The rapid growth of city populations and the increasing complexity of managing city infrastructure have led to the emergence of smart cities, which rely on advanced technologies to optimise urban services. However, one of the key challenges facing smart cities…
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Cities have changed in every sense from past to present. For example, demands and needs have increased and consequently changed. As a result; the cities have a complex structure that is not stable. In this process, declining green areas have directed people …
The rapid growth of cities causes spatial and social changes and transformations. At the same time, planning theories and concepts are affected by change processes. While the search for innovative methods in urban development and applications comes to the fo…
Kütahya, the ancient city in which we live, has a very rich history and cultural background. The capital of Germiyanoğulları Principality period, Beylerbeyi center of the Ottoman period, and the city of one of the city of sezade, has a rich architectural herit…
Urban open green areas are common areas of cities, breathtaking areas where people perform all kinds of recreational activities. They are located in the city or in the vicinity of the city and create a space phenomenon in the city openings that contain live la…
Green spaces that make important contributions to the sustainable development of cities; urban areas that are proven to improve the quality of life of users. However, nowadays, cities are over-concentrated due to various direct and indirect reasons, and the ar…
Accessibility is among the central issues in national and international policies aimed at catering for a more democratic social life, since its achievement promotes the right to full participation in all public services and community life, to a significant ext…
There is a global high demand for creating smart cities due to the increasing population of the world and lack of natural resources. There are six stated criteria in order to be eligible to become a smart city, which are directly related to governance, economy…
Historical structures that reflect all the social, cultural, economic and political characteristics of societies are important symbols of that society. This structure, which has come from the past to the present, needs to be transferred to the next generatio…
This paper explores the role of archival study in exploring site integrity within the Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) framework, using the case of Islamic heritage sites in Java, Indonesia. In contexts where material traces have been lost or obscured, archival …
Urban public spaces which have a place in urban design projects with different scales and degrees, are important living/living parts of the city used by everyone. These places are primarily used for mobility and access but also for official social events. In…
This study presents a Hybrid Digital-Physical Risk Management Framework designed to enhance urban climate resilience through the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies. By combining real-time IoT sensor networks, AI-based predictive analytics, and blockchain…
This study investigates the heightened vulnerability of children residing in disaster-prone informal settlements in the southwestern coastal city of Khulna, Bangladesh. The study focuses on both social and physical factors contributing to children's vulnerabil…
Bir kentsel mekan, farklı bireylerde farklı algılar uyandırmakta; zihinde oluşturulan mekansal imge, mekanı kullanan bireyin kentsel mekanda oluşturdu u anı e kişisel deneyimine ba lı olarak de işmektedir er birey, kentsel mekana ilişkin kendi imgesini yarat…
Coasts appear as an indispensable place in the daily life of the city. In coastal cities, in coastal use, they are places that shape not only the current experiences but also the city and its historical identities. These positions, which have the characteristi…
The paper is deals with Glass Structures, used as a component of nonlinear shaping architectural forms in historical urban environment. These forms are treated as a city-event per analogies to Bernard Tschumi's theory of „event cities”. In this theory, the ess…
Yeni teknolojiler ve makineleşme, 20. yüzyılın başlarında İtalya’da ortaya çıkan Fütürizm akımıyla birlikte insanlığın topluma ve onun yaşam alanı olan yapılı çevreye dair öngörülerinin ayrılmaz bir parçası haline gelmiştir. Geçtiğimiz yüzyılda bilim ve teknol…
Kapitalizmin gelişimiyle birlikte hemen her şeyin tüketim halini aldığı günümüz kitlesel üretim ve tüketim toplumu ekonomik, kültürel ve sosyal etkilerin yanında mekanları ve dolayısıyla mimarlık anlayışını da etkilemektedir. Tüketim toplumunda kullanılan meka…
Urban illumination has great importance for reasons such as exhibiting the beauty of the city, facilitating night life, emphasizing important functional, aesthetic, historical and social spaces and works of art in terms of the city, besides the city's import…
Evolution of EU road transport emission standards indicates that the limits have been reduced more than 90% in the last decades. However, nowadays, the urban populations in many developed countries are still suffering from urban transport sourced emissions. On…