are in minority and are scattered in the old part of the town

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