Architect and interior designer Sunay Paşaoğlu will give a lecture on Saturday, December 7 at the Bodrum Architecture Library, Bodrum, a port city in Muğla Province, Turkey. 

The Bodrum Architecture Library includes over 10,000 books and 20,000 documents in the fields of architecture, history, art, urbanism, archeology, engineering - founded by WAC's Founder and President Prof. Suha Ozkan, Hon F AIA. The library also hosts a series of events, workshops and lectures directed by Suha Ozkan.

Paşaoğlu's lecture is titled "Contextual Architecture: Antiquity, Ethnicity and Possible Derivatives" and starts at 19:00 at the library. A summary of Paşaoğlu's lecture:

"Zizek talks about nostalgia as a post-modern view format, to convey how society is held in control and governance. [1] If we look at these elements of view, image noise and speculative physical environment and cities whose context is often reduced to a daily object and provincial stolen with a touch of urban honey are transformed into a more common concept. The presentation, which creates a traumatic remembrance chronicle by creating a zemin common ground "problematic, aims to discuss the concept of antiquity and ethnicity with a geographical perspective of homelandism, and offers participatory methods and models in the context of contextual architecture in Muğla."

Sunay Paşaoğlu was graduated from ITU Department of Architecture and Interior Architecture. During her undergraduate education, Paşaoğlu moved his production trajectory with children as a provoke production area and her article format production as literature in the field of collective architecture with children from above. With the re-functionalization project of Anadolu Hisarı Linen and Rope Factory, he provided professional services in Karaköy Perşembe Pazarı Strategic and Social Impact Plan. He worked as an architect for 1.5 years in Muğla Metropolitan Municipality in the field of rural development and architecture and established Muğla Research Platform (MAP) which is a multi-program intersection in the focus of architecture and research.

[1] Zizek, S., 2013, Yamuk Bakmak s.151,Bir Post-Modern Bakış Üçlemesi, Metis Yayınları, 2013.

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