Cities are areas where social life continues and cultural heritage is exhibited. It is possible to clearly see the cultural heritage of the region in the historical city squares. In the context of the city, it is very important to meet the needs of people and to ensure the continuity of the movement of people in social life at night as well as during the day. The most important element that makes the historical area visible at night and ensures the continuity of human movement in the city is the lighting elements that are urban furniture. Lighting elements should be positioned and designed in a correct planning framework. A correct planning is only possible with an understanding that puts the people living in the city and the guests coming to the city at the center of the design. Therefore, it is thought that the correct result will be achieved when urban lighting is interpreted within the framework of the human-oriented design concept. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory, which is still accepted today, focuses on human and reveals human needs based on biological and environmental factors. In this context, when we consider Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory as a principle for human-oriented urban lighting planning, it is thought that the planning and design will turn into a successful urban furniture system. In addition, in this study, in the literature review, studies on urban lighting elements, urban lighting master plan schemes and human-oriented design were scanned, case studies were made in obtaining research data and this study was analyzed with appearance diagrams showing the night illumination through the Ankara Beypazarı Area lighting plans, and it was compared with Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs pyramid criteria to show that the results were obtained