‘LANDSCAPE DESIGN IV | “Resilient Design: Drought in Bodrum”

Moderated by Prof. (PhD) Gülşen Aytaç

Assisted by Res. Assist. Lâl Dalay

In relation to climate change, drought is a natural phenomenon caused by increases in global temperatures and fluctuations in precipitation. It has a major impact on society, from the economy to food and water security. Landscape architects have an important role in mitigating the impact of drought by designing natural systems with appropriate design solutions for water conservation and reuse in urban areas. Under the theme “”Resilient Design: Drought in Bodrum” Landscape Design Studio IV invites participants to create successful open and green space systems, especially considering the drought criterion, and to make successful urban designs. Within the scope of the studio, students will plan and design systems from the entrance of Bodrum to the working area and produce solutions at various scales.”