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3D digital models using photogrammetry applied to works of a...A Digital Database for Collective Urban ExperienceA Phenomenological Approach to The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari V...A shared terminology for hypothetical 3D digital reconstruct...A Tale of Two Structures: Confronting the duplicity of imageA Technical Representation of Office Environments Archive th...Accumulated HeritageAmbiguity between the Past and Present: The West Market of t...Ambisonic Composition for the Immersive Reimagination of Urb...An expression of the system: the repurposing of 'home'Anticipating potentialities: Re-presenting artefacts tempora...Architectural project in social housing: understanding, deci...Archival Constraints in the Preservation of Physical and Dig...Athens Battle of Heritages Between permanence and change - The living Museum of Fábric...Between preservation and composting: The queer ecologies of ...Beyond Eye Candy: Designing the Digital Charles Willson Peal...Beyond the Naked Building – Virtual Tours and the Temptati...BIM analysis of the cast sculpture storage of the faculty of...Bridges in Pune and collective memoryBridging the tangible/intangible gap: motivational goal mode...Building a Topological Knitted Surface TerrainCallimachus and the Corinthian Capital. Animating Francesco ...Capsa Memento: An Exploration of Black Box and its Relation ...Captivating the Attention of StrangersCinematographic Ecosystem of the City and Transfer with New ...City Archive: A tool for raising a city from the ashes. The ...Collaborative development of hybrid urban environment for co...Colonial plantations in São Tomé and Principe: spatial lay...Conservation in the Post-pandemic Era: Avatar-based Virtual ...Consumer LIDAR in Tangible Heritage DocumentationContaining Multitudes: Exposure to Design Histories in a Tim...Crafted: fostering craft heritage in the digital sphere Creative Reconstruction: Preservation and Expression in 3D H...Cuban Modernism through Digital Artefacts and Virtual Exhibi...Cultivation: Re-imagining Heritage through Urban Micro-FarmsCultural Objects: Vernacular Industrial Design, Empathy and ...Delusional architecture and unreliable narration and in mind...Design Hybrid Archives: Daciano da Costa legacy and collabor...Designing urbanity on a continuous construction of the landDevelopment of the methodology and infrastructure for digita...Digital Environments: understanding built heritage in the po...Digital Family ObjectsDigital practices for generating interaction: exhibits and m...Digital reenactment and the representation of the memory of ...Digital storytelling formats for the communication of intang...Digital technologies in urban regeneration – a case study ...Discovering Architecture Through Animated NarrativesDiscovering the Architectural and Landscape Heritage of the ...Disruptive Realities. Exploring the Paradoxes of Architectur...Domesticating Heritage – An Expanded History of the 1956 G...e-monia - digital map and the Song of the SirensEncoding the Whole-of-Environment Knowledge for Intangible C...Ephemeral Media(s), Mutable Narratives: Creative Digital Pra...Ermita as a Conflicted Heritage Zone in ManilaExploring the use of Generative Adversarial NetworksEyetrackers and heritage management in the context of “sma...Facadism in London: exploring the gap between critical herit...Facsimile Heritage: Photogrammetry and the Critical Reconstr...FAIR-Data Architecture –Study, Preservation and Diffusion ...From ancient to meta artefacts: Explorative participatory mu...From heritage facades to digital media screensFrom Smartphone 3D Scanning to Parametric Form-finding, AR a...Heritage and memory in the design of emotional well-being ci...Heritage preservation in the way of resilient micro-regenera...Heritage traumas and their overcoming: religious architectur...Historic Phenomena in the Contemporary Public: The Inhabitat...Historical and traditional trade: a fundamental element of t...How to preserve Industrial Heritage: the memory and signific...Icon as Environment: Practices in Re-membering HeritageIf these walls could talk: Two case studies representing con...(Im)material Witness - the lost legacy of the interiorImmaterial Urbanism: Spanning Virtual/Physical Experiences o...Impact of social media on the perception of built heritageImpermanent: Designing for DeclineIn the doldrums: the Viking Ship Hall between high seas and ...In the Wake of Disappearing Traces: Cultural Heritage of the...Influence of Critical Regionalism on structures in Bhopal, M...Intangible cultural heritage in the Afro rurality of the Col...Intangible Heritage: A taxonomy of StorytellingKampung Life: Reconstructing the historic Malayan - Singapor...La Promenade Architecturale: Le Corbusier, Hadrian’s Villa...Lacan’s "Alethosphere": An Early Psychoanalytic Model for ...Laser scanning as a method to record 3D data of residential ...Latent Histories: A designer’s approach to Adaptive Reuse.Lending Order to the World or Something to Take Its Place: P...Lightness or Heaviness in the Space Between ObjectsLong-form multimedia storytelling for the communication of