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  • Conference Object
    Citation - WoS: 17
    Citation - Scopus: 26
    Using User-Centered Design Approach in Course Design
    (Elsevier Science Bv, 2010) Kahraman, Z. Ezgi Haliloglu
    User-centered design approach is a contemporary design approach which actively involves users at every stage of the design process for the development of more effective, efficient and safe products. This paper is based on a case study that attempts to adapt this approach into course design in order to increase the effectiveness of teaching, and the learnability and success of university students. The paper discusses the phases of the designing process including analysis of student needs, limitations and expectancies in the teaching process, designing teaching activities, and assessment of students about courses designed with respect to user-centered design approach (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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    Risk Toplumunu Yeniden Gözden Geçirmek: Covıd19’un Kent ve Toplum Üzerindeki Sorunlu Halleri
    (2021) Orhan, Ezgi
    Bu makale, COVID-19 salgının ardından küresel risk ortamının koşullarına ilişkin eleştirel bir değerlendirme sunmaktadır. Koronavirüs hastalığı tüm dünyaya yayılırken halk sağlığına dair öncelikler ile ekonomik uyum politikalarına dair alınan tedbirleri sorgulatmaktadır. Sosyal, politik ve ekonomik maliyetleriyle, toplumları zorluklara sürükleyen salgın konusu, bir sağlık sorunu olarak tanımlanmanın sınırlarını aşmış ve modernite ve kapitalist ekonomik sisteme dair yeni bir paradigmanın katalizörü haline gelmiştir. İnsan yaşamının her yönünde yarattığı yıkıcı etkileriyle, virüse ilişkin sorunlar bireyleri, ulusları ve küresel toplumu ‘risklerle yaşama’ yollarını düşünmeye yöneltmektedir. COVID-19’un ortaya koyduğu tehditten yola çıkan bu makale, geçmiş deneyimleri, mevcut durumu ve eğilimleri ‘risk toplumu’ kavramı üzerinden okuyarak, toplum, kent ve planlama ilişkilerini tartışmaktadır. Modernitenin, kapitalizmin ve halk sağlığı önceliklerinin tarihsel dinamiklerini yansıtarak, salgın sonrası dünya için farklı ölçeklerde toplumun yeni normallerine ışık tutmaktadır. Eleştirel değerlendirme yoluyla, bu makale risk toplumunun yeni aşamalarını bireysel, yerel, ulusal ve küresel ölçeklerde kavramsallaştırır ve her ölçeğin içerdiği ikilemi tasvir eder.
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    Sustainable Conservation of Cultural Landscape and Changing Values Around Haci Bayram Mosque and Augustus Temple, Ankara, Turkey
    (Iop Publishing Ltd, 2019) Aytekin, Oznur
    Urban transformation is the overall strategy and action set out to improve the physical, economic, social and environmental conditions of an urban space with comprehensive and integrated approaches, taking into account urban issues and needs. Urban design and transformation is that of understanding or application in the multi-dimensionality of the projected core reason of the actors present in the urban renewal applications. In Ankara, Ulus Historic Center, since the past ten years, Urban Regeneration and Urban Renewal expressions and applications affect the content and the legal platform of protection of cultural heritage areas. Through this development, conservation based improvement approach that evaluated in "Urban Revitalization" and the Renewal approach that prefered for cultural heritage areas which become dilapidated urban tissues interfere with each other. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the Ankara, "Sustainable Conservation of Cultural Landscape And Changing Values Around Haci Bayram Mosque And Augustus Temple" in the context of "Sustainable Historic Environment Protection" around Ulus Historical Center. Historical and cultural memory loss has occurred with applications such as demolition of facade structures facing the Haci Bayram Mosque, enlargement of the last community place of the glass, construction of women parth underneath, construction of multi-storey car park by digging the mound, and filling the periphery with false historical artifacts.
