Urban transformation is a process of great importance for the future of our cities. This process aims to renew existing structures and make them more livable. By replacing old and dilapidated buildings with modern and safe structures, both environmental impacts are reduced, and people are provided with healthier and more comfortable living spaces.

Urban transformation projects target not only buildings but also the infrastructure of our cities. Through these projects, fundamental infrastructure systems such as water and electricity are strengthened and improved. Additionally, measures such as increasing green areas and developing transportation systems enhance the livability of our cities. Consequently, as our cities become more sustainable and livable, the quality of life of people also significantly improves.

Urban transformation also provides significant economic contributions. Renewed structures generally become more valuable, thus increasing the economic value of the region. Moreover, these projects can increase employment and stimulate the local economy. Furthermore, urban transformation projects ensure the preservation of our cities' cultural and historical heritage, passing it on to future generations. In this respect, urban transformation contributes not only to the physical but also to the social and cultural development of our cities.