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21. Yy. Barınma Eğilimlerinde Minimalist Bir Yaklaşım "tiny House" Yaşam Modeli
(NEÜ Yayınları, 2022) Aköz Çevrimli, Begüm; Çevrimli, S. Cevat; Yılmaz Çakmak, Bilgehan
"aga Khan Mimarlık Ödüllü" Türk Projelerin Okunması
(SOSCON Social Sciences Congresses, 2018) Yıldız Kuyrukçu, Emine
1977 yılından beri üç yılda bir verilen Aga Khan Mimarlık Ödülü, İslam kültürünü başarıyla yorumlayan çağdaş tasarım, sosyal konut, toplumsal gelişim, restorasyon, yeniden kullanım ve bölgesel koruma projelerini kapsayan mimarlık ürünlerine verilen ödüldür. Mimarlığın yaşam kalitesini nasıl etkilediği Aga Khan ödülü için her zaman temel bir mesele olmuştur. İlk çıktığı yıllarda eleştirilen Aga Khan mimarlık ödülleri günümü mimarlık camiasında prestijli ve bilimsel bir ödül olarak tanımlanmaktadır. Çalışma kapsamında Türkiye genelinden Aga Khan Mimarlık Ödüllü üç proje seçilmiş; projeler üst ölçekle kurdukları ilişki, benzer yapıların üretilmesinde model olma, fonksiyon, plan şeması, çevre doku doğa ilişkisi, malzeme, yapım tekniği gibi birçok başlıkta analiz edilmiş ve ödül raporları okunmuştur. Bu çalışmaları yapmaktaki amaç bu projelerin ödül almalarını sağlayan ortak noktaların tespit edilmeye çalışılmasıdır. Sonuçta tespit edilen başlıklar tartışılmış ve çıkarımlarda bulunulmuştur.
Akıllı Kent Uygulamalarının Engelli ve Yaşlı Bireyler İçin Sunduğu Olanaklara İlişkin Bir Değerlendirme
(Eğitim, 2023) Meşhur, Havva Filiz; Fazla, Büşra
Akıllı Şehir Çözümlerinin Sunduğu Olanaklar ve İstanbul’daki Uygulamalara İlişkin Bir Değerlendirme
(Nobel Akademik Yayıncılık, 2019) Meşhur, Havva Filiz
Alaeddin Nikah Salonu(torrance Gazinosu)
(YEM Yayın, 2021) Canan, Fatih
Alüminyum Üretim Atığı Kırmızı Çamurun Puzolonik Aktivite Özelliğinin Araştırılması
(Livre de Lyon, 2022) Duru, Mehmet Oğuz; Dereli, Mustafa
Anadolu Türk-islam İskan Sisteminde Yerleşmelerinin Oluşumu ve Bir Kır Yerleşmesi Örneği: Konya-hatunsaray Botsa Yerleşimi
(Platanus Yayınevi, 2023) Oktaç Beycan, Arife Deniz
Analysis of Alioune Diop University in the Context of ‘natural and Cultural Sustainability’
(Asos Yayınevi, 2020) Yıldız Kuyrukçu, Emine; Taşkıran, Mine
Alioune Diop University was founded in 2007 as a part of the Senegalese government’s efforts to decentralize higher education provision, seeking both to encourage youth to stay in rural areas and to provide educational programs appropriate to these contexts. The university structure was awarded the Aga Khan Architecture Award in 2019 by achieving both a bold architectural expression and minimizing cost and maintenance costs by using local construction techniques and compliance with sustainability principles. The Aga Khan Architecture Award, which is given once every three yearssince 1977, is an award for architectural products covering contemporary design, social housing, social development, restoration, reuse and regional conservation projects that successfully interpret Islamic culture. How architecture affects the quality oflife has always been a fundamental issue for the Aga Khan Award. While the search for an updated architecture is desired to ensure social development in the Aga Khan Awards, “tradition and locality” are concepts that the institution never gives up from. Local data can be covered as natural and cultural data. The use of local data in the architectural design process is of great importance in terms of “natural and cultural sustainability”. In today’s architecture, this understanding has faded, and it has been observed that the structures are designed as typical repetitive imitations rather than being indigenous to the location. Whereas, each design location has its own geography, culture and lifestyle, as well as many natural and cultural local data. The aim of this study is to emphasize the importance of local data usage in the architectural design process in the architecture that is trying to survive today, to analyze how these processes develop and are 565implemented through the Aga Khan Award winning Alioune Diop University. As a result of the analysis, it was seen that ecologically friendly solutions were presented in the structure, which contains reflections from local architecture. As a result, the Alioune Diop University Education and Research Building is an award-winning structure that has both an audacious architectural expression and has managed to minimize costs and maintenance costs using locally familiar construction techniques and adhering