2019-2020 Güz Dönemi Peyzaj Mimarlığı Stüdyosu I-II’nin (CRN: 13007) konuları açıklandı. Stüdyo kapsamında deneyimlenecek olan iki modül birbirlerinden ölçek olarak farklılaşmakta ve çalışmalar kent ölçeğinden ada ölçeğine inmektedir. Bu bağlamda Büyükada ikinci modülün çalışma alanıdır. Proje; Doç. Dr. Ayçim Türer Başkaya’nın ana yürütücülüğünde, Araş. Gör. Çisem Demirel’in ve çeşitli misafir juri üyelerinin katılımlarıyla gerçekleşecektir. Proje; İstanbul’da yaşamış ve eserlerini kaleme almış olan ünlü edebiyatçıların mekansal izdüşümleri üzerinden somut ve somut olmayan mirasların arayüzlerini sorgulamaya açmaktadır. Konu ile ilgili detaylı bilgiye aşağıdaki metinden ve ekten ulaşabilirsiniz.
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ATLAS OF LITERATURE- ISTANBUL
Under the collective title of Atlas of Literature- Istanbul, the landscape design II studio holds two modules which aim to question the interface between tangible and intangible heritage through the spatial projection of well-known litterateurs lived and created their work of arts in Istanbul. Varying districts, neighborhoods, and streets are carrying traces of culture; hence, this study invites students to discover the role of landscape architecture to generate a conceptual and spatial cultural network collaborative with a multiscale green network.
This studio concerns the almost wiped away cultural memory and interrogates the interplay between landscape architecture and literature richness as a tool for connecting the past to the future.
Two sequential modules of the studio differ according to their scales ranging from city-scale to island scale. Thus, Buyukada appears as the final study area as a socio-ecological system supported by its long history and robust cultural richness.
At the first phase of module I, students will conduct group working studies on the conceptual background of the project at the city scale. Brain stormings of the first phase will let the students reach their individual studies on one litterateur that they are going to select through the process and develop their design proposals. Second module will take 8 weeks and handle Buyukada regarding the main statement of the atlas of literature.
The studio will be supported by two seminars and one workshop for encouraging the students to generate a new vision to cultural landscape studies. As a nongovernmental association supporting cultural environments, TURING constitutes the basis of this project idea. Hence, the selected final projects will take place at an exhibition.
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