KMKD carries out site visits with conservation architects, civil engineers, archaeologists, art and architecture historians. The reports written as a result of these visits, documentation and research emphasize the urgent need for intervention in our at-risk cultural assets. The reports also aim to convey accurate information and suggest methods of protection to persons and institutions in the heritage management fields.

As a project implemented by KMKD, we undertook site visits to structures that are no longer used, either because they no longer have owners or are abandoned. Such buildings are vulnerable to any damage, whether it be artificial or natural. Our goal was to document the physical condition of these structures, do historical research, perform risk analyses and ensure their protection.

We aimed to increase the impact of the project on architectural documentation through the use of digital technologies. In this context, digital technologies were used in cooperation with the Heritage Management Organization (HERITΛGE) to present architectural and intangible aspects of the structures together. Digital models of some structures were created, and 360-degree panoramic videos were taken. Photogrammetry technique was used to obtain 3D models and 360-degree panoramic images of selected structures. We believe that this will have a great impact in raising awareness for both the heritage assets and the project itself, and therefore provide further sustainability to both.