to sustainability principles. The information obtained will also enable future ecological solutions for the sustainability of local architecture.Keywords:Aga Khan Award, Alioune Diop University, Cultural Data, Locality, Natural Data, Natural and Cultural Sustainability1.IntroductionArchitecture is an example of art that has emerged in accordance with the basic needs of mankind. Evolved from the early ages to the present day and developed, varied according to its location, carried the traces of the period of its made, economical, cultural, religious, climatic, topographic, etc. were kneaded with all kinds of factors (Yüksel & Akbulut, 2009).The concept of ‘moving to the future’, which is the necessity of architecture, i.e. sustainability, plays an important role in architecture (Kısa Ovalı & Delibaş, 2016). Sustainability is often performed using local data with basic and simple methods. Local data reflects the fact that the structures are unique to the ground, the culture of the geography in which they are located and the way of life (Büyükpamukçu, 2019). Local data can be covered as natural and cultural data. The use of local data in the architectural design process is of great importance in terms of “natural and cultural sustainability”. In today’s architecture, this understanding has faded, and it has been observed that the structures are designed as typical repetitive imitations rather than being indigenous to location. Whereas, each design location has its own geography, culture and lifestyle, as well as many natural and cultural local data.While the search for an updated architecture is desired to ensure social development in the Aga Khan Awards, “tradition and locality”are concepts that the institution nevergives up from.The Aga Khan Architecture Award, which is given once every three years since 1977, is an award for architectural products covering contemporary design, social housing, social development, restoration, reuse and regional conservation projects that successfully interpret Islamic culture.The aim of this study is 565implemented through the Aga Khan Award winning Alioune Diop University. As a result of the analysis, it was seen that ecologically friendly solutions were presented in the structure, which contains reflections from local architecture. As a result, the Alioune Diop University Education and Research Building is an award-winning structure that has both an audacious architectural expression and has managed to minimize costs and maintenance costs using locally familiar construction techniques and adhering to sustainability principles. The information obtained will also enable future ecological solutions for the sustainability of local architecture.
Applying a Morphological Approach Into Istanbul’s Urban Landscape
(Springer, 2022) Arat, Muzaffer Ali; Oliveira, Vitor
This paper proposes a methodology based on the concept of morphological region and the method of morphological regionalization. The concept has been proposed by M.R.G. Conzen in the early 1960s, and promoted by J.W.R. Whitehand and his colleagues at the University of Birmingham mainly from the late 1980s. A morphological region is an area that has unity in respect of its form that distinguishes it from surrounding areas, based on a combination of town-plan, building fabric, and land and building utilization (Conzen’s tripartite division of the urban landscape). The methodology is based on a set of criteria considering the tripartite division of the urban landscape. Age of streets, streets geometry, plot layout, and building coverage are four criteria offered on the basis of the town-plan. Architectural style, building material, and height are proposed on the basis of the building fabric. Finally, land and building utilization is used to design the methodology. The methodology is applied to the Fatih District, the historical core of Istanbul. A four-tier hierarchy of regions is identified. The map of first-order morphological regions can offer the basis to produce a map of planning zones—a key tool to guide urban landscape management. Lower order regions can support the formulation of regulations for each planning zone, framing the design of new forms, assuring a strong relationship with extant urban forms. These ideas, detailed in the paper, are of great relevance for spatial planning, particularly for Turkish planning, where regulations are very generic and do not acknowledge the specific character of each urban landscape.
