VOLUMETRIC READING OF THE MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY CAMPUS’ ALLEY

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This thesis positions itself as an archival effort on the METU Campus and aims to carry the ideas of “research by design” and “conservation by documentation.” The conceptual focus of this research is “Volume” and “Volume Defining Enclosures” on the campus, especially on the “Alle”, the main pedestrian circulation space of the academic zone. The “Alley” and the exterior spaces surrounding it are researched extensively utilizing the architects' original drawings, by conducting on-site research and using the metaphor of brush strokes. The findings are presented in the form of case studies, resulting from a systematic representation process, and include a series of axonometric models paired with original architectural drawings and photographs.

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Archive, Volume, Modern Campus, University Campus

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E. Doğan, “VOLUMETRIC READING OF THE MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY CAMPUS’ ALLEY,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.