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(A ) K E Yn O Te Sp Eake Rs (A ) Moderator International 7th Landscape Architecture Congress 06 – 08 November 2019 Antalya “LANDSCAPES AS A COLLECTIVE MEMORY” DAY 1 - 6th November 2019 Wednesday 08:30 10:00 Registration 10.00 11.00 Opening Speeches 11:00 11:15 Coffee Break 11:15 11:45 Opening of Exhibition and Poster Presentation 12:00 13:00 Lunch Moderator: Prof. Dr. Şükran ŞAHİN 13:00 14:00 Vulnerability As An Asset. Landscape Design Moving People Forward - Valerio Cozzi (A) Reading The Historical Background of Landscape As An Asset - Oktan NALBANTOĞLU Keynote Keynote Speakers Speakers 14:00 14:15 Question-Answer 14:15 14:30 Coffee Break Moderator: Dr. Ayşegül ORUÇKAPTAN 14:30 15:30 The City of the Blinds: The Urban Memory Experience Carried to the Future - Gökçe SAYGIN BATISTA (A) Memory And Identity Landscapes Of Slavonski Brod-Posavina County, The Republic Of Croatia - Darija Perkovic Keynote Keynote Speakers Speakers 15:30 15:45 Question-Answer 15:45 16:00 Coffee Break Moderator: Prof. Dr. Bülent YILMAZ Moderator: Hasibe AKKAN Irrigation in Sustainable Landscape Areas An Example of a Memory Space: Kırklareli Province Şeytan Creek 16:00 16:15 Mustafa Özgür TUNÇ - Hunter Industries - Yaşar MENTEŞ Amended Tourism Incentive Law and Its Reflections Against Urban topography designed with landscape: Towards an 16:15 16:30 Nature - Öner DEMİREL interdisciplinary design strategy - Nazmiye NURDOĞAN Evaluation of the daily and social memory of the steppe Investigation of Sustainable Urban Design in the Neighborhood 16:30 16:45 landscape through the Arguvan - Sevgi GÖRMÜŞ Scale - Ali Kemal ARKUN Session 1 (A) 1 Session (B) 1 Session Examining Urban Identity in Port Cities: The Case of the Port The role of green spaces in Fringe-Belt formation - Nevter City and Memory 16:45 17:00 City of Hamburg and Barcelona Memory and Nature and Memory Zafer CÖMERT Şeyma SARIARMAĞAN 17:00 17:15 Question-Answer Question-Answer 17:15 17:30 Coffee Break Moderator: Teoman AKÇALI Moderator: Prof. Dr. Öner DEMİREL Urban Spaces As A Collective Ground In Transformation Areas. Historic And Cultural Landscapes of Belağası - Kayseri Samiye 17:30 17:45 A Case Study - Ceren YEŞİL Simge DUĞA The New “Memorial Places” of the Cities “Shopping Malls” - Memory spaces and protection in the case of Van 17:45 18:00 Yasin OTUZOĞLU Zelal TANLI KESERCİ Relationship Between Urban Memory and Physical The Effect of Urban Landscape Memory in Constructing the 18:00 18:15 Environment Quality - Elif KUTAY KARAÇOR Identity of Ancient Iznik City - Sara DEMİR Session 2 (B) 2 Session Session 2 (A) 2 Session Continuity of Cultural Landscape in Urban Memory; Kayseri Urban Park In Jansen Plans As A Collectıve Memory 18:15 18:30 City and Memory Derevenk - Gesi- Koramaz Valley Villages Example - Özlem Mehmet Nazım ÖZER KEVSEROĞLU 18:30 18:45 Question-Answer Preservation and Memory Question-Answer 18:45 Dinner DAY 2 - 7th November 2019 Thursday Moderator:Nevter Zafer CÖMERT Moderator: Murat ERMEYDAN Interconnected Landscapes – a memory for the future? Effects of wind turbines on olive groves: Urla and Çeşme sample 09:00 09:15 Maithily VELANGI - Talha AKSOY A methodology to analyze Cultural identity in Landscape 09:15 09:30 A framework for Water Resource Planning - Sahar POUYA projects - Hugo Marquina PICO Intuitivism In Landscape Design: Examples Of The Coastal Planning Based On Natural Resources And A Sample Of 09:30 09:45 Tranformation Of The Intuitive Knowledge To The Design - Narlı Göl- Ülgen Yenıl̇ Hilmi Ekin OKTAY Session 3 (B) 3 Session Session 3 (A) 3 Session Ecological and Floristic Evaluation of Bingöl Floating Islands 09:45 10:00 Theory and Memory A political threshold: Publicity - Ersin Cihan ERKEK Nature and Memory Natural Monument, which is a wetland property Ayşenur AKBANA 10:00 10:15 Question-Answer Question-Answer 10:15 10:30 Coffee Break Moderator: Dr. Oktan NALBANTOĞLU Associative and Immaterial Aspects in Cultural Landscapes - Dr. Ana Luengo Añon 10:30 11:30 (A) Whose “Collective Memory” is it? - Uta Zorzi Keynote Keynote Speakers Speakers 11:30 11:45 Question-Answer 12:00 13:00 Lunch Moderator: Barış IŞIK 13:00 14:00 Collective Memory and Place Identity: Landscape Design Interventions in Greece - Aikaterini Gkoltsiou (A) How to bring the power of living green together in Europe? - Henrik Bos Keynote Keynote Speakers Speakers 14:00 14:15 Question-Answer 14:15 14:30 Coffee Break Moderator: Prof. Dr. Hayran ÇELEM Moderator: Engin AKTAŞ Study on