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        | Course Name 
 | Turkish | Proje III- Yöre Planı ve Tasarım 
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        | English | Project III: Site Plan.&Design |  
        | Course Code 
 | SBP 207E | Credit | Lecture (hour/week)
 | Recitation (hour/week)
 | Laboratory (hour/week)
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        | Semester | 3 
 | 7 | 8 | 2 | 6 |  
        | Course Language | English |  
        | Course Coordinator | Funda Yirmibeşoğlu 
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        | Course Objectives | This 14-week studio is organized to enhance planning students' ability to examine natural, built and socio-economic environments and reflect their site-related
 knowledge to the urban structure they design from a holistic and sustainable
 perspective. Minilectures and drawing exercises throughout three modules will
 guide the students on data collection, analysis and synthesis, developing concept
 alternatives, and generating a site plan and a neighborhood unit.
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        | Course Description | Project III is designed to plan a site with a neighborhood unit while promoting sustainability under the main studio theme, housing. Within this scope, the
 contents of the studio are as follows:
 • Analysis of natural environment, built environment, and socio-economic
 structure in the context of site planning;
 • Assessment of natural environment, built environment, and socio-economic
 structure in the context of site planning;
 • Decision-making techniques in site planning;
 • Generating concept alternatives for a site plan;
 • Developing a select concept alternative into a site plan;
 • Generating a neighborhood design that corresponds to the site plan; and
 • Written, oral, and graphic expression techniques
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        | Course Outcomes | 1:5000 AND/OR 1:2000 SCALE ANALYSES (GROUP WORK) 1. Analyses of the natural environment
 2. Topographic unit analysis
 3. Analyses of the urban pattern, density and transportation in a built environment
 4. Assessment of existing land use plan and prospects for future
 5. Assessment of interviews with Muhtar and real estate agencies
 6. Household (future user) analysis (focused on social, economic, cultural
 aspects)
 7. Research of housing typologies
 INDIVIDUAL WORK
 1. 1:5000 and/or 1:2000 scale synthesis
 2. 1:5000 and/or 1:2000 scale site plan
 3. 1:1000 and/or 1:500 scale neighborhood design alternatives
 4. 1:1000 scale model of the project
 5. Project research folder, project report, A3-size portfolio, CD/DVD with
 A3-size maps in PDF format and all submissions in original file format
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        | Other |  |  
        | Textbook |  |  
        | Other References | 1. Beer, A.R. & Higgins C. (2000). Environmental Planning for Site Development: A manual for sustainable local planning & design, Routledge.
 2. Beer, A. (1990). Environmental Planning for Site Development, E&F.N.SPON
 3. Brooks, R. G. (1988). Site planning: Environment, process, and development,
 Prentice-Hall.
 4. Carles, B. (2008). Urban apartment blocks. Barcelona.
 5. De Chiara, J. and L. Koppelman (1984). Time-saver standards for site planning,
 McGraw-Hill.
 6. De Chiara, J., Panero, J., and Zelnik, M. (1995). Time-saver standards for site
 planning, McGraw-Hill.
 7. Essex. County Council, A. (1975). A design guide for residential areas, Essex County
 Council.
 8. Flannery, J. A., & Smith, K. M. (2011). Eco-urban design. Springer Science &
 Business Media.
 9. Jarvis, F. D. (1993). Site planning and community design for great neighborhoods,
 Home Builder Press.
 10. LaGro, J. A. (2008). Site analysis: A contextual approach to sustainable land planning
 and site design, John Wiley & Sons.
 11. LaGro, J. A. (2013). Site Analysis: Informing the Sustainable Design of the Built
 Environment. Somerset, NJ, USA: John Wiley & Son.
 12. Lynch, K. and G. Hack (1984). Site planning, The MIT Press.
 13. Marsh, W. M. (1991). Landscape planning, John Wiley & Sons.
 14. Paredes, C., Ed. (2008). The architecture of private residential complexes. Barcelona,
 LOFT Pub.
 15. Peters, P., J. M. Kolin, et al. (1977). Hauser in Reihen: Mehrfamilienhâuser;
 Kettenhâuser; Hâusegruppen, GDW Callwey.
 16. Pfeifer, G. and P. Brauneck (2008). Courtyard houses: a housing typology, Birkhauser
 Architecture.
 17. Pfeifer, G.; P. Brauneck (2008). Row houses: a housing typology, Birkhauser.
 18. Pfeifer, G.; P. Brauneck (2010). Freestanding houses: a housing typology, Birkhauser
 Architecture.
 19. Russ, T. H. and S. M. Russ (2002). Site planning and design handbook, McGraw-Hill
 Boston.
 20. Schittich, C. (2004). High-density housing: concepts, planning, construction,
 Birkhauser.
 21. Simmonds, J. O. (1997). Landscape Architecture: A Manual of Site Planning and
 Design, McGraw Hill, New York, USA.
 22. Untermann, R., R. Small, et al. (1977). Site planning for cluster housing, Van Nostrand
 Reinhold..
 DIGITAL
 REFERENCES
 https://unhabitat.org/urban-planning
 http://infosthetics.com/
 https://www.mimarizm.com/gezi-mekan
 http://mutlukent.wordpress.com/
 http://www.spoist.org/
 https://neighbourhoodplanning.org/
 http://www.arkitera.com/
 http://www.bustler.net/
 http://www.domusweb.it/
 http://www.planning.org
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