s...Mapping a functional Heritage city: Perspectives from design...Mapping Memory: An Exploration of Sensorial ArchivingMaterial versus immaterial dichotomy: The territorialization...Matter of the Manor: everyday magicMedia Rehabilitation in Sacred PlacesMediation of building stock transformations through game-bas...Memory LaundretteMetal as Medium: An Artisan Bladesmith’s Insights into the...Metropolitan Enchantment and Disenchantment. Metropolitan an...Missing architectures in China: the European Palaces of the ...MissionsConnect - Virtual Reality and Aboriginal HeritageMixed Reality Simulations for Space HabitatsMixing realities to awake the future: visiting the Monastery...Moholy-Nagy’s Light Prop, the Replica as LegacyMontage and Dialectical History: The Accession Day Tilts, Wh...More than Bric-a-Brac: Building Bricks and Materiality in th...Mountain and water concept, heritage as referenceNature(s) of Landscape: A Trilogy Between Human Behaviour, E...Ningen-Kokuho and reformulating local identities in Yame, Ja...Odds and Ends in Experiencing ArchitectureOrganizational Inheritance: On Grasping Immaterial HeritageOverlapping Cities: An imaginary vision into the future of Q...Participation and the more-than-physical qualities of built ...PATRIM, about a research experiencePaved and repaved: Circular and social sustainable materiali...Pivotal Constructions of Unseen Events: How Architecture Sha...PIX-ellll OP-eration{s} Playing the past: Using WebXR to rebuild the Lost CityPlural authenticities: how can digital representation enhanc...Political ideology-based government policies to promote cult...Power of Display: Museum Making via Miniature Art Practices of mapping as a strategy of memorializationProject Soane: The worldwide crowdsourced BIM reconstruction...Projective TypologiesPsychologizing the Metaverse, a place for cultural extensionPublic Interiority: Revelatory HistoriesPātai: A new Heritage and the 3rd space in Aotearoa New Zea...Random Access Memory: Preservation in the Age of Informated ...Reading Atmospheres: A Confluence of Comics and Architecture...Reality of Virtual / Representations through ArchitectureRecollecting Urban Nonsense: Production Gas, Nonsense Art in...Reconstructing the American Square: Seeking to Re-establish ...Reconstruction of Ancient Settlement of Akrotiri, Thira in 1...Redefined – Coms. (Redefined 1970’s mobile Identity and ...Rejuvenating Links between Estates and their Hinterlands: A ...Research Case Studies on Architectural Heritage and Mixed Re...S[Y/N]thetic Territories; Waste[Is]lands & WWW.onderlandsSafeguarding of Iranian Intangible Cultural Heritage from Ir...Scanning an Outpost at the Edge of Conflict: Modeling the Na...See-through: Building facades as contested groundSeeing Statues in Living ColorSense of Place: Where is the Flower Market?Shared Motives: Coincidence -Transmitions - Memory - AmnesiaShared Territories: Indigenous Archaeology in Architectural ...Sonic Heritage - Listening to the PastSoundpaths: Heptonstall; Using Placed Sound and Augmented Re...Space or Hyperspace? 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The case o...The Archaeological Simulation: Blending Times and Time Trave...The architecture exhibition as a stage of mediated narrative...The Archive: Evidence of Unrealized HistoryThe augmented perception paradigm of lighting in Byzantine c...The City as a Museum: restoring the identity and intangible ...The Digital Representation of Historical Monuments and Archa...The digital transformation of online creative market The Dissolution of the Monastery: Negotiating text in place,...The Experience of the Traditional and Digital Production in ...The Focalization of Heritage Through Digital Modelling and R...The Foundations of English CathedralsThe Great Northern: Matter and MemoryThe heritagisation of socio-spatiality: Preliminary observat...The Historic City of CraftsThe Intangible behind the Tangible - an Architectural View o...The Lives of Spaces: A Corner Café in Brixton, JohannesburgThe Madrid balcony: influence on the image of the cityThe Plotlands Archive: Visualizing a personal image archive ...The Productive Village: Vernacular Preservation and Reuse in...The Rhetorical Ambition of the Botanical Displays of Harvard...The Spectacle of a Ruined Armenian City: “Ani” through C...The Thick Interface: Digitally Modeling The Hawa Mahal From ...The White Building: creative resistance and the (re)producti...The Wood Sculptor’s Workshop or A Story in Six Chapters: A...Towards a Holistic Digital Record System of a Heritage Build...Using 3D printing to replicate objects in small museum colle...Using Non-Invasive Sensors to Understand Human Decision Patt...Value-Inclusive Design: Disruptive Innovation, Resistance, a...Viral Cultural Heritage: A Case Study applying Hybrid Discou...Virtual Cities - WinchesterVirtual Tourism Staycation revive (VTSr)Virtually There: (Re)Bounding (Un)Natural Visitation Visualising heritage in period drama – A case study of Bel...Welcome and introduction Where the Past has no Future“Irish Crochet’: design, place-making, and the internati...
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(IN)TANGIBLE HERITAGE(S)

