| Structural evaluation of traditional masonry buildings during the February 6 - 12, 2017 Ayvacık (Çanakkale) earthquakes in Turkey | Caner GÖÇER | 1–12 |
| An interdisciplinary experiment for the urban morphology of Galata (Istanbul) and its surroundings during the Late Antiquity and Middle Ages | Hasan Sercan SAĞLAM | 13–30 |
| Green areas in the Ayasofya District (Nâhiye) according to the cadastral survey (tapu tahrir) registers of Istanbul waqfs 1546 and 1600 | Emine ÇOBAN ŞAHİN | 31–46 |
| Socio-cultural and physical aspects of place-making in three streets of Puri, India | Meeta TANDON,Vandana SEHGAL | 47–60 |
| Socio-spatial vulnerability and dilapidated abandoned buildings (DABs) through the lens of spatial liminality: A case study in Iran | Hamed TAVAKOLİ,Nigel WESTBROOK,Ehsan SHARIFİ,Massoomeh Hedayati MARZBALİ | 61–78 |
| Analysing implications of visibility for crime occurrence in low income vertical rental-housing complex | Wia ADANI,Rossa Turpuk GABE,Joko ADIANTO,Antony SIHOMBING | 79–88 |
| Relation between urban form and heating energy consumption | Sevcan UÇLAR,Mesture Aysan BULDURUR | 89–102 |
| A methodological debate on the measurement of the motorized passenger mobility in urban spaces: Towards a new methodological perspective | Enver Cenan İNCE,Hüseyin Murat ÇELİK | 103–114 |
| Identification of central business district (CBD) boundaries by Space Syntax analysis and the case of Elazığ (Turkey) | Emrah ŞIKOĞLU,H Serdar KAYA,Handan ARSLAN | 115–126 |
| Tracing paper as a site for “taking the mind for a walk” | Hatice Işıl UYSAL,Gülçin Pulat GÖKMEN | 127–140 |
| Layering in representation: Rethinking architectural representation through Perry Kulper’s works | Hande ASAR,Pelin DURSUN ÇEBİ | 141–154 |
| Designing for spatial narration in children’s playscapes | İpek KAY,Mine ÖZKAR | 155–168 |
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