Applying a Morphological Approach To Istanbul’s Urban Landscape [book Part]
(Springer, 2022) Arat, Muzaffer Ali; Oliveira, Vitor
This paper proposes a methodology based on the concept of morphological region and the method of morphological regionalization. The concept has been proposed by M.R.G. Conzen in the early 1960s, and promoted by J.W.R. Whitehand and his colleagues at the University of Birmingham mainly from the late 1980s. A morphological region is an area that has unity in respect of its form that distinguishes it from surrounding areas, based on a combination of town-plan, building fabric, and land and building utilization (Conzen’s tripartite division of the urban landscape). The methodology is based on a set of criteria considering the tripartite division of the urban landscape. Age of streets, streets geometry, plot layout, and building coverage are four criteria offered on the basis of the town-plan. Architectural style, building material, and height are proposed on the basis of the building fabric. Finally, land and building utilization is used to design the methodology. The methodology is applied to the Fatih District, the historical core of Istanbul. A four-tier hierarchy of regions is identified. The map of first-order morphological regions can offer the basis to produce a map of planning zones—a key tool to guide urban landscape management. Lower order regions can support the formulation of regulations for each planning zone, framing the design of new forms, assuring a strong relationship with extant urban forms. These ideas, detailed in the paper, are of great relevance for spatial planning, particularly for Turkish planning, where regulations are very generic and do not acknowledge the specific character of each urban landscape.
Arslanhane (ahi Şerafettin) Cami Süslemelerin Biçim Grameri Metodu ile Analizi
(Dicle Üniversitesi Yayınları, 2021) Erdoğan, Ebru; Erdoğan, Hacı Abdullah; Keskinbaş, Ömer
Ahi Şerafettin (Arslanhane) Cami, Ahi teşkilatından Ahi Hüsameddin ve kardeşi Ahi Hasaneddin tarafından, ağırlıklı görüşe göre 689 H. 0289-1290) tarihinde yaptırılmıştır. Anadolu Selçuklu devrinin ahşap direkli ve ahşap tavanlı camilerinden olan yapının minberindeki kitabeden ahşap ustasının Ebubekir oğlu Mehmed olduğu anlaşılmaktadır. Cami, Ankara civarındaki Roma ve Bizans dönemi yapılarından sağlanan devşirme taşlarla yapılmış, dikdörtgen planlı bir harim katı ile bir mahfil katından oluşmaktadır. Yapı, kıble yönünde dört ahşap direk sırasıyla beş sahna bölünmüştür. Dış cephe kurgusu itibariyle daha sade olmasına karşın iç mekân süslemeleri ince ve göz alıcıdır. Ahşap işçiliğinin en güzel örneklerinden biri olan minberi, çantı tekniği ile yapılmış tavanı ve alçı işçiliğiyle çininin muazzam birleşmesinden oluşan mihrabıyla mimari bir zarafetin simgesidir. Caminin ahşap minberi de mihrabı kadar değerli ve fevkalade güzelliktedir. İçlerindeki çokgen, yıldız ve baklava dilimleriyle bunların ortasında rumi dolgular ahşap minberin kabartmalı desenlerini oluşturmaktadır. Bu çalışmada Arslanhane (Ahi Şerafeddin) Caminin mihrab motiflerinin biçim dili incelenerek, bulgulanacak örüntülerle, gelecekte yapılacak çalışmalara altlık oluşturması amaçlanmıştır. Metot: Bu çalışmada, Anadolu Selçuklu dönemi camilerinde kullanılan İslami motifler ile benzer özellik gösteren Arslanhane (Ahi Şerafettin) Cami'nin mihrabında kullanılan motiflerin analizi biçim grameri metodu ile analiz edilmiştir. İlk olarak Stinyve Gips tarafından 19701i yıllarda tasarım dillerini çözümlemek ve aynı tarzda yeni tasarımlar oluşturmak amacıyla sunulmuş algoritmik tasarım metodudur. Biçim grameri, herhangi bir dili oluşturan gramer kurallarına benzer biçimde, mekânsal ilişkilere ya da bir bezeme örüntüsündeki geometrik desenlere yönelik kurallar setlerinden oluşmaktadır. Biçim gramerleri çalışmaları genel olarak üç başlıkta gerçekleştirilir. Bunlardan birincisi ve en çok kullanılanı analiz çalışmalarıdır. Bu bildiride analiz yöntemiyle Arslanhane (Ahi Şerafeddin) Caminin mihrab motiflerinin biçim dili incelenmiştir. Bu anlamda döneme ait geometrik düzen anlayışından bahsedilerek sonrasında mihrabın dört bölümü analiz edilmiştir. Bulgular ve Sonuç: Analizler sonucu caminin mihrabında görülen bezemeler için kural ve kural setleri ortaya konulmuştur. Böylece özelde Arslanhane (Ahi Şerafettin) Cami üzerinden Anadolu Selçuklu ahşap direkli camilerindeki geometrik örüntü örneklerinin hem matematiksel altyapısı hakkında bir öngörü sunulmuş, hem de bu örüntülerle biçim bakımından özdeşlikler taşıyan sonsuz sayıda çeşitli örüntüler oluşturulabileceği bir taban oluşturulmuştur. Genelde ise Anadolu Selçuklu süsleme geleneğinde kullanılan parametrik unsurlara bir katkı konulmuştur.
