Köse, Merve

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Kose,M.
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Köse, Merve
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Merve Köse
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Köse A.
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Kose A.
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Merve, Köse
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Araştırma Görevlisi
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merve.kose@atilim.edu.tr
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Fine Arts and Elective Courses
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343350
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NO POVERTY1
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DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH8
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INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE9
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Grid - architecture, planning and design journal (Online)1
IDA: International Design and Art Journal1
IDA: International Design and Art Journal (Online)1
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    20. Yüzyıl Teknolojik Ütopyalarının günümüze Yansıması: Kapsül Oteller
    (2025) Memikoğlu, İpek; Köse, Merve
    Several factors, such as population growth, increasing land prices, and challenging economic conditions, have led to a change in hotel design. In response to these challenges, capsule hotels have emerged as a potential solution. These hotels are designed to be compact, cost-effective, and conveniently located near airports or train stations. Inspired by the 20th-century techno-utopias and first emerging in Japan during the 1970s, these capsule hotels have spread to many countries in the 21st-century. The aim of this study is to identify the common and distinctive features of capsule hotels in different countries. Three capsule hotel examples were selected, namely the Nine Hours Capsule Hotel in Osaka, the KINN Capsule Hotel in Singapore, and the Capsule Hotel-Sydney in Sydney. The study used a mixed qualitative research method, including conceptual analysis and case study, and the selected hotel examples were analyzed using the homogeneous sampling technique. The design of these hotels, characterized by economic efficiency and limited facilities, shows variations across different countries in terms of capsule dimensions, color schemes, materials, and furnishings. The findings reveal discrepancies in location, color schemes, material choices, and amenities; however, the size, configuration, and access orientations of the capsules remain consistent with the established capsule hotel concept as defined in the literature.
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    Charles Rennie Mackintosh ve Josef Hoffmann Arasındaki Tasarım Etkileşimleri: Sanatsever Evi ve Stoclet Palas Örneği
    (2024) Taş, Şule Pfeıffer; Köse, Merve
    Art Nouveau akımı, kıvrımlı, eğrisel, bitkisel gibi genel tasarım özelliklerinden farklı olarak Glasgow’dan Charles Rennie Mackintosh ve Viyana’dan Josef Hoffmann tarafından doğrusal-geometrik şekilde yorumlanmıştır. Mackintosh ve Hoffmann’ın benzer tasarım diline sahip olmaları nedeniyle aralarındaki etkileşim hakkında birçok farklı görüş bulunmaktadır. En yaygın görüş Hoffmann’ın Mackintosh’tan esinlendiği üzerinedir. Bu görüşün doğruluğu, cephe ve plan açısından birçok benzerlik bulunduran Mackintosh’un Sanatsever Evi (1901) ve Hoffmann’ın Stoclet Palas (1905-11) yapısı üzerinden incelenmiştir. Çalışmada, literatür taramasına ek olarak görsel ve plan karşılaştırmalarıyla sonuca varılmaya çalışılmıştır. Sanatsever Evi, Stoclet Palas’tan daha önce inşa edilmesine rağmen bulgulara göre Mackintosh’un yapısındaki birçok benzer özellik Hoffmann tarafından daha önceki yıllarda kullanılmıştır. Mackintosh tasarım stilini 1900’lerin ilk yıllarında değiştirmeye başlayarak Viyana Secession stiline yakınlaşmıştır. Böylece yaygın görüşlerin aksine esinlenme önce Viyana’dan Glasgow’a ardından Glasgow’dan Viyana’ya gerçekleşmiştir. Fakat Viyana’nın etkisinin daha fazla olduğu; Mackintosh’un Viyana Secession’dan ve Hoffmann’dan esinlendiği görülmektedir.
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    Reflection of 20th-Century Techno-Utopias To the Present Day: Capsule Hotels
    (Nilay Ozsavas Ulucay, 2025) Kose, Merve; Memikoglu, Ipek
    Several factors, such as population growth, increasing land prices, and challenging economic conditions, have led to a change in hotel design. In response to these challenges, capsule hotels have emerged as a potential solution. These hotels are designed to be compact, cost-effective, and conveniently located near airports or train stations. Inspired by the 20th-century techno-utopias and first emerging in Japan during the 1970s, these capsule hotels have spread to many countries in the 21st-century. The aim of this study is to identify the common and distinctive features of capsule hotels in different countries. Three capsule hotel examples were selected, namely the Nine Hours Capsule Hotel in Osaka, the KINN Capsule Hotel in Singapore, and the Capsule Hotel-Sydney in Sydney. The study used a mixed qualitative research method, including conceptual analysis and case study, and the selected hotel examples were analyzed using the homogeneous sampling technique. The design of these hotels, characterized by economic efficiency and limited facilities, shows variations across different countries in terms of capsule dimensions, color schemes, materials, and furnishings. The findings reveal discrepancies in location, color schemes, material choices, and amenities; however, the size, configuration, and access orientations of the capsules remain consistent with the established capsule hotel concept as defined in the literature.