Canterbury
A Digital Database for Collective Urban Experience
E. Yabaci et al.
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Abstract

Developments in communication technologies brought about at the end of the 20th century with the widespread use of computers have defined various transformations, one of which is the change in the formation, modification, and transfer of data. Digitalization of data, as well as reading and defining it, has reformed the way researchers have been dealing with data and knowledge for centuries that have remained essentially consistent. Altering the ways of gathering, reading, structuring, and collecting methods and tools, the digitalization of data defines a new research ground to transform the field of history and urban research. Making use of the current computational and digital methods and tools, digital heritage offers a new approach by expanding the preview of the research to include various types and amounts of data. Taking the advantage of altered ways of knowledge creation, the proposed paper will discuss a research process that aimed to design a digital urban database through the digitization and visualization of urban data. Focusing on two specific sites in Ankara (Turkey) including important educational campuses, it was intended to overlap a wide range of urban data about these sites from different periods and define a collective archive of the area that is believed to have different impacts on the experience of the city. It is aimed that the digital database which includes various data formats will act as an argumentative ground for future research on how education campuses affect and transform the urban fabric and initiate different land-use patterns. The database, as a continuously developing archival network that has access to various inputs from diverse resources, is believed to initiate a re-reading of the city and a series of novel tangible/intangible experiences in the light of cultural, historical & social accounts and records.