Barınma Kültüründe Farklı Bir Yaklaşım: Tiny House
(NEÜ Yayınları, 2022) Korkmaz, Serra Zerrin; Erdoğan, Nurcihan Şengül
Barınma Kültüründe Farklı Bir Yaklaşım: Tiny House
(2022) Korkmaz, Serra Zerrin; Erdoğan, Nurcihan Şengül
Belediye Binalarının Cephe Karakteristiklerinin Karşılaştırılması: Konya ve Antalya Örneği
(IVPE, 2019) Erturan, Elif Merve; Özer Yaman, Gonca; Yıldırım Ateş, Ayşe
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Citation - Scopus: 55
Buildings Damages After Elazig, Turkey Earthquake on January 24, 2020
(SPRINGER, 2021) Doğan, Gamze; Ecemiş, Ali Serdar; Korkmaz, Serra Zerrin; Arslan, Musa Hakan; Korkmaz, Hasan Hüsnü
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake that occurred on January 24, 2020, has been effective in Turkey's eastern regions. The earthquake, with recorded peak ground acceleration (PGA) value of 0.292 g, caused the destruction or heavy damage of buildings, especially in the city center of Elazig province. The purpose of this paper was to share the results of detailed investigation in the earthquake-stricken area. Additionally, the causes of damages and failures observed in the buildings were compared to those that had occurred in previous earthquakes in Turkey. In this study, the damages observed in especially RC buildings as well as in masonry and rural buildings were summarized, the lessons learned were evaluated, and the results were interpreted with reference to Turkish earthquake codes. In the study, it was particularly emphasized why the building stock underwent such damage even though the buildings were exposed to earthquake acceleration well below the design acceleration values.
Çeperde Yüksek Katlı Yapılaşma: Ankara Örneği
(Nobel Akademik Yayıncılık, 2021) Öncel, Hale
Coğrafi İşaretler ve Kırsal Kalkınma Bağlamında Turizm: Aydın Örneği
(Karabük Üniversitesi Yayınları, 2021) Aydın, Cansel; Gündüz, Elif
In the last fifty years, as socio-economic and technological developments have started to progress in the world, significant changes have started to occur in the perception of tourism. Rural tourism also draws attention as a type of tourism that has become widespread in the world. In the recent pandemic process, people's orientation towards rural areas has accelerated this trend. The desire to get away from busy and crowded places has made rural areas important points of attraction. Rural areas attract attention with their cultural and traditional values instead of sea, sand, sun tourism. This cultural and traditional lifestyle, which develops depending on the diversity of rural agricultural production, adds originality to many areas of life, from clothing to eating and drinking. Local product potentials support regional and rural development. Products with geographical indication registration have a great role in branding, strengthening the image of the region and strengthening regional tourism. In this context, the use of geographical indications in tourism is an important tool for rural development. The reputation and quality of the products registered with geographical indications arouses curiosity about their production methods and culture, and contributes to the revival of tourism by attracting consumers to the region. Thus, tourism in the regional / local area is supported and economic advantages are provided to the region. Rural development that has been correctly designed within a holistic planning approach; It is possible with the proper and correct use of tools such as tourism. Our country has an extremely wide range of local products. Aydın province is one of the provinces with high tourism potential, which has hosted many different civilizations and allows different tourism activities with its rural and coastal areas. However, it cannot provide the expected and sufficient return from tourism. In this study, the concepts related to rural areas, geographical indications and tourism were defined and their relationship with development was tried to be revealed from the perspective of planning. In this direction, a literature review was made by using various written sources such as thesis, article, book, etc. related to the subject and the field. Besides the literature review; It contributed to the study by conducting on-site detection studies for the rural area of Aydın province, oral interviews with the local people and interviews with the relevant public institutions.. Within the scope of the data obtained after the research, various suggestions and strategies have been developed regarding the use of geographical indications in rural development-oriented tourism planning.
