Abstract:
With the industrialization process, people migrated from the countryside to the city in order to have a better life. Irregular and unplanned migration movements have caused unplanned settlements in city centers, especially in areas with industrial density. These structures, which worsen the living conditions of individuals and are harmful to the environment and nature, have led to the emergence of many problems. In addition to environmental problems, city life has been greatly affected by these problems. The areas where the distorted structures are clustered have led to the gathering of people belonging to the same ethnic culture and class. Therefore, urban transformation also brings social transformation. Urban transformation is an important tool for the creation of planned cities. However, if it is not carried out in a transparent and planned manner during the implementation, it will cause many loss of rights. The steps to be taken without the consent of the individuals who continue their lives in the areas where the transformation will be implemented will appear as a loss of rights. Therefore, city master development plans should be planned regularly while the process is being managed. While the urban transformation is being implemented, the inclusion of all segments and actors of the society in the process and social satisfaction should be ensured along with the social transformation.