Biography

Dr. A. Elif YABACI – Azize Elif Yabacı was graduated from Middle East Technical University (METU) with a B.Arch degree in the Department of Architecture in 2009. She started her M.Sc studies in Graduate Program in Restoration and Preservation of Historical Monuments at Middle East Technical University (METU) the same year and; she received her master’s degree with her thesis titled ‘The Role and Approach of Local Authorities in the Field of ‘Conservation’: Case Study in Hamamönü / Ankara’ in 2012. She completed her Ph.D. studies, started in 2012, in Graduate Program in Conservation of Cultural Heritage at Middle East Technical University (METU) in 2018 with the thesis titled ‘Place – Identity – Change in Ankara University Cebeci Campus as an Issue of Modern Heritage Conservation. During graduate education, she worked in various architecture, restoration and planning offices and construction companies as an architect. Currently, she continues research studies on conservation studies in the conservation of modern heritage and modern university campuses and education buildings, built in the republican period for the cases in Turkey together with the conservation of historic city centers and cultural heritage.

Dr. Onur YÜNCÜ – Following his graduation from TED Ankara College, Onur Yüncü is graduated from the Middle East Technical University, Department of Architecture in 2000, from where he also received his M.Arch degree in 2002. In 2008 he received his Ph.D. from METU with the dissertation titled “Research by Design in Architectural Design Education.” Between 2001 and 2007 he worked in METU Department of Architecture as a research assistant. Between 2007 and 2013 he was a part-time instructor in the same institution where he was a design critic in the design studios. During this period he served as a visiting jury member in the architectural design studios of various universities. Architectural education and design-action research are among his research interests. In his architectural practice parallel to his academic research, his main focus is the relationship between practical knowledge and theoretical knowledge. Besides his publications on his research areas, he has built projects based on his research and awards that he won in various architectural competitions.

Dr., Başak UÇAR – Başak Uçar graduated from Middle East Technical University (METU) with a B.Arch degree in Architecture in 2003. She received an M.Arch degree from the same department with the thesis study titled “An Assessment of the Architectural Representation Process within the Computational Design Environment”. She worked as a research assistant in the METU, Department of Architecture from 2006 to 2011. She worked as a visiting researcher at TU Delft, Department of Architecture (Netherlands) for two semesters to conduct the research project titled “Ambient Intelligence in Architecture _Experiencing Responsive Systems” (supported by Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey_TÜBİTAK for 6 months). She received her Ph.D. degree in 2011 from METU, Department of Architecture with the thesis study titled “An Inquiry into the Ontology of Responsiveness: Assessing Embodiment and Human-Machine Interaction in Responsive Environments” supervised by Prof. Dr. Zeynep Mennan. Başak Uçar continues her research on the interaction between computational design, architectural design, and representation processes and the associations between the body, the human-machine interaction, and the condition of embodiment in responsive environments.

Dr., A. Derin İNAN – A. Derin İnan is an architect graduated from Yıldız Technical University, İstanbul, and received her MA at METU, Ankara in 2001. The same year she was accepted to the PhD programme in the Histories and Theories of Architecture in AA, Architectural Association, London where she completed her doctoral research, titled “From Cartography to Master-Planning: The Ankara Plan as Index of Urban Discourses in Turkey”, which focuses on the relations of architecture and urban planning through architectural drawings and representation techniques, in 2009. She taught 1st and 4th-year design studios between the years 2005-2006 in the department of architecture at Anadolu University, Eskişehir. Since 2006 she has been working as a part-time instructor in the 1st year design studio at METU, Ankara. Between the years 2005-2008, she worked as an editor in the publications and exhibitions department of the Chamber of Architects. She also worked as a researcher and a coordinator of the Commemoration Programme, a research project conducted by the Chamber of Architects, between 2006-2014. Her main research interests focus on architectural theory, basic design and architectural representations, and design education in 1st year.

Melis ACAR – Melis Acar received her B.Arch (2012-2016) from TED University, M.A in History of Architecture (2016-2019) from Middle East Technical University, Department of Architecture. Currently, she is a PhD. candidate in History of Architecture in Middle East Technical University, Department of Architecture, and works as a Research Assistant at TED University, Department of Architecture. Major research interests include studies on urban history and representation in the Mediterranean and early Republican architecture in modern Turkey.

Session Details
AMPS
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Wednesday 15th June, 2022
All session times are in British Summer Time (BST)