A Comprehensive Swot Analysis For Strategic Rural Development Gudul Case
(Çizgi Kitapevi Yayınları, 2018) Şahin, Buse; Gündüz, Elif
Counter-Urbanization Experience in Developing Countries: the Case of İstanbul Metropolitan Area
(DAKAM Books, 2022) Korkmaz, Cansu; Meşhur, Havva Filiz
Urbanization is the popular phenomenon in the 1950s that was replaced with counter-urbanization in the 1970s, which defines the population movement from metropolitan areas to rural settlements. The counterurbanization mobility that is directly shaped by economic development, legal regulations, technological developments, causes the socio-economic and spatial transformation of rural settlements. although there are exceptions, the counter-urbanization process is generally associated with economic development. The research aims to reveal the differences of the counter-urbanization movement in developed and developing countries in terms of process, causes, and effects, and how Turkey's counter-urbanization experience differs from the world examples. With this aim, the method of the research is to examine the counter-urbanization literature in-depth, to put forward the counter-urbanization conceptually. While rural development, gentrification, and sustainability are the focus of rural research in Turkey, the counter-urbanization which has a direct impact on rural areas, has not been sufficiently researched yet. In this way, this research contributes to the counterurbanization literature. However, rural areas are ignored by the legal regulations, rural settlements which are the basis of the country's socio-economic and spatial sustainability are transformed from production centers to consumption centers with the effects of counter-urbanization. The differentiation of the counter-urbanization process according to country, region, and metropolitan scale and blurring of rural-urban borders in metropolitan cities make it difficult to define the counter-urbanization movement. In this context, the definition of the counter-urbanization process within the borders of the metropolitan area, the driving forces causing counterurbanization, and its socio-economic and spatial effects on rural settlements were examined through the example of Istanbul, one of the most important metropolises of Turkey. As seen in the example of Istanbul, the transformation process of the rural life model and the rural economy, the social relations in rural areas, and the counter-urbanized social group differ from the world examples. While the counter-urbanization process emerged with the individual preferences of the households who are ready to adopt the rural life model, in developing countries such as Turkey is managed by mega-scale public and private investments, plan decisions, transformation in legal and administrative structure, and rent. While the rural life form is preserved in developed countries, the urban and rural population acts with a collective consciousness and social integration is ensured. For example, while the rural population transfers the place-specific knowledge to the urban population, the urban population supports rural production models with the integration of information technologies and contributes positively to the socio-economic development of the rural areas. In Turkey, legal regulations, directing public and private investments to rural areas by planning toolsresulted in urban sprawl and rural areas and population urbanized with real-estate and construction-oriented development model. Moreover, counterurbanized groups in Turkey even if the movement reason is natural and rural idly, they prefer to isolate themselves from the rural population socio-spatially and deepen the social segregation. Although the counterurbanization process in Turkey started at the local level in the 2000s, factors such as the socio-economic problems experienced in the recent period, the increase in density in the cities and urban problems, the change in the urban demographic structure, and the pandemic trigger the desire for life in the rural areas, and it is observed that the counter-urbanization trend will continue. In this context, to define the counter-urbanization concept clearly and examine the counter-urbanization processin the world is so important to guide the counterurbanization process in Turkey.
Cultural Heritage Analysis With Object Recognition Method; the Example of Konya
(Literaturk Academia, 2021) Dönmez, Mustafa Alper; Ulusoy, Mine

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