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Biyofilik Otel Tasarımı Üzerine Sistematik Bir Literatür İncelemesi
(2024) Belgin Terim Çavka; Zeynep Burcu Deniz; Deniz, Zeynep Burcu; Çavka, Belgin Terim
Doğayı iç mekanlara dahil ederek yapılan biyofilik tasarımın insanların psikolojik ve fiziksel refahı üzerinde olumlu etkileri olduğu bilimsel çalışmalarla kanıtlanmıştır. Artan insan sayısı ve hızlı kentleşme özellikle COVID 19 dünya pandemisinden sonra boş zaman aktivitelerinde ve konaklama sektöründe değişikliklere yol açsa da bilimsel araştırma havuzunun son zamanlarda tasarlanan ve kullanılan biyofilik otellerin sayısıyla örtüşmediği görülmektedir. Bu çalışma ile literatürdeki biyofilik tasarım çalışmalarının özellikle pandemi sonrasında artmakta olduğu gözlemlenmiştir ancak ofis ve ticari alanlardaki çalışmaların sayısı konaklama sektörüne kıyasla daha yüksek artış eğimi göstermektedir. Bu çalışma kapsamında biyofilik otel tasarımı üzerine kapsamlı sistematik bir literatür taraması yapılmıştır. Biyofilik tasarımın otellerde kullanımına ilişkin literatürde diğer alanlarda biyofilik tasarım öğelerinin değerlendirilmesine kıyasla boşluklar tespit edilmiştir. Tarama sonucunda Web of Science Core Collection ve Scopus veri tabanlarından elde edilen ilgili 14 makale incelenmiştir. Bu makaleler ayrıntılı olarak analiz edilerek yöntemler ve ortaya çıkan sonuçlar bu alandaki literatür boşluğunun tanımlanmasına yol açmıştır. Biyofilik otel tasarımını bilimsel veriler ışığında değerlendiren çalışmaların COVID-19 sonrasında artış gösterdiği gözlemlenmiştir. İncelenen çalışmaların çoğu otel lobisi örneklerine odaklanmıştır. Lobiler otellerde ziyaretçilerin ilk izlenimi açısından önemli yerler olmasına rağmen otel odalarına odaklanan bir çalışma yoktur. Gelecekteki çalışmalar konaklama alanına da odaklanabilir. Özellikle müşteri memnuniyeti ve psikolojisinin ön planda olduğu turizm sektörü için literatürde incelenen biyofilik tasarımın veriler ışığında bilimsel etkilerinin araştırılması ve varolan çalışmalardan gerekli derslerin çıkarılması gelecek tasarımlara yön verme açısından önemlidir.
İç mekanlarda biyofilik otel tasarımı için eğitim sürecine genel bir bakış: Stüdyo sürecinin incelenmesi
(2025) Deniz, Zeynep Burcu; Çavka, Belgin Terim
Biophilic design is a design aimed at establishing nature-human connection in interior spaces. Today, increasing urban life limits our connection with nature more than ever. Biophilic design is a solution to this problem, allowing us to establish a nature-human connection in interior spaces. After the COVID-19 pandemic, the interest and increase in biophilic design has been observed in the literature and almost every sector. In particular, people have started to prefer hotels with biophilic elements in their hotel preferences. Biophilic design has been proven in different studies to be good for human well-being and physical and psychological health. In line with these benefits, biophilic hotels will play a major role in people's recreational accommodation. Biophilic design can be applied in interior spaces through the direct and indirect use of nature and imitation of nature. By identifying 14 Biophilic Design Patterns, Browning and his colleagues facilitated the implementation of biophilic design and provided tools for designers. This thesis study focuses on biophilic hotel design and education process. The increasing interest in biophilic design and the deficiency observed in the literature show us the importance of the education process in this field. The studio process is of great importance in interior architecture education. In this study, the studio process of biophilic hotel projects of 3rd year students of Yaşar University Interior Architecture and Environmental Design Department was followed. Surveys were conducted to the students at the beginning and end of the semester. While the first survey included more general results, in the second survey results, students answered similar questions by taking their own projects into consideration. In these surveys, students' perspectives on biophilic design were evaluated. The data obtained in the study were obtained with qualitative and quantitative approaches. The literature review was conducted with a systematic method using Prisma diagrams and enabled us to see the deficiencies in the literature. The literature was evaluated by dividing it into the titles of Biophilic hotel design and biophilic design education. Then, the literature on biophilic hotel design and contemporary selected examples were examined in detail. It was determined that the relevant practices could not be adequately transferred to literature and education. The studio process and survey results that were followed were discussed in a separate section. In addition, a review was made of contemporary biophilic hotel examples. As a result, it was observed in the systematic literature review that there has been an increase in the literature in the field of biophilic design after COVID-19. Biophilic hotel design literature is very few, but it has been observed to increase in recent years. More studies are needed to develop the existing literature. Despite the deficiencies in the literature, there is an increase in the number of current biophilic hotel designs. As a result of the examination of contemporary biophilic hotel examples selected from the Mediterranean basin, the ways of applying 14 biophilic design patterns to spaces were evaluated. In these examples, hotels mostly integrated biophilic design into projects through the use of natural materials, visual connection with nature, and the use of water elements. After the deficiencies in the literature and the increase in applications were identified, the place of biophilic design in education was questioned. Universities providing biophilic design education in Turkey were examined and it was revealed that their number was quite low. In this direction, the perspective of biophilic design education was evaluated through the follow-up of a sample studio education process and the surveys conducted. There were significant changes in the students' perspectives on biophilic design throughout the semester. The use of natural materials in the design of biophilic spaces was found interesting and highly preferred by students. In Chapter 4.4., the examination and analysis of hotel examples, it was seen that the material connection with nature pattern was one of the frequently used patterns. The survey results showed that they were more conscious and their awareness increased at the end of the term.