Orhan HACİHASANOGLU

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Dreaming for Sivas Selections from Architectural Studios, 2014-2021

Dreaming for Sivas Selections from Architectural Studios, 2014-2021

A book titled Dreaming for Sivas, Architectural Studio Selections 2014–2021 was compiled by Pinar Koc and Ugur Tuztasi and released by YEM Publication. The editors of the book's introduction emphasize how cities serve as "laboratories" for architectural schools and how the theme "Dreaming for Sivas" illustrates the pedagogical strategy used by the Sivas architectural design studios. Understanding the city as a place of experimentation means that architecture students are not only subject to project processes that produce solutions to a defined problem area, but they are also surrounded by exploration processes intended to open all of the intuitive and perceptual sensors of the student to the city and to feel the daily rhythm of the city.

Keywords:

dreaming for Sivas, Architectural design Design studio,

Journal of Design Studio-Cover

Yayın Aralığı: Yılda 2 Sayı
Başlangıç: 2019
Yayıncı: Orhan HACIHASANOĞLU

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