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IPHS International Planning History Society I.T.U. Urban and Enviromental Planning and Research Center 14th IPHS Conference 12–15 July 2010 Istanbul, Turkey U R B A N T R A N S F O R M A T I O N: C O N T R O V E R S I E S, C O N T R A S T S and C H A L L E N G E S CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS VOLUME 3 Istanbul, 2010 Taşkışla IPHS International Planning History Society ITU Urban and Environmental Planning and Research Center ISBN 978-975-561-375-8 (tk), ISBN 978-975-561-379-6 (c.3) © 2010 Urban and Environment Planning and Research Center, ITU All rights reserved. Reproduction of this volume or any parts thereof, excluding short quotations for the use in prepertaion of reviews and technical and scientific papers, may be made only by specific approval of the editors. Copyright of each individual paper resides with author(s). The editors are not responsible for any opinions os statements made in the technical papers, nor can be held responsible for any typing or conversion errors. Editors Nuran ZEREN GÜLERSOY, Hatice AYATAÇ, A. Buket ÖNEM, Zeynep GÜNAY Kerem ARSLANLI, Kerem KORAMAZ, İrem AYRANCI Graphic Design A. Buket ÖNEM, Özhan ERTEKİN, Kerem Yavuz ARSLANLI, T. Kerem KORAMAZ, Zeynep GÜNAY CIP IPHS Conference (14th :2010 :Istanbul, Turkey) 14th IPHS conference: urban transformation: controversies, contrasts and challenges: proceedings /ed. Nuran Zeren Gülersoy – İstanbul : İ.T.Ü.,2010. 3c. : ill. ; 24 cm. ISBN 978-975-561-375-8 (tk) ISBN 978-975-561-379-6 (c.3) 1. City planning-Congreses. I. Zeren Gülersoy, Nuran HT166.I58 2010p Printed in Turkey by Cenkler, Istanbul, Turkey 14th IPHS Conference U R B A N T R A N S F O R M A T I O N: C O N T R O V E R S I E S, C O N T R A S T S and C H A L L E N G E S Istanbul, Turkey, 12–15 July 2010 EDITORS Nuran ZEREN GÜLERSOY Hatice AYATAÇ A. Buket ÖNEM T. Kerem KORAMAZ Zeynep GÜNAY Kerem Yavuz ARSLANLI İrem AYRANCI Sponsors ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY ISTANBUL METROPOLITAN MUNICIPALITY ISTANBUL 2010 ICOC AGENCY THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF TURKEY I.T.U. DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION THE CHAMBER OF ARCHITECTS OF TURKEY TURKEY CHAMBER OF URBAN PLANNERS THE BUILDING INFORMATION CENTRE SAKIP SABANCI MUSEUM VEHBİ KOÇ FOUNDATION WELLCOME NOTES Welcome Note from The Mayor of Istanbul Opening Remarks by the President of Istanbul Technical University Distinguished Professors, Colleagues and Guests, Good Morning. On behalf of 2,200 faculty members and 25,000 students, it is a pleasure to welcome you to the Istanbul Technical University, for the “14th International Planning History Society Conference” on Urban Transformation: Controversies, Contrasts and Challenges”. I am certain the dynamic discussions awaiting you the next few days will make this event a most enlightening one. Our University, established in 1773, is one of the oldest and largest Technical Universities of the region. We have a strong tradition in education and research. We believe in excellence in all our programs. Our global awareness of the need for quality in education prompted our cooperation with world organizations such as ABET and NAAB. We currently have 21 engineering programs which have been awarded the ABET certificate of equivalency. We are now in the process of applying for full accreditation this year for 23 engineering programs. We are also a leader in Turkey, with 12 Dual Diploma Programs with Universities in the United States. I am also proud to tell you that our Universities Technopark is the leading technopark of our country. It hosts more than 70 international corporations covering the complete spectrum of science and technology. These corporations, the most able groups in our Country, provide the most valuable and largest number of patents which define the future of scientific developments. ITU maintains a leading position in science and technology as a pioneer through the ages. Over the course of these past 2 years, we have proudly initiated revolutionary change within the University. A change that is being accepted and shown as a model for other Turkish Universities. The Istanbul Technical University is an institution of higher education that is celebrating its 237th academic year - a year that will be remembered by both students and faculty members. The University Senate has approved an addition and change to the traditional Turkish language of instruction with 30 percent English courses, to new degree programs taught entirely in English. This Fall, we will welcome students into these new programs, as we believe in the value of globalization. Today, we are gathered to address one of the major issues of our society: urban transformation. Increased globalization has resulted in the widespread necessity for urban transformation initiatives, which, in turn, have led to challenges in many areas affecting our society. I applaud you for your quest to address these challenges. The discussions that will take place over the course of the next few days are critical, and will assist educators and policy makers all around the world, for the