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Course Name	Turkish	Proje III: Yöre Plan.&Tas.
	English	Proje III: Site Plan.& Des.
Course Code	SBP 207	Credit	Lecture (hour/week)	Recitation (hour/week)	Laboratory (hour/week)
Semester	3	5	2	6	-
Course Language		Turkish
Course Coordinator		Funda Yirmibeşoğlu
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.
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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