Vol. 3 No. 1 (2021): IDA: International Design and Art Journal

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Published: 2021-06-15

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Research Article

Refunctioning of a public building: The service desk and cafeteria interior designs project of Selcuklu Municipality

H. Abdullah Erdoğan, Ebru Erdoğan, H. Özlem Yurtgün

1-16
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The effect of furniture accessories and hardware used in housing interiors on user satisfaction

Kemal Yıldırım, Nazlı Nazende Yıldırım Kaya, İbrahim Deli, Nurettin Gökbulut

17-24
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Assessment of the buildings in the Dudaş village of Karabuk’s Ovacik district in terms of the utilization of traditional materials and construction technique

Elif Çetin, Mehmet Mutlu

25-38
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Representations generated independently of the object: Bacon's “The New Atlantis”

Ayşegül Çelenk, Şule Sinem Sürdem

39-53
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Re-thinking architectural education with the Z-generation: “Bricolage” as a visual learning style

Merve Artkan , Merve Kaya

54-69
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An evaluation approach specific to classification of kinetic architectural facades

Abdul Samet Engin, Ahmet Emre Dincer

70-85
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The effects of interior design made with digital visualization tools and applications on users perceptional performance

Ömer Koyuncu, Mehmet Lütfi Hidayetoğlu, Bahattin Ali Türkmenoğulları, Kemal Yıldırım

86-100
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Review of architectural education processes applied by Turkey and member countries of the European Unions

Nurcihan Şengül Erdoğan, Merve Özdoğan, Serra Zerrin Korkmaz

101-116
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Effect of ergonomy, function, form and material on equipment in yachts

Pınar Özer, Tonguç Tokol

117-131
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An analysis on coffee culture and coffee-cafe spaces Konya example

Merve Dedeoğlu, Rabia Köse Doğan

132-145
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Review Article

Interior design studies for individuals with developmental disabilities: A systematic review of national literature

Tuğba Levent Kasap, Caner Kasap

146-158
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Research Abstract

The contribution of mono printing to free and creative learning as an eclectic learning discipline: A case study

Ahmet Doksanoğlu

159-173
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