A Research homework for Energy Efficient Buildings

1. SAPANCA DİBEKTAŞ VILLAGE
MARMARA REGION
A Typical Village House Snapshots
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2. ABOUT THE AREA
About earliest
recordings Sapanca is
founded around 1200
BC. After Frigians arrival,
first time Sapanca had
become a residential
area, Officially 378 AC
The Kingdom of Bitinia
has owned the town.
Around 391 AC, ait
Siphonensis Lacus has
found as name of
Sapanca,Later this date,
East Roman Emperor
age, There differnet
names founs as Buanes,
Sofhan and Sofhange
also for Sapanca.
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3. TYPICAL VILLAGE HOUSE
This abandoned house is still keep it’s original form, approximetely 100 years old.
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STONEMADE SECTION
BAĞDADI CONSTRUCTION
SMALL WINDOWS

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SHEEPFOLD
SHED

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THE CLIMATE CONDITIONS
Sapanca is a
transmission
point between
Mediterian and
Blacksea Type
Climate, in
Winter Rainy
/Cool, Summer
time hot, Average
temperature:
13,5 Celcius,
Humidity %72 .
Climate change
Also affects the
Region the
picture on the
right has taken in
a windy day
almost 50kmh.

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BASICS OF VILLAGE HOUSE
• Stone Structure, keep Sheep, Cow and other farm animals cool in Summer.
• People living in upper floor,whic has heat transfer from living animals in downstairs.
• Isolation made with a technic called «Bağdadi»
• Bağdadi:
Bagdadi is a wooden isolation also uses natural materials such as mud, fodder, lime