Browsing by Author "Paykoç Özçelik, Eda"

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Control in healthcare interiors: the staff's perspective
(TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, 2023) Gulnur Ballice; Cigdem Cetin; Eda Paykoc Ozcelik; Zeynep Tuna Ultav; Ozcelik, Eda Paykoc; Paykoç Özçelik, Eda; Tuna Ultav, Zeynep; Cetin, Cigdem; Ballice, Gulnur; Ultav, Zeynep Tuna
As two of the most stressful professions doctors and nurses work intensively in direct contact with patients. However there has been little research into their perception of and satisfaction with healthcare interiors. To fill this gap in the literature this study evaluated the working resting and dining spaces of healthcare staff in terms of control. Specifically privacy boundary and territory and environmental control were analyzed in four state hospitals as case studies. Following a literature review observations semi-structured interviews and surveys were conducted with doctors and nurses from the four hospitals in 2017. The findings showed that controlling privacy boundaries and environmental control elements like natural and artificial lighting noise and odour were important for the participants. This indicates a need to ensure privacy and boundaries more effectively through separate spaces and furniture while noise and odour should also be given more attention.
Facade Analysis of 20th-Century Apartment Buildings in Karşıyaka, Izmir, Turkey
(Springer Nature, 2025) Güler Nakıp, Gizem; Paykoç Özçelik, Eda; Ballice, Gülnur
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Turkey’s modern housing heritage: Apartment buildings and interiors in İzmir Karşıyaka (1965-1980)
(Istanbul Teknik Universitesi, Faculty of Architecture, 2022) Gizem GÜLER NAKIP; Gülnur BALLİCE; Eda PAYKOÇ ÖZÇELİK; İrem Deniz AKÇAM; Nakıp, Gizem Güler; Özçelik, Eda Paykoç; Güler Nakip, Gizem; Paykoç Özçelik, Eda; Ballice, Gülnur; Akçam, İrem Deniz
Housing architecture clearly reveals lifestyle social/cultural/political/economic changes and architectural approaches. The changing needs of society negligible conservation awareness and interventions in housing units due to urban renewal policies negatively affect historical continuity and permanence. It is therefore important for conducting multi-layered studies on the analysis and documentation of housing architecture and interiors which are representative of the period. The aim of this paper is interpreting modern architecture through housing heritage and analysing the architectural features residential life proposals and modernist design approaches of selected interior spaces. In this context Karşıyaka İzmir which has a qualified housing stock on the subject and is in danger of losing its current housing stock in a rapid transformation has been determined as a case area. Within the scope of this paper the modernist architectural features and interior practices of four apartment buildings built between 1965-1980 in Donanmacı District have been revealed. The selected time range was identified to include periods that are important for Turkey’s housing architecture - the periods of rapid development and modernization. The method includes literature review sample identification photography shooting archive scanning transferring data to digital media and data analysis. The analysis which contains the facades and common areas of the apartments and plan schemes and interior features of the flats has enabled the interpretation of design culture and the revival of apartment buildings as modern housing heritage values. Written and visual documentation of the apartments and interiors made the effects of the modernization process more visible and permanent.