Spatial Analysis of the Use of Iwan in Turkish Architecture from Central Asia to Anatolia

DAĞ GÜRCAN, Ayşenur | KARAMAĞARALI, C. Nakış

The iwan, whose use dates back to ancient times in Iran, Mesopotamia and Central Asia, is an architectural element with functional and semantic qualities and is usually seen on a monumental scale. At the same time, the iwan emphasizes the four-direction design within the Asian central space tradition, strengthens the centrality and carries symbolic value. The iwan, which has an important place in Turkish architecture due to these features, is an architectural element with historical continuity. In the process from Central Asia to Anatolia, it is observed that the iwan is seen in almost all kin ...Daha fazlası

"City Of Bardejov" International Poster Design Exhibition

ŞOHOĞLU, Burhan

Animation Use as an Educational Material and Animation Techniques

KAHRAMAN, Ayşe Derya

The developments in technology affect the learning-teaching processes as it has been in every fields of life. Increase in the quantity of the information, complexity of the content, increase in the request of education, increase in the number of the students and requesting to benefit from the educational situations can be accepted as the basic reasons of using educational technologies at school. Educational technology provides meaningful learning by using more than one sense organ of the students. One of the most technological systems used in educational technology is computer which has been u ...Daha fazlası

Biophilic wisdom of the thirteenth and fourteenth century Seljukians’ Mosque architecture in Beyşehir, Anatolia

TERECİ, Ayşegül

Modern life is becoming disconnected from nature. Yet many scientific studies suggest that people feel better at places where they can engage with nature, or in places designed with nature in mind. This study is about Biophilia, one of the new design trends that connects the built environment to nature. The studies conducted in this field show that the existing historical buildings are fascinating thanks to their biophilic characterization. The basic idea of this research suggests that this effect is high in the thirteenth and fourteenth-century's buildings in Anatolia which are influenced fro ...Daha fazlası

Eastern Carpets in David Chalmers Alesworth’s Art

KAKAN, Ekin

In today's art, every kind of material can be transformed into a works of art. In some works, it is seen that the expression forms of traditional and contemporary art are melted in the same pot. David Chalmers Alesworth draws attention as an artist who deals with traditional carpet art in a contemporary style. From the year 2010, we see that David Chalmers has made "textile interventions" on his eastern carpets in his works. The artist, who usually manipulates the city plans, maps and various symbols of carpets he bought from Persia and Pakistan and examines the cultural degenerations in the s ...Daha fazlası

Integrating Renewable Energy Systems into Urban Furniture for Recreational Spaces: A Design Proposal for Konya Adalet Park

TERECİ, Ayşegül | ATMACA, Merve

Recreational areas are designed to promote physical activities as well as provide opportunities for relaxation. Recreational open spaces improve the long-term environmental and social sustainability of cities. These areas offer natural beauty in and around cities while sustaining the environmental equilibrium of city life. They also serve as a socialization hub for people to make contact with each other. They can also be promoting areas for sustainability. Introducing the use of technology in public areas will promote its use in daily life also. One area of technological advances that needs to ...Daha fazlası

Disaster management and preventive conservation in cultural heritage: Konya Archaeology Museum case

DİŞLİ, Gülşen | BACAK, Fatma Nur

This study focuses on the first stage of the disaster management cycle in cultural heritage, including risk preparedness and preventive conservation. The main objective is to develop a systematic approach to evaluate and investigate old museum buildings in the pre-disaster stage. Konya Archaeology Museum was chosen as a case study to test the applicability of this systematic approach, mainly the RE-ORG model and Visual Preassessment Method: UNI EN 16096 (2012. Standard for Condition Survey and Report of Built Cultural Heritage. https://www.enstandard.eu/csn-en-16096-conservation-of-cultural-pr ...Daha fazlası