Türkiye'deki Geleneksel Konutlar İçin İklim-Dayanımı, Koruma ve Konfor Amaçlı Sürdürülebilir Onarım Süreçleri

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BİLGİN ALTINÖZ A. G.(Yürütücü), YILDIRIM ESEN S.

TÜBİTAK Projesi, 2020 - 2022

• Proje Türü: TÜBİTAK Projesi
• Başlama Tarihi: Eylül 2020
• Bitiş Tarihi: Eylül 2022

Proje Özeti

PROT3CT is a cross‐disciplinary joint research project led by Middle East Technical University (Turkey) and University College London (United Kingdom), and funded by British Council and TÜBİTAK through Newton Funds Institutional Links. The specific objectives of PROT3CT are to identify cost effective packages of improvement options to enhance the energy performance of traditional dwelling typologies in Turkey, help increase awareness of residents, custodians of heritage, policymakers, and academia of climate resiliency, and provide knowledge exchange to establish sustainable impact and collaborative links.

Totally, four engagement workshops will be held on behalf of the PROT3CT as listed below:

• 1^st Workshop on Traditional Dwellings under Climatic Risk and Community Engagement
• 2^nd Workshop on Energy Performance Modelling
• 3^rd Workshop on Retrofit Solutions
• 4^th Workshop on Energy Efficiency and Conservation through the Lenses of Practice and Policy

PROT3CT project partners:

METU, UCL, Turkish Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation, KORDER and SAYKA, UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings (UKCMB), and Sustainable Traditional Buildings Alliance (STBA)

Objectives

The biggest value of this initiative will be to provide an exchange of knowledge and strengthen the network in the relevant research community. This workshop aims to bring a group of climatologists, meteorologists, and heritage conservation experts together to discuss the criticality of the climatic impacts on traditional dwellings and the effectiveness of community engagement in improving climate mitigation and adaptation strategies. This understanding will help us to prioritize the risks and to conduct the most proper retrofit strategies in the project considering both residents’ and policymakers’ requirements.