future. I invite all the participants to enjoy the cultural and historical aspects of the beautiful city of Istanbul, the 2010 European Capital of Culture. Again, I welcome you all to our campus. I hope you will have a chance to meet our faculty members and that your deliberations are fruitful. Thank you. Professor Dr. Muhammed Şahin, Rector Welcome Message from the Dean of Faculty of Architecture (ITU) The Faculty of Architecture Istanbul Technical University is very pleased to host 14th International Planning History Society Conference 2010 Istanbul “Urban Transformation: Controversies, Contrasts and Challenges” in its building Taşkışla. Istanbul Technical University Faculty of Architecture has 5 departments in undergraduate level and 16 master degree and 7 PhD programs in different graduate schools of ITU. Architecture, Urban and Regional Planning, Industrial Product Design, Interior Architecture, Landscape Architecture are the four years undergraduate programs. Architecture program was evaluated as “substantially equivalent” by NAAB for 6 years in 2007. Urban and Regional Planning Department was established in 1982 formally, however planning units in the Faculty of Architecture at ITU start to work in early 20th Century. The faculty members of Urban and Regional Planning Department have courses and supervise thesis in four master degree programs. These are Urban Planning, Regional Planning, Urban Design, Real Estate Development master degree programs. The doctorate program on Urban and Regional Planning serve to educate new researchers and academicians in the area as the oldest doctorate program in Turkey. 191 PhD students in graduate programs of architecture and 60 PhD students in Urban and Regional PhD program are continuing their education at Graduate School of Science, Engineering and Technology of ITU. Totally 50 PhD students (That means %20 of total PhD Students) work on the subjects related with theme of this symposium which is Urban Transformation. Since Turkey and especially Istanbul has old building stock and these buildings and the urban environment affected by urban change and transformation. It is a great pleasure to host the important and distinguished conferences and their participants in ITU Faculty of Architecture especially at 2010 as the year of European Cultural Capital for Istanbul. Prof. Dr. Orhan HACIHASANOĞLU Dean ITU Faculty of Architecture Wellcome Message from the IPHS 2010 Convenor 14th International Planning History Society Conference will take place in Istanbul, between the dates July 12-15 2010 in a city which has been the cradle of civilizations with eight thousand years of history and a geographical focal point of all humanity. The conference addresses the theme of “Urban Transformation: Controversies, Contrasts and Challenges”. Urban transformation, as one of the major issues throughout planning history, has been attached new dimensions within the context of rapid globalization especially during the last two decades. It is of major importance today to share professional and academic knowledge and expertise across the world in order to deal with controversies, contrasts and challenges that cities have been facing for a sustainable future. Istanbul, one of the largest cities in the world, once the focal point of the worldwide trading, and capital city for Byzantine, Roman, and Ottoman Empires, and chosen as European Capital of Culture for 2010 has been in transition throughout its more than eight thousand years of history. The choice of Istanbul as the conference city provides an excellent venue for the conference theme with its massive expansion and transformation processes throughout its history to explore different aspects of transformation in planning history not only for Istanbul but also across the world. The conference is considered to be a major contribution to Istanbul’s present and future urban transformation process. The conference theme seeks to provide a window for a broad investigation of urban transformation aspects in planning history, engaging sub-themes of urban transformation in the planning history with emerging concepts, planning cultures and planning models; urban transformation strategies, policies, tools, urban management and governance; urban transformation and the urban space (urban form and architecture, urban transformation in heritage sites, landscapes, waterfronts, and public spaces, etc.); urban transformation and land use (housing and squatter settlements, commercial and industrial districts, transportation and infrastructure); urban transformation and the society (social inclusion, social justice, urban poverty, gentrification); urban transformation and the economy (political economy of urban transformation, financial arrangements in urban transformation); urban transformation and the environment (sustainable transformation, green interventions, disaster management, etc.). This conference is made of the valuable contributions of researchers and practitioners from many parts of the world. There are 410 participants coming from 42 different countries including 4 continents of the world.
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