GÜRCÜKAPI URBAN TRANSFORMATION PROJECT: A MULTIDIMENSIONAL EVALUATION OF STAKEHOLDER PERCEPTIONS

This study aims to assess the G & uuml;rc & uuml;kap & imath; Urban Transformation Project from a multidimensional perspective, focusing on the perceptions of property owners. The research examines various aspects, including identity, accessibility, equity, participation, diversity, environmental sensitivity, economic benefits, workplace features, and quality of life. In this study, a descriptive and cross-sectional research design was used to examine the beneficiaries' perceptions of the G & uuml;rc & uuml;kap & imath; Urban Transformation Project from a multidimensional perspective, with data collected through surveys and open-ended questions. Data collected from a survey of thirty-one property owners sheds light on how different dimensions of the transformation process were perceived. The results indicate that the project has been particularly successful in areas such as identity, accessibility, and equity, with high satisfaction observed regarding the preservation of local heritage and design compatible with the environment. However, there are identified areas for improvement, particularly in participation, economic benefits, and quality of life. The study suggests that future projects should be designed in a more inclusive and balanced manner. These findings provide valuable insights for policymakers and urban planners.