New Design Ideas

New Design Ideas

ISSN Print: 2522-4875
ISSN Online: 2524-2148

The Journal New Design Ideas is a peer-reviewed, open-access on-line & print journal devoted to publishing research papers in all fields of design, including industrial design, visual communication design, interface design, animation and game design, architectural design, urban design, and other design related fields. It aims to provide an international forum for the exchange of ideas and findings from researchers across different cultures.  We aim to be a channel for the knowledge exchange between academia and industry by identifing the results are of interest or applicable to practical design.

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Abstract

Intact buildings, along with their construction techniques, materials, technology, economic potential and aesthetic comprehension from the time they were built, facilitate a clearer grasp of that period's knowledge. The preservation of historical texture and cultural continuity relies on the significance of the forms and shapes of new buildings, which are just as crucial as the buildings themselves. Preserving history and reflecting the current period are crucial in maintaining integrity and continuity between structures. To ensure the sustainability of textures, it is crucial to address the protection of historical values, the design of new buildings within the historical setting and the management of the aesthetics and perception that the combination of old and new buildings creates on the street. Simultaneously, the failure to execute strategies to safeguard the historical fabric in Kuzguncuk- Istanbul, results in significant harm to the area. It appears necessary to create a guide due to the local character and historical significance of Bereketli Street being threatened by changes and inadequate conservation efforts. The design guide prioritizes vitality, security and the creation of social engagement places in the protected area. It also involves identifying references from the past that should be carried forward into the future.



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