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Rengin ZENGEL

, İnci UZUN

, Yasemin YILMAZ SAYAR

1- REFLECTIONS OF CULTURAL CAPITAL CONCEPT ON THE FIRST GRADE ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS: AN EXAMINATION ON THE CURRENT PROFILE AND IMPACT ON THE ACADEMIC SUCCESS

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GROWING ISTANBUL AND FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPES IN THE FACE OF GLOBALIZATION

Berfin ŞENİK

, Elif KUTAY KARAÇOR

2- GROWING ISTANBUL AND FRAGMENTED LANDSCAPES IN THE FACE OF GLOBALIZATION

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NOISE MAPPING OF CELAL BAYAR BOULEVARD AND THE NOISE EXPOSURE ANALYSIS OF HIGHWAY NOISE SPECIFICALLY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH BUILDINGS

Füsun DEMİREL

, Zuhal ÖZÇETİN

3- NOISE MAPPING OF CELAL BAYAR BOULEVARD AND THE NOISE EXPOSURE ANALYSIS OF HIGHWAY NOISE SPECIFICALLY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH BUILDINGS

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THE ROLE OF CULTURAL INVENTORY IN DEFINITION OF URBAN IDENTITY: BITLIS CIVIL ARCHITECTURE

Gülhan BENLİ

, Derya GÜLEÇ ÖZER

4- THE ROLE OF CULTURAL INVENTORY IN DEFINITION OF URBAN IDENTITY: BITLIS CIVIL ARCHITECTURE

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CONSERVATION AND REFUNCTIONING OF A TRADITIONAL HOUSE IN THE VILLAGE OF MUSTAFAPASA (SINASOS) IN THE CAPPADOCIA REGION

Ceyda ÇİFTÇİ

, Özlem KÖPRÜLÜ BAĞBANCI

5- CONSERVATION AND REFUNCTIONING OF A TRADITIONAL HOUSE IN THE VILLAGE OF MUSTAFAPASA (SINASOS) IN THE CAPPADOCIA REGION

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VERTICAL GARDENS APPLICATIONS ON URBAN LANDSCAPE DESIGN

Nezahat KIRIT

, Alper SAĞLIK

6- VERTICAL GARDENS APPLICATIONS ON URBAN LANDSCAPE DESIGN

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SPATIAL TRANSFORMATION OF MULTI-STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN BAKU

Tural SADIGLI

, Yasemin Erkan YAZICI

7- SPATIAL TRANSFORMATION OF MULTI-STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS IN BAKU

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ISSN Online2148-8142

ISSN Print2148-4880
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