| Vernacular architecture and typology | Attilio PETRUCCIOLI | 5–13 |
| Incremental housing: A participation process solution for informal housing | ESİN HASGÜL | 21–33 |
| A comparative study of human aspects in acclimatization of adobe vernacular architecture: A case from Denmark and Egypt | Marwa DABAIEH,Birgitte Tanderup EYBYE | 35–47 |
| A research on the continuity of the original settlements: A case study | Emre TORBAOĞLU,YÜKSEL DEMİR | 49–62 |
| Lessons from ‘archaeotecture’: Analysing variations in vernacular architecture using methods from archaeology | Warebi Gabriel BRISIBE | 83–95 |
| Structural transformations of traditional architecture from Hittites to Ottomans in Bogazkoy | Selin KÜÇÜK | 97–106 |
| Vernacular architecture as an alternative design approach with interpretation of Paul Ricoeur’s critical theory | Maria I HIDAYATUN,Josef PRIJOTOMO,Murni RACHMAWATI | 107–114 |
| Vernacular to modern in the search of sustainable development | Shikha PATIDAR,Brishbhanlali RAGHUWANSHI | 115–126 |
| Urban planning approaches in divided cities | Gizem CANER,Fulin BÖLEN | 139–156 |
| A critical review of ornament in contemporary architectural theory and practice | Deniz BALIK,AÇALYA ALLMER | 163–175 |
| Relationship between place attachment and user satisfaction at some national parks in Turkey | Pınar SIVALIOĞLU,AYŞE LALE BERKÖZ | 177–187 |
| Urban regulations in 18th century Istanbul: Natural disasters and public dispute | IŞIL ÇOKUĞRAŞ,C İrem GENÇER | 189–199 |
| Assessing the role of users in sustainable revitalization of historic urban quarters: The case of Bursa-Khans District | Gül Sibel GEDİK,DİLEK YILDIZ | 195–208 |
| Energy efficient lighting system retrofit for retail environments | Feride ŞENER YILMAZ |