Mimarlıkta Yersizleşme ve Yerin-Yeniden Üretimi

Abstract

In architecture, “deterritorialization” refers to the notion that an architectural product does not belong to any geographical region, cultural structure, or intellectual system, nor to any moment in time; it makes no difference whether it is constructed here or there, at this time or at that time. It concerns not finding itself a place/territory and not becoming something more than a singular element. It is the disappearance of the qualifications of the data which direct an architectural work and which make the place itself, a decrease in the communicational power of the environment and, in architectural theory, it is the disappearance of the integrity of the separation of concept and the thought. Briefly, deterritorialization is a matter of breaking away from the observable context, away from the physical environment and cultural values, historical periodicity and a theoretical system. In this paper, the existence of this concept is discussed to find out whether it might be an architectural problem or not. The main aim of this study is to conceptualize the term “deteoriolisation”.