5. CONCLUSION
5.3. Concluding Remark
Consequently, it is obvious that the complex capitalist relations under the domination of the consumer culture have spatially and socially shaped, managed and controlled both the city and the architectural product. Under these circumstances, economic priorities should be prevented from being the sole driving force in the formation of the built environment. The responsibility of the architect is to recall the inherent values of the architectural discipline and restore the balance between these values and economic and symbolic policies. It should not be forgotten that what will ensure the continuity of cities and separate them from commodities depends on achieving this delicate balance. The built environment created within the framework of the capitalist system and consumer culture dynamics and created by excluding the inherent values of architecture is doomed to be devaluated, degraded, transformed, and abandoned.
As the last word, it should be noted that the rapidly transforming consumption patterns and the transformed cultural environment that have created shopping mall typology,
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also brings to the agenda the abandonment of the shopping mall and the demand for alternative typologies. In this sense, the shopping mall becomes the most obvious physical critique of the consumer culture they represent while moving themselves to the center of social and cultural life. Within the scope of this fact, the question that needs to be focused more than anything is how shopping mall, which is the determinant and catalyst of the urban environment, will be transformed in the near future and what will be the limits of this transformation.
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