Buildings intertwined with cemeteries rose with urban transformation in Avcılar

The fact that the new buildings rising with the urban transformation are located extremely close to the cemetery area has created an unusual view in the region. In the images, it can be seen that there are many graves right in front of the building, and in some parts, only a narrow transition area remains between the building and the graves.

In the aerial images, it can be seen that the new buildings are rising right next to the cemetery and that they are literally within the residential area of ​​the cemetery along with other buildings in the surrounding area.

CEMETERY AND NEW BUILDINGS IN THE SAME FRAME

In the aerial images, it is seen that the new buildings built with urban transformation create an image almost intertwined with the cemetery. While it is noteworthy that the tombstones can be directly seen through the window openings on the floors of the building, the facades of some flats overlooking the cemetery are revealed. There are a few meters between the gravestones and the outer wall of the construction.

The flat owners, who were reluctant to talk to the cameras, stated that the fact that the cemetery was so close did not pose a problem for them.

Bekir Şen, who lives in Avcılar and noticed the interesting view in the cemetery, said, "Thanks to our contractors in Avcılar, they say they are selling flats here. In fact, they are selling cemeteries to people. I mean, can such a building be possible? I mean, it is a mind-blowing building. I was shocked when I first saw it. But you see the men's buildings, the cantilevers, they are literally on the cemetery right now. In other words, the lower floors of the building are under the cemetery. It doesn't seem like this will happen. I don't understand how they allow development of these. I mean, one day." "I came to visit a relative of ours in the Ambarlı cemetery. What should I see? The buildings have reached the cemetery at zero point. In other words, the lower ground floors are under the cemetery. In other words, the man can jump directly into the cemetery from the balcony."

Arguing that the buildings undergoing urban transformation should be set back at least a few meters, Şen said, "But the building seemed to have been pulled back 1-2 meters more towards the cemetery. In other words, it is very adjacent. I mean, I don't know how it will be, but I think the friends who will live there should have a heart first. Because they are apartments with a view of the cemetery. In other words, there is no other direction to look at while drinking your tea or coffee. Are these apartments deemed worthy for the people of Avcılar?"