  • Article
    Integrating Adaptation Strategies of Businesses with Community Resilience: A Case from Turkey
    (2018) Orhan, Ezgi
    In developing countries bounded by traditional approaches of disaster management, post-disaster policies may not lead to resilience at aggregate level. Turkey exemplifies the case with its experience in the 1999 Izmit earthquake. The policies applied following the 1999 trajectory to create a safer built environment incorporated resettlement and reconstruction efforts, yet businesses were largely unregulated by local and national governments during the recovery process which leads to development of their own adaptive strategies to survive after the disaster. This paper aims to analyse the adaptation strategies of private enterprises in the face of disasters. In this respect, a case study research was undertaken in Adapazari, Turkey to inquire their adaptive strategies after the disaster with respect to the independent variables of business size and occupancy status. This paper contributes to the field of disaster studies by showing businesses’ adaptive capacities that enable them to survive following a disaster. The key findings of this study present that businesses adapt for survival after a natural disaster in accordance with their business size and occupancy status. Although small firms and lease-holder firms challenge with organizational and financial problems, they are able to develop locational strategies which increase their survival change and adaptability against their larger and owner occupied counterparts.
  • Editorial
    Challenges of the (Anti) Adaptive Urbanization in Multiple Scales
    (Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, 2023) Orhan, Ezgi; Lotfata, Aynaz
  • Article
    Citation - WoS: 1
    Ethnic Reflections of the Global Outbreak: a Multi-Dimensional Examination on Syrian Refugees and Settlements in the First Phase of the Coronavirus Outbreak
    (Kare Publ, 2023) Kahraman, Zerrin Ezgi Haliloglu
    This study aims to examine the effects of the coronavirus pan-demic on Syrian refugees at the neighbourhood level within the framework of perceptions, personal protection experiences, economic and social structure, and practices of neighbourhood usage. The major data source of this qualitative study included in-depth interviews with Syrian refugees living in Ulubey-Onder Neighbourhoods (Ankara). The findings displayed the effects of the pandemic on Syrians and their settlements, and a compari-son before and after the outbreak. The study demonstrated that the effective information sources of Syrians are composed of so-cial and communicational networks, and social media platforms. Their religious beliefs and social and economic needs both shape their perception on not being contaminated, and explain their reaction towards and resistance to respect the measures of the outbreak. Their lack of knowledge on available health services, attitudes of ignoring the use of face masks and social distanc-ing rules, family structures, and living and working conditions in-crease the risk of the spread of the virus. Although the crowded streets proved that human movement and commercial vitality in Syrian settlements continue as it was before the pandemic, the family incomes and standards of living diminished due to laid offs and limited access to donations of NGOs. This led to empowerment of solidarity networks and social relations in the area. Additionally, this study found out both gender differences in socialization opportunities, and negative effects of curfews and suspension of congregational praying activities on social life dur-ing pandemic times.
