| Towards a (non-)theory of the architectural palimpsests | Levent ŞENTÜRK | 5–18 |
| Experiencing city by walking: Communication elements | Duygu YARIMBAŞ | 19–30 |
| An uncanny ‘Terrain Vague’: Yedikule Gasometer Complex | Tuba ÖZKAN,EMRE ÖZDEMİR | 31–38 |
| Reviewing Istanbul’s urban structure through a local retail shop: Neco Cornet Ice Cream Shop | ZEYNEP TARÇIN TURGAY | 39–50 |
| From borders to boundaries: Istanbul Land Walls | Elif Belkıs ÖKSÜZ,Tuba SARI | 51–59 |
| Istanbul: A landscape in-between virtual and real | Merve GÜZEL | 61–68 |
| Transformation of mental maps during urban reconstruction in the Tahtakale District considering safety and gender | İrem ANIK,Mehmet Akif ÇELENK | 69–81 |
| Recording the landscape: Walking, transforming, designing | Nazlı TÜMERDEM | 83–106 |
| The (re)production of space with a practice of everyday life in the layers of the city İstanbul; The case study of ‘Conversation space’ Çorlulu Ali Paşa Madrasah | Gizem ÖZER ÖZGÜR | 107–123 |
| Memory layers, porosity and montage as representative interfaces of anamnesis and forgetting | Tuğçe GÜRLEYEN | 125–135 |
| Solar heat transfer in architectural glass facade in Semarang Indonesia | L.M.F. PURWANTO,Karsten TICHELMANN | 147–152 |
| Latest status of hydropower plants in Turkey: Technical, environmental policy and environmental law from the perspective of the evaluation | Osman ÜÇÜNCÜ | 153–171 |
| University rankings on architecture and built environment: The case of Turkey | Orhan HACIHASANOĞLU | 173–181 |
| Evaluating the playground: Focus group interviews with families of disabled children | Sima POUYA,ÖNER DEMİREL,Sahar POUYA | 175–184 |
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