DOCTORAL STUDIES ON HOUSING II

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2012 KONUT KURULTAYI III

Konut Kurultayı III – “Kıbrıs’ta Konut: Planlama, Tasarım ve Uygulama”

Doğu Akdeniz Üniversitesi (DAÜ), Mimarlık Fakültesi, Konut Eğitim Araştırma Danışmanlık Merkezi (HERA-C) ve Kıbrıs Türk Mühendis-Mimar Odaları Birliği (KTMMOB) Mimarlar Odası işbirliğinde 9-10 Mart 2012 tarihlerinde, “Kıbrıs’ta Konut: Planlama, Tasarım ve Uygulama” başlığı altında düzenlenen III. Konut Kurultayı; konut sorunsalını belirlenen anahtar sözcükler çerçevesinde, bilimsel verilere dayanarak tartışmaya davet ediyor.

Kurultaya katkıda bulunmak isteyenlerin, araştırma temelli konut çalışmalarını aktaran bildiri özetlerini 12 Aralık 2011 Pazartesi gününe dek organizasyona iletmeleri gerekiyor.

Kurultay Açılımları
1. Kentleşme, Göç, Mobilite ve Konut Politikaları
2. Konut Alanları Planlaması: Değişim, Dönüşüm ve Sürdürülebilirlik
3. Konut Mimarisi ve Tasarımı: Kullanıcı / İmaj-anlam-beğeni / Estetikleştirme / Tasarımda geri besleme / Bilgisayar kullanımı
4. Konut ve Toplumsal Çevre
5. Konut ve Ekolojik Çevre
6. Konut ve Teknolojik / Ekonomik Erişebilirlik
7. Değişen Hane Halkı Yapısı ve Konut Piyasası
8. Konut Stoğu: Üretim ve pazarlama / kır-kent / planlı-plansız / tek-toplu konut / tip konut-konut tipolojileri / geleneksel, yöresel- modern konut / yeni- yenilenmiş konut / geçici konut – ikinci konut / herkes için konut.

Takvim
Özet teslimi için son gün: 12 Aralık 2011
Kabul – ret bildirimleri için son gün: 14 Aralık 2011
Tam bildiri metni gönderimi için son gün: 02 Mart 2012
Kurultay: 09-10 Mart 2012

Kurultay ve bildiri gönderimi hakkında ayrıntılı bilgi için KonutKurultayi3 tıklayın.

2008 DOCTORAL STUDIES ON HOUSING I

“Doctoral Studies on Housing” Joint Symposium organized by HERA-C and HREC

 Call of the Symposium

The inspiration for organizing an allied symposium on Doctoral Studies on Housing emerged from the diversity and richness of the themes and issues in ‘Housing Research Area. The Symposium expects to attract many young researchers involved in postgraduate theses as well as academicians whose studies are ongoing or recently completed in between 2002 and 2008. Housing has always been and still is a main topic of concern in different research fields. Hence, aim of the Symposium is setting up of a scientific platform to stimulate diversity in research topics on housing. This platform will be presented and discussed by researchers and academicians who would like to contribute to the academic field by questioning and challenging the relevant issues. It is, also, vital to establish a network for housing researchers to exchange ideas, shared interests, and to develop academic partnership for the further research and collaboration.

The Symposium welcomes the contributions which furnish works for:
-Exhibiting researchers’ understanding and approach to the relevant research fields.
-Discussing researchers’ hypotheses and arguments through mutual exchange of experiences.
-Sharing one’s own concerns, initiatives, expectations, aims and findings.
-Exhibiting diverse interests of different institutions.

Abstracts of approximately 1,500 words should be submitted by February 10th, together with pre-registration forms. All abstracts will be published in the proceedings. Abstracts should follow the format requirements announced on the Symposium website where pre-registration forms are, also, provided.

Photo from the conference

Conference Participants

Ai Tee Goh                                                                                                      United Kingdom
The Development of Contemporary Courtyard House in UK

Banu Tomruk                                                                                                 Turkey
Re-Reading Bursa: Urban Dynamics Re-Shaping Architecture of New Housing Settlements

Burak Asiliskender                                                                                        Turkey
Importing Modernity by Housing: A Case of Kayseri and State-Based Industrial Sites

Candan Ilgın Özülke                                                                                       Turkey
Identifying Housing / Attachment Relations in Residential Areas for Immigrants: Example of Berlin  / Kreuzberg

Ceren Boğaç                                                                                                   North Cyprus

Architecture for Meaning: Expression of Social Values through Urban Architecture in Northern Cyprus 

Elisabetta Pani                                                                                                  Italy
The Interaction of Housing and Urban Development in a Globalization Context 

Esen Gökçe Özdamar                                                                                      Turkey
A Re-Reading of Contemporary Housing: Istanbul, Vienna and Amsterdam 

Fatma Gül Öztürk                                                                                            Turkey
Questioning the Middle Byzantine Housing in Cappadocia: The Uninterrupted Tradition of ‘Carving to Dwell’ 

Fitnat Cimşit                                                                                                     Turkey
Housing as an Invisible Boundary Regulation in Uçhisar Cappadocia

Gül Yücel                                                                                                           Turkey
Earthquake and Vulnerability Assessment Model for Settlements: Case Study Avcılar District

Hande Akarca                                                                                                    United Kingdom 
Architects’ Role in Participatory Housing Regeneration Projects 

Hande Gültekin                                                                                                 Turkey 
Lessons to be Learned from New Housing Developments with Ecological Design Approach Based on Closed-System Analogy 

Nilay Ünsal Gülmez                                                                                           Turkey
Diversified Households in Metropolitan Area: Transaction of Non-Traditional Alternative Households with the Built Environment in İstanbul

Omayra Rivera Crespo                                                                                       Spain
Participatory Processes in Contemporary Housing Design and Construction

Pınar Uluçay                                                                                                         North Cyprus
The European Spatial Planning Approach: An Instrument towards the Creation of a Sustainable Housing Policy in Northern Cyprus 

Seza Filiz                                                                                                                      Turkey 
A Forecasting Model in the Context of House Designing and Programming for the Next Twenty Years

Suzan Sanlı                                                                                                                  Turkey 
Spatial Analysis of an Architect’s House Projects