  • Article
    Niğde Castle Protection Decisions and Special Project Areas
    (2021) Tuncer, Mehmet
    This is written text as a gift to Mustafa Akpolat; our teacher and friend from METU Faculty of\rArchitecture, Restoration Dep., whom I have known since the 1980s, worked with from time to time, worked\rtogether at conferences and scientific events, and always guided us in conservation. We worked with him\rfrom time to time and gave joint products. In paper; \"Eskisaray and Kale Neighborhood Conservation Plan\rDecisions\" in force in the First Degree Archaeological, Urban - Archaeological and Urban Sites, where\rMustafa Akpolat did his \"Art History\" research, and in this context, \"Niğde Castle and Its Surroundings\rHistoric Environment Protection Decisions and Special Project Areas” will be discussed briefly. In order to\rcarry out on-site investigations for field research during the planning process, field studies were carried out in\rNiğde with the participation of architects, city planners specialized in conservation, art historian and\rrestoration experts. Maps, plans, conservation board decisions, correspondence and other relevant\rinformation and documents regarding the Niğde Castle protected areas were collected from the Municipality,\rthe Governor's Office and the Nevşehir Conservation Board. In this article, the Conservation Plan Decisions\rand Special Project Area Decisions developed for the \"Revision of the Niğde Castle, Archaeological, Urban-\rArchaeological and Urban Sites Conservation Development Plan\" are summarized. Niğde Castle and its\rimmediate surroundings should be preserved and transferred to future generations with the cultural heritage\rand archeology values that have thousands of years of history and historical housing texture. In this regard,\rNiğde Municipality and Conservation Boards, the implementers of the Conservation Plan, have a great\rresponsibility. Niğde Municipality is the most important local unit responsible for the protection, restoration\rand environmental arrangements of cultural assets through receiving the necessary technical and financial\rsupport from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Nigde Governorate. Collaboration with nongovernmental\rorganizations should be undertaken to inform, raise awareness and financial support of the\rpublic
  • Article
    Citation - WoS: 2
    Spatial Organization of Public Buildings: an Evaluation on the Capital City of Turkey
    (Yildiz Technical Univ, Fac Architecture, 2020) Orhan, Ezgi
    Ankara, a small town of Anatolia before becoming the capital of Turkey, experienced a fundamental spatial restructuring process following the proclamation of the Republic. The vision of modernity and protective economic structure of the Early Republican era determined the spatial configuration of the city and produced public buildings as the icons of the young regime. The last ninety years witnessed different political-economic climates redesigning the urban regime of Ankara and symbols. One of the most tangible transformations is observed in the public buildings, which convey the economic understandings and urban politics of each period through their spatial and architectural organizations, and symbolic meanings. This study explores the change in the urban symbols with an emphasis on public buildings. For this, the ministry buildings of the capital city were selected to investigate spatial organizations, archistar buildings, and the messages conveyed to the public. Focusing on the the intentionally developed clusters of ministries, this study adressed basically three periods concerning the change in political and economic systems; the foundation period, the liberal years and the neoliberal era. As a result of this study it is stated that that in the Turkish case public buildings reflect the main motives of the period they were produced, their spatial organization serves as a medium containing information about the political, economic and social structure of each period.
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    Sustainability of Rural Identity: Learning from Kıyıkışlacık’s Self-Generated Experience
    (Cankaya University Press, 2018) Yeşilbağ, Damla
    Sustainability of rural settlements highly depends on the unique rural identity which is created through their development process. In fact, rural identities are considered to be threatening by the increasing attention of touristic activities to these authentic settlements. As a result, it is crucial to take sustainability of rural identity into consideration in rural planning activities. However, indigenous formation of rural settlements creates their own dynamics and sustainability parameters vary accordingly. This paper aims to analyze a rural settlement – Kıyıkışlacık Village of Milas, Muğla – and understand the unique codes of continuity by its own experiences.
  • Article
    Processes and Factors of Social Exclusion in Arrival Cities: Attitudes towards Syrians under Temporary Protection in Tarlabaşı Istanbul
    (Cankaya University Press, 2018) Güngördü, Feriha Nazda
    There have been fierce discussions on the causes of global mobility/migration and its effects on national security and belonging as well as struggles that migrants’ have had to face in arrival countries, while little has been said about how residents of arrival cities have been reacted to the effects of global mobility. Lacking of studies that evaluate the migration issue from the side of receiver societies seems result in onesided policies that put the pressure on migrants in addressing ever-increasing discrimination and exclusion practices cities. The aim of this paper is to look from “the eyes of receiver societies” to determine existing / potential struggles that result in social exclusion practices at local level, where all social tensions become observable. To provide evidence, 40 semi-structured interviews were conducted in 2016 in Tarlabaşı Istanbul (a metropolitan urban area that has received considerable amount of Syrian immigrants since 2011). The main argument is, regardless of ethnic, cultural and religious similarities and discourses of brotherhood; Syrian immigrants are more likely to be excluded in the long term as their duration of stay increases and as they engage urban economy (labor market, redistribution mechanisms), network relations and everyday lives of native residents.