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Today, in an era of unprecedented advances in technology and science, both the population growth and the other problems concerning the habitats had a profound effect on the architectural building problems, making this issue one of the priority matters for architecture. In the context of various attempts to come up with solutions, an architectural perspective that is focused more on technology, proficiency and scientific data, while unfortunately putting emotions, intuition and experiences to the backburner, has arisen. In conclusion, one cannot deny the fact that masses of identical buildings, which exist in disconnect from their roots and which can readily belong to anywhere, effectively render the built environment spaces which are “homelessness and worldless”. In this context, the definition of being “homelessness and worldless” in the context of philosophy and architecture, analyzing it with reference to architectural buildings, and providing examples of its actual appearance in new bodies is considered a worthwhile endeavor in tune with the “Replacing Architecture” theme.
Parallel to this background, instead of building “homelessness and worldless” spaces, the philosophy proposing “emotions”, “intuitions”, “experiences” developed by German philosopher Martin Heidegger, who formed his own approach on the concepts of “construction”, “housing”, and “space”. Through his challenge to the conventional attitudes towards these concepts, Heidegger recommended architects “a true model of architecture” based on the mentioned concepts, against the concepts mired in the predicaments of technology and the modern world. To emphasize this issue, the Sancaklar Mosque will be exemplified with Heideggerian philosophy, by Heideggerian concepts; “emotions”, “intuitions”, “experiences”.
n this way, the paper will entail a reinterpretation of being “homelessness and worldless” from a Heideggerian perspective so as to pave the way for critical thinking for the architectural building problems of our day, and will utilize a critical outlook based on Sancaklar Mosque example. The “Replacing Architecture” theme will be discussed through a proposition based on the “space in search of / bereft of a space”, and the “concepts in search of a meaning and form”. The analyses will be concluded with a kind of “replacing” of the spaces, shapes and forms through the use of concepts, culminating in a “re-definition” and “incarnation in new bodies”.

Los ensayos que componen este texto están organizados en torno a dos grandes
temáticas: de un lado, el problema del ser, a partir de la obra Ser y tiempo
de Martín Heidegger. De otro, el problema de la formación como eje de las
reflexiones y correlaciones que pueden construirse en el mismo horizonte de
la obra heideggeriana.
Respecto del primero, puede afirmarse que la obra Ser y tiempo gira en torno
a la reflexión sobre dos problemas fundamentales y recurrentes a lo largo de la
vida y de las numerosas obras del filósofo alemán: el ser y el tiempo, esto es,
del sentido y la manera como éste deviene tanto en la experiencia propia como
en la vida con los demás.