Urban Regeneration

Gülay Yedekçi was born in 1976. She received her bachelor's degree in 1966 and her doctorate in 2010. She has been carrying out her urban-scale planning and architectural practice for residences, business centers, universities, holiday villages, and bank branches in various provinces of Turkey, especially in Istanbul, at the architectural office she founded in Taksim since 1966. In addition to these, since 2011, she has continued her work as Assistant Dean, Assistant Head of Architecture Department, and Faculty Member in the Faculties of Engineering and Architecture at various universities. Her fields of study are Accessible Buildings, Accessible Urban Designs, and Urban Transformation. Furthermore, she is considered one of the world's top 5 experts in Future Architecture, Cities of the Future, Biomimicry, and its impact on architecture. Yedekçi, who carries out all her social and professional work for "human happiness," believes that architects will make the world livable with love and faith. Gülay Yedekçi, who serves as a member, manager, and president in numerous NGOs, has two children named Arda Deniz and Melek. (From the Promotional Bulletin)

"Gülay Yedekçi was born in 1976. She received her bachelor's degree in 1966 and her doctorate in 2010. She has been carrying out her urban-scale planning and architectural practice for residences, business centers, universities, holiday villages, and bank branches in various provinces of Turkey, especially in Istanbul, at the architectural office she founded in Taksim since 1966.

In addition to these, since 2011, she has continued her work as Assistant Dean, Assistant Head of Architecture Department, and Faculty Member in the Faculties of Engineering and Architecture at various universities. Her fields of study are Accessible Buildings, Accessible Urban Designs, and Urban Transformation. Furthermore, she is considered one of the world's top 5 experts in Future Architecture, Cities of the Future, Biomimicry, and its impact on architecture.

Yedekçi, who carries out all her social and professional work for “human happiness,” believes that architects will make the world livable with love and faith. Gülay Yedekçi, who serves as a member, manager, and president in numerous NGOs, has two children named Arda Deniz and Melek."