Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri'ndeki Yöresel Evler Vaka Çalışması Durum: (Şeyh Saeed Al Maktoum Evi)

Abstract

Yüksek sıcaklık ve nem alanlarının daha çok sıklıkla görülebilen orta doğu ülkelerinde, yöresel mimaride dikkate değer sürdürülebilirlik örnekleri olarak hizmet ettiği görülmektedir.Bu araştırma, Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri'nin (BAE) Dubai kentindeki yerel evleri sürdürülebilirlik kavramları açısından yorumlamayı amaçlamaktadır. “Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House” vaka çalışmasına odaklanarak. Ev, şu anda Dubai'nin miras alanındaki ana turistik yer olarak hizmet vermektedir. Bu çalışma, tamamen Sıcaklık\Nem, Havalandırma ve Doğal Işık konularında inşaat çözümlerini uygulayarak sürdürülebilirliği sağlamaya dayalı tasarım yaklaşımını kısaca tanıtacaktır. Bu çalışmada, nitel araştırma yöntemi kullanılacaktır.Toplanan veriler, İnşaat Teknikleri ve Mimari Detaylar olmak üzere iki kategori altında analiz edilecektir. Veriler, açıklama ve değerlendirme ile tablolar halinde sıralanacaktır.Soru şu: Yöresel mimarinin Yapım Teknikleri ve Mimari Detayları nasıl sürdürülebilir bir bina yaratır?Bu binalar Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri'ndeki iklim sorunları ile nasıl karşılaştı? Araştırma makalesi, vaka çalışmasının analizini (inşaat malzemesi ve mimari detayları) kullanarak çağdaş mimarinin neler üretebileceği konusunda yerel mimariden dersler sunacaktır.

Keywords

• Yöresel mimari
• İklim
• Yapım Teknikleri
• Mimari Detaylar
• Birleşik Arab Emirlikleri.

The Vernacular Houses in the United Arab Emirates the Case Study: Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House

Abstract

Vernacular houses are seen across the Middle East - where the high temperature & humidity areas - serve as notable examples of sustainability in architecture. This research aims to interpret the vernacular houses in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the city of Dubai in terms of the concepts of sustainability. Focusing on the case study “Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum House”. The house works now as the main tourist destination in the heritage area of Dubai. The research will provide a brief description of the design strategy that focuses on the construction solutions for Temperature, Humidity, Ventilation, and Natural Light in order to achieve sustainability. The qualitative research method will be used. The data collected will be analyzed under two categories: Construction Techniques and Architectural Details. The data will be sorted into tables with descriptions & evaluations. The question is: How do the Construction Techniques and Architectural Details of vernacular architecture create a sustainable building? How those buildings faced climatic issues in the United Arab Emirates? The research paper provides lessons from local architecture for what contemporary architecture can produce using the case study's analysis (construction material & architecture details).

Keywords

• Vernacular Architecture
• Climate
• Construction Techniques
• Architectural Details
• UAE
• Yöresel mimari
• İklim
• Yapım Teknikleri
• Mimari Detaylar
• Birleşik Arab Emirlikleri.

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