Çelebioğlu, Berat

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Araştırma Görevlisi
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Department of Architecture / Mimarlık Bölümü
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Plants as Medicine and Aromatics: Uses of Botanicals1
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    Mardin'in Güncel Kentleşme Pratiklerine ve Kamusal Olanaklarına İlişkin Bir Değerlendirme
    (2025) Taşgüzen, Zemzem; Çelebioğlu, Berat
    Mardin, kentsel sit alanı olan Eski Kent ve 1990’lı yıllarla birlikte kentleşme özelliği göstermiş Yeni Kent’ten oluşan farklı iki yerleşme dokusu barındırmaktadır. Sosyo-mekânsal özellikleri, gündelik yaşam ve konut üretme biçimi bakımından farklılaşan bu iki yerleşim bölgesi, 2000 yılından günümüze artan bir ivmeyle farklı amaçlarla ama benzer yıkıcılıkta kentleşme kararlarına maruz kalmaktadır. Bu çalışma, Mardin güncel kentleşme pratiklerine dair bir çerçeve çizmeyi ve kamusal olanakların önemini tartışmayı amaçlamıştır. Kamusal olanakların geliştirilmesinin bir yolu olarak kentteki mikro toplulukların iş birliği yapması ve kentlilerin gündelik pratikleri içinden önerilerin yaratılması önemlidir. Bu topluluklardan biri, kent için fikir ve projeler üreten Mardin Artuklu Üniversitesi Mimarlık Bölümü öğrencilerinden oluşmaktadır. Çalışma yöntemi, saha çalışmasına; sahada gözlem ve araştırmalara dayanmaktadır. Mardin Artuklu Üniversitesi Mimarlık Bölümü 2019- 2020 Bahar Dönemi Mimari Proje 5-6 ve 2020-2021 Güz Dönemi Mimari Proje 4-5 stüdyolarında, mimarlık bölümü öğrencileri tarafından geliştirilen projeler çalışmanın verilerini oluşturmuştur. Sonuç olarak, Mardin’in güncel kentleşmesine dair sorunlar tespit edilmiş ve öğrenciler tarafından geliştirilen projeler ışığında Mardin için yeni kamusal olanaklar tartışılmıştır.
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    Miracle Plants of Turkey: Their Use in Traditional as Well as Modern Medicine
    (CRC Press, 2024) Yıldıztekin, M.; Çelebioğlu, B.; Kartal, B.; Baran, M.F.; Kanber, S.; Yıldıztekin, F.
    Plants have been utilized in a variety of ways throughout history due to the broad-spectrum or particular components they contain. The mentioned parts are traditionally utilized as raw materials in the treatment of ailments or the creation of medications. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) defines medicinal plants as ‘plants that are medicinal and therapeutic to humans for the aim of avoiding diseases, maintaining health, and healing disorders’. Plants used in folk medicine are the first healing approach employed by individuals living in rural areas. The challenges and costs of receiving modern treatments, as well as insufficient medical treatments, have all contributed to the formation of this predicament. In terms of plants used in traditional medicine, Turkey has a particularly rich flora. When compared to global averages, Turkey has a greater rate of plant use in traditional medicine. Locals employ medicinal herbs to treat a variety of ailments. Examples of main areas of application include cardiovascular diseases, endocrine system abnormalities, respiratory system diseases, urinary system diseases, internal diseases, dermatological diseases, digestive system diseases, muscle and joint problems, and cancer cases. The type of plant and the portions used vary depending on the ailment being treated; traditional medicines are prepared in a variety of ways, such as brewing, boiling, chewing, mashing, or water suspension. Given that Turkey’s cultural heritage extends back to ancient times, it is critical to collect and record all of this rich information from the past to the present. Plants used in traditional folk medicine in various parts of Turkey were brought together in this study, with the goal of revealing how and which ailments our country’s diverse plant species are used to treat. © 2025 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
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    Morphological Analysis of Historical Urban Landscape Through Heritage Transect: a Computational Model
    (VDE VERLAG GMBH, 2024) Aydin, S.; Çelebioğlu, B.; Aytug, A.
    Historical cities demonstrate a challenging complexity of urban and heritage properties, encompassing many layers of information. Traditional planning regulations fall short of dealing with this complexity with limited comprehension cast on the typomorphological relationships. This paper describes a heritage transect system that incorporates contextual characteristics and spatial richness. The proposed heritage transect scheme only addresses morphological aspects of the built environment. Utilising a 3D parametric approach, this study presents a computational method to analyse historical urban landscapes. This paper demonstrates the potential of typomorphological analysis in the context of planning historic urban areas to facilitate decision-making processes. It also outlines shows how the urban transect can be tailored to the unique heritage context, complemented by form-based code definitions specific to the historical environment in Mardin. © Wichmann Verlag, VDE VERLAG GMBH ·.