Damla Esaspehlivan
Adaptive Reuse Design Approaches in Industrial Heritage Buildings: The case of Omer Sezai Madra Olive Oil and Soap Factory, Ayvalik,Turkey.
Rel. Matteo Robiglio. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Architettura Per Il Patrimonio, 2026
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Adaptive Reuse Design Approaches in Industrial Heritage Buildings: The case of Omer Sezai Madra Olive Oil and Soap Factory, Ayvalik, Turkey This study proposes strategies and design approaches for the adaptive reuse of industrial architectural heritage, with the aim of preserving historical continuity while reintegrating disused structures into the contemporary urban fabric. Within this scope, the Ömer Sezai Madra Former Olive Oil and Soap Factory was selected as the case study. Constructed in the last quarter of the 20th century, the building reflects the architectural characteristics shaped by its period and geographical context and currently stands as an abandoned industrial structure.
Located in Ayvalık, Turkey, the site holds significant historical value, as the city emerged as a major center for olive oil and soap production during the 20th century by utilizing its geographically driven natural resources
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