Kitap Bilgisi
| Kitabın Özgün Adı | Regenerative Urbanism |
|---|---|
| Yazar | Müge Akkar Ercan |
| Yayın tarihi | 2019 |
| Sayfa Sayısı | XXVII + 103 |
| ISBN | 978-605-68927-5-2 |
| Etiket Fiyatı | 125 |
Regenerative Urbanism
Regenerative Urbanism is the outcome of Urban Design Master Program students and studio critics in Middle East Technical University. The book focuses on the Cappadocia region, which is a unique natural and cultural heritage setting in Turkey. First, the book defines the design approach of the urban design studio program, introduces the spatial, geographical, cultural and heritage context of Cappadocia. Then, it introduces urban coding as the fundamental goal of each design project. The book includes five urban design projects focusing on three different settlements in Cappadocia, i.e. Uçhisar, Göreme and Avanos. Each design project, focusing and elaborating on a design topic or agent within the local context, defines potentials and problems, needs and values. Based on the context of ‘regenerative urbanism’, each urban design project aims to show how to generate liveable, creative, adaptive and transitive places in these settlements and create connective places where people feel connected with themselves, others, nature, locales, the sacred, the past and the future. The projects also seek to envision and show the best possibilities by spatial design configurations, mapping, 3-D modelling and simulations and design codes.
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Müge Akkar Ercan
Müge Akkar Ercan is Professor in the Department of City and Regional Planning, Faculty of Architecture at Middle East Technical University (METU). She holds a PhD degree in Urban Design from Newcastle University, UK, a Bachelor degree in City and Regional Planning, and MSc in Urban Policy Planning and Local Governments from METU, Turkey. Her research interests focus on urban design, public space, urban regeneration, urban conservation, community-focused, inclusive planning and design, sustainable development, urbanization and community planning, walkability. Her recent publications: Akkar Ercan, M. (2020) Regeneration, Heritage and Sustainable Communities in Turkey: Challenges, Complexities and Potentials. Routledge: Oxon, New York; Akkar Ercan, M. and O. Memlük (2019) ‘The role of public spaces on social cohesion and inclusivity: Metamorphosis of a historic park in Ankara, Turkey’, içinde: P. Aelbrecht and Q. Stevens (eds.), Public Space Design and Social Cohesion: An International Comparison. Routledge: London. 98-117; Regenerative Urbanism, Idealkent: Ankara; Akkar Ercan, M. and Z.S. Belge (2016) A micro-scale assessment model of walkability for more liveable cities. METU Journal of the Faculty of Architecture. 34:(1) 231-265; Akkar Ercan, M. (ed.) (2016) How to Value Heritage? What are the Roles of Place-Makers? Kecheng Liu: Heritage Conservation and Management Projects. METU Faculty of Architecture: Ankara.
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