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Aksoyak, Ömer Devrim

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Aksoyak, Omer Devrim
Job Title
Dr. Öğr. Üyesi
Email Address
omer.aksoyak@agu.edu.tr
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05.01. Mimarlık
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Current Staff
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0000-0002-8745-3250
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59284399400
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682EC7F83C8D5DA4
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EiDPSKIAAAAJ
WoS Researcher ID
AGX-9089-2022
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  • Master Thesis
    İnşaat Sektöründeki Döngüsel Ekonomi Yaklaşımlarının Türkiye ve Avrupa Birliği Mevzuatı Çerçevesinde Karşılaştırmalı Analizi
    (2026) Hökelek, Melike Sabah; Aksoyak, Ömer Devrim
    The construction sector is considered a strategic area for transformation in the transition to a circular economy, given its high resource consumption, energy use, and waste production. This transformation can only be achieved not only through technical solutions but also through the relationship established by regulatory frameworks that guide building production processes. This thesis aims to analyze the guiding effects of legislation on architectural design processes and building production practices by examining circular economy policies for the construction sector in the European Union and Turkiye from a comparative perspective. Within the scope of descriptive policy analysis, the regulatory frameworks examined in this study were matched using the functional equivalence mapping approach, analytical comparison units were created through regulatory clustering, and they were evaluated using the dimension-based comparative analysis method. The analysis reveals the policy logic behind the regulatory systems' circular economy objectives and the stage of the construction process where the focus of intervention is positioned. While the regulatory framework in the European Union takes a systemic approach, starting the transformation in the design phase in line with the life-cycle perspective, in Turkiye, policy instruments are predominantly concentrated in implementation and waste management processes. Based on this comparative assessment, the study presents analytical conclusions for developing Turkiye's regulatory framework to establish a more holistic relationship with building production processes and architectural design decisions. By evaluating circular economy policies through the interaction between regulatory texts and architectural design processes, this study offers a holistic approach to the policy-design relationship in the construction sector.
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  • Master Thesis
    Modüler Mimarlık Kavramının Konut Tasarımı Üzerindeki Etki ve Gelişimi
    (Abdullah Gül Üniversitesi, Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2024) Shahin, Nader Abou; Aksoyak, Ömer Devrim
    Modularity, deeply rooted in ancient art, architecture, and the natural world, has a rich historical legacy. This research endeavours to delineate a historical definition of modularity, objectively compile diverse perspectives and discussions, and explore its modern conceptualization. The primary objective is to cultivate a comprehensive understanding of the term 'module' within the context of architectural history. The study explores the various approaches to modularity and prefabrication adopted globally over the last century. The research examines past and present applications in housing projects, conducts a thorough literature review to trace the historical evolution of modular housing, delves into modularity theories in architectural design, and scrutinizes existing case studies. A theoretical framework defines critical concepts of modularity in architectural design and highlights influential architectural theorists and their contributions to modular design. A selection of modular housing projects is then subjected to in-depth case studies, analyzing successful and less successful examples to discern the factors contributing to effective modular design. Through an exhaustive listing and analysis of modular and prefabricated projects, this thesis aims to shed light on the developmental trajectory of the modular approach in terms of construction systems, materials, and dimensions. While revealing notable advancements, the research underscores existing gaps, particularly in customization for future adoption in housing architecture. Against the backdrop of a global housing crisis, modular architecture emerges as a promising solution aligned with the UN's Sustainable Development Goal 11.1—ensuring safe, decent, and affordable housing for all by 2030. This research serves as a foundational exploration into the modular concept in architectural housing, providing insights into its historical evolution and potential future applications.
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    Distribution of Mass Migrants to Urban Spaces
    (TU Delft, 2023) Yildirim, Vildan; Tan, Şebnem; Kul, Ömer; Aksoyak, Omer Devrim