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- Teacher: Cemile Aydinli

- Teacher: Cemile Aydinli

- Teacher: Ali Tanrikul

- Teacher: Halide EroGul

The course aims to develop students' design skills through the contemplation of design principles in regards to design and organization of interior spaces where emphasis is put on developing awareness on materials and services such as lighting, colour and texture as well as ergonomics, human behaviour, environmental, structural and socio-cultural concerns. The students develop an understanding of building form, structure and envelope and a response to given context. The given problem involves the reorganization of small sized interior spaces which involves systematic study on site research, concept development, space organization, structural analysis, material selection, lighting, colour and texture. The students are not only expected to materialize their creative skills but also discover their original personal styles within the formed 3D relations and the spatial quality.
- Teacher: Ahmet Saymanlier
- Teacher: Nihan Yusufoglu
- Teacher: Zehra Alpler


In this course, a holistic approach is taken to the hardware of a building of which all structural elements are examined individually previously. The two production processes, which are on site and off site productions, in the construction industry are examined. The conventional way of constructing a building, site organization and management, production stages are covered by on site production. Off site production deals with the prefabricated building systems: prefabricated reinforced concrete panels, frame structures, timber panels and frame structures, steel structures. The target of this course is to enable the students to gain knowledge on the modularization and standardization as well as the work flows in the building production processes and mass productions. Subjects are examined in terms of architectural design principles.
- Teacher: Ali Tanrikul
The course provides a chronological survey of the ancient architecture and interior design of the Mediterranean and Near Eastern civilizations from Prehistory to the early Byzantine period. Individual architectural styles, techniques and building types are analyzed, considering the respective cultural, political and social context. It treats the characteristics of the particular periods that constitute the architectural styles, regarding the exteriors, interiors and plans. It offers basic knowledge of the architects/designers and the monuments/buildings of individual periods. It aims to introduce a broad perspective that affects interior design culture and production by pondering on different agents and actors. The course is thought and designed for interior design students.
- Teacher: Bedia TekIn