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The pattern language has emerged from the transformation of some meaningful and understandable styles and phenomena into the concept of design in landscape architecture. The term pattern language has had a very comprehensive value and has been evaluated from various aspects. Even though landscape design styles and design languages differ in various periods, cultures and geographies, it has shown a general framework for the concept of design by symbolizing traditional beliefs, socio-cultural values, climatic and topographic conditions that generally contain meaning. In this context, the use of pattern languages in the design of understandable, readable and semantic areas and the evaluation of various planning methods by analyzing the fiction of these phenomena in different periods are foreseen in the reading of all principles.
The aim of this study is to classify the pattern language and phenomena used in the analyzed sample park, to find the criteria that make them successful in terms of function and aesthetics, and to classify these criteria into various categories to form a term and conceptual framework in landscape designs. In order to scale and evaluate the possibility of using these criteria in new park designs, it is also aimed to classify the cases in a general framework and to design a sample park.
