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ARTICLE · 02 SEPTEMBER 2026

Mimari Avan Projelerinin Hukuki Niteliği

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Mimari avan projeleri, yapı tasarımının ilk aşamasında hazırlanan ve projenin genel konseptini ortaya koyan teknik çizimlerdir. Bu projeler, yapının estetik ve fonksiyonel özelliklerini belirlerken, hukuki açıdan fikri mülkiyet ve sözleşme hukuku kapsamında önemli sorunlara yol açabilmektedir. Avan projelerin telif hakları, kullanım yetkileri ve taraflar arasındaki hukuki ilişkiler, inşaat

TurkeyIntellectual Property

*Gizem Ak Yürek, Ebru Ece Saka

The extent to which architectural preliminary projects, also known as preliminary projects, can be protected in terms of intellectual property law may raise various question marks, especially in terms of determining the nature of the work. In this information note, the elements according to which the legal nature of architectural preliminary projects will be determined in terms of the Law on Intellectual and Artistic Works No. 5846 ("FSEK" or "Law") will be discussed.

The protection afforded to architectural avant projects, also known as preliminary projects, under intellectual property law may raise certain legal considerations, particularly concerning whether such designs meet the criteria to be considered a protected work. This information note therefore addresses the legal status of architectural avant projects, under Law No. 5846 on Intellectual and Artistic Works and examines the relevant criteria for determining whether they fall within the

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