Science Cafe – Cultural Heritage for Everyone
Within the framework of the Science Cafe events initiated by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) throughout the country, we hosted a meaningful and productive meeting at the Iskele Tea Garden of Alanya Municipality Social Facilities.
In this special session of our event, Dr. from the Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design will... Teach Member Muzaffer Özgüleş was with us. In the interview titled "Cultural Heritage for Everyone", it was emphasized that cultural heritage is a common value that should be owned not only by experts, but also by all segments of society.
In this meeting, where we discussed the identity of places and their place in social memory with a perspective extending from the past to the present, we questioned the meanings of cities and structures together with our participants and discussed the role of the concept of heritage in today's world. We drew attention to the fact that cultural heritage gains meaning not only through preservation but also through the processes of revitalization, reinterpretation, and making it relevant to society.
This conversation, which built a bridge between the academy and the society, but took place in a knowledge-based but friendly and accessible atmosphere in our event, which attracted great attention, gave our participants both thought-provoking and inspiring moments. Dec.
We heartily thank everyone who participated, contributed, and stood with us in this valuable sharing.
In this special session of our event, Dr. from the Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design will... Teach Member Muzaffer Özgüleş was with us. In the interview titled "Cultural Heritage for Everyone", it was emphasized that cultural heritage is a common value that should be owned not only by experts, but also by all segments of society.
In this meeting, where we discussed the identity of places and their place in social memory with a perspective extending from the past to the present, we questioned the meanings of cities and structures together with our participants and discussed the role of the concept of heritage in today's world. We drew attention to the fact that cultural heritage gains meaning not only through preservation but also through the processes of revitalization, reinterpretation, and making it relevant to society.
This conversation, which built a bridge between the academy and the society, but took place in a knowledge-based but friendly and accessible atmosphere in our event, which attracted great attention, gave our participants both thought-provoking and inspiring moments. Dec.
We heartily thank everyone who participated, contributed, and stood with us in this valuable sharing.
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