Short CV

She received her bachelor degree in interior architecture and environmental design from Bilkent University; Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture; Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design in 2010. Between 2010-2011; she worked in a project named “Campus for All” under the scope of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design Master Programme; Faculty of Fine Arts from Hacettepe University. Afterwards, she completed her graduate degree from Bilkent University; Graduate School of Economics and Social Sciences; Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design with the Master of Fine Arts thesis entitled “Walking Patterns in Shopping Malls: The Case of Ankamall” which was supervised by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Feyzan Erkip in 2013. In 2014, she started her Ph.D. programme in İzmir Institute of Technology; Graduate School of Engineering and Science; Department of Architecture. Her Ph.D. thesis is in progress about the issues of walkability of urban spaces supervised by Assist. Prof. Dr. Tonguç Akış. She worked as research assisstant at Bilkent University; Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design between 2010-2013. She is currently working as research assistant at Yaşar University; Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design starting from 2013 October. She is also a member of 4T Design and Design History of Society. Her research areas include environmental psychology, urban design and urban architecture, human ecology and modern architectural theories.