Department Member, Architecture
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Thesis Title: Re-thinking the Limits of Architecture through the Avant-Garde Formations during the 1960s: Projections and Receptions in the Context of Turkey
About
Architect. Graduated from the Middle East Technical University (M.E.T.U.), Faculty of Architecture, Department of Architecture, Ankara, Turkey (B.Arch. 2000). Received her M.Arch Degree, with the topic " Re-framing Architecture: METU Faculty of Architecture and its Photographic Reproduction”, in 2001, at the M.E.T.U. Received her Ph.D. Degree in 2008, at the same department with the topic “Re-thinking the Limits of Architecture through the Avant-Garde Formations during the 1960s: Projections and Receptions in the Context of Turkey”. Teaching as an Assistant Professor at Dokuz Eylul University, Izmir, Turkey. Her fields of interest include architectural photography, architectural representation, modernity and modern architecture, avant-garde formations in architecture during the 20th century.
Major publications are "From ‘Drómos’ To 'Virtual-Drome': Re-Thinking The Terrestrial Boundaries of City through the Aero-Architecture of Italian Futurists," Monica Boria, and Linda Risso (Eds.), Laboratorio di nuova ricerca. Investigating Gender, Translation & Culture in Italian Studies, (2007), Leicester: Troubador, pp. 45-56; "Flash! - Zoom! - Whaam!: In Turkey Amazing Archigram," Mimarlık, vol. 328 (Mar-Apr. 2006), pp. 15-16; and "Book Review: Avangard Kuramı, Peter Bürger (Theory of Avant-Garde, Peter Bürger," (first Turkish translation published in 2003), İstanbul: İletişim, Mimarlık, no: 316 (Mar-Apr. 2004), p. 62.