Traditional Settlement Landscape in Dike Paddy Field Examination Of Principles Standarts Of Open Green Areas İn 14:30 14:45 of Taihu Lake Based on Regional Landscape——Taking Nanxun Earthquake Regions İn The Sample Of City Of Bolu- Gülden Town of Zhejiang Province as an Example - Xin LI ÇAVUŞ Public Space Design Strategies for the Creative Industry Park Examination of Cultural Tourism and Urban Identity on the 14:45 15:00 Transformed from the Industrial Sites - Shile DUAN Trabzon Environment Scale - Makbulenur BEKAR A Model Proposal in Evaluation of Urban Highways in terms of Landscape Practices in Historical Artifacts Affecting Memory Session 4 (B) 4 Session 15:00 15:15 (A) 4 Session Pedestrian Facility and Accessibility: An example of Mersin Formation: Minua (Şamram) Canal Example Zeynep TİMÜR Memory and City and Memory Yenişehir District - H. Gamze AKDOĞAN Memory and Nature and Memory The Evulatıon Of Bahçeköy Settlement Wıthın The Hıstorıcal Domestic Plant Use in Landscape 15:15 15:30 Context And Human Space Interactıon Metin AKTOMAS, Hami BAŞOĞLU - SMS Marmara Group Elif Nur SARI 15:30 15:45 Question-Answer Question-Answer 15:45 16:00 Coffee Break Moderator: Prof. Dr. Şükran ŞAHİN 16:00 16:30 IFLA Education, Accreditation and Inclusive Capacity Building - Dr. Salma Samaha Invited Speaker (A) Speaker 16:30 16:45 Question-Answer 16:45 17:00 Coffee Break Moderator: Prof. Dr. Sibel MANSUROĞLU Moderator: Necla YÖRÜKLÜ Ancient Cities, Lost Memory and Landscapes: Priene Ancient 17:00 17:15 When Cities Transform - Harun KILIÇOĞLU City - Nergiz BELEN Izmit Culture Hill Urban Design Project Power of Change and Loss of Urban Memory over Sinop 17:15 17:30 Yılmaz AKTAŞ Province- Sibel YILMAZER Water, Health and Biological Design in Sustainable Nature - The Effect Of Anatolian Myths On Urban Landscape And İdentity 17:30 17:45 Erdal YEŞİL - BioArt - Eylem AKGÜL YALÇIN Transfer of Social Uses, Meanings and Values ​​from Past to Evaluation of the Place Perception in Historical Public Spaces: Session 5 (B) 5 Session 17:45 18:00 (A) 5 Session Present through Landscape Design; Karagöz Square Example - Erzurum City - Mahshid MIKAEILI Memory and City and Memory Duygu AKYOL Pikionis's Mind Geography: Ecological and Cultural Memory of Transforming Space Memory: Contemporary Propositions on 18:00 18:15 Architecture - Seda KURT ŞENGÜN City / and Identity Memory Ankara Güvenpark - Bige ŞİMŞEK İLHAN 18:15 18:30 Question-Answer Question-Answer 18:30 Dinner 21:30 Gala Night DAY 3 - 8th November 2019 Friday Moderator: Prof. Dr. Oğuz YILMAZ Moderator: Prof. Dr. Tanay BİRİŞÇİ The History of Archaeological Landscape Management as a 09:00 09:15 Designing the Whisper of the Earth - Ata TURAK World Heritage Site in Turkey - Zeynep AKTÜRE Integrative urban landscape management plan as a model of Revitalization of Historical Memory in the City of Adıyaman - 09:15 09:30 the area management plan in the manner of historical urban Barış EKMEKÇİ landscape - Ömer Devrim AKSOYAK Nature Based Solutions in the Context of Naturalization of Collective Memory from Ancient Cities to Modern Cities: The 09:30 09:45 Cities; Urban GreenUp Project Izmir Case Case of Denizli - Sinem ÖZDEDE Gülşah KAÇMAZ Coastal Values of Van Lake; Landscape Plan Proposal Session 6 (B) 6 Session Session 6 (A) 6 Session Reflection of Art to Space in Landscape Designs 09:45 10:00 Management Development in Van Fortress’s Periphery Memory and City and Memory Arzu ALTUNTAŞ Muhsine PERİHAN Industrial heritage and biodiversity at abandoned rail yards: International Cemer Dreams Come True Design Competiton - / Preservation And Memory 10:00 10:15 Two case studies from Berlin, Germany Uğur Niyet - Cemer Selçuk SAYAN 10:15 10:30 Question-Answer Question-Answer 10:30 10:45 Coffee Break Moderator: Prof. Dr. Ahmet Cengiz YILDIZCI ve Barış IŞIK Fostering Culturally and Socially Responsive Landscapes through Participatory 10:45 12:15 Design with Indigenous Cultures - Bruno Marques Invited Development of Early Landscape Planning: a Common Heritage and Shares History - Niek Hazendonk Speakers (A) Speakers Design in the Anthropocene Age - Ceylan BELEK 12:15 12:30 Question-Answer 12:30 13:30 Lunch Moderator: Bekir ÖDEMİŞ Moderator: Nilüfer KART AKTAŞ Conservation of Spatial Memory: Architecture in Cappadocia 13:30 13:45 Space, Memory and Odor - Elif AYAN ÇEVEN Landscape - Aslı ÖZBAY The Place of Nergis, the Cudi Mountain Natural Plant, in the 13:45 14:00 Memory of the People (Narcissus tazetta L.) 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