The Evaluation of Kossuth House in Kütahya Civil Architecture Within the Examples in the Terms of Fictional Space Analysis

The purpose of this research is to examine the Kossuth House Museum and other examples of civil architecture and to analyze the results of the evaluation to be a soft power element through fictional spaces in the design areas. Kossuth House is the house where Lajos Kossuth, one of the leaders of the Hungarian Freedom War, was hosted with his family in Kütahya between 1850-1851 with a group of 56 refugees. The house is the only building in the city belonging to the 18th century. There are many examples of civil architecture belonging to the 19th century and 20th century such as ？ükrü ？eker Evi, Defterdar Kona？？ and Ispartal？lar Mansion in Kütahya. Kütahya city has many different types of buildings and plan types with its rich cultural diversity from Rome to present day by means of its geographical characteristics. Architectural elements are used in the introduction of the cultural foundation as a soft power element. In particular, the Japanese visualization artist and directors Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata introduce the Japanese culture and Japanese architecture to the world as a soft power element. In addition, many Hollywood-made films in the United States carry American culture and architecture to the whole world as a soft power element. As a result of this research Kutahya for creation of fictional places as the soft power elements of the cultural infrastructure of the province and the construction of accurate and efficient introduction in the global platform of the city with different interpretations and the Republic of Turkey was estimated to be favorable terms. In this respect, the studies and solutions that can be realized in this respect are discussed