Gulnur Cengiz
About me
Gulnur is an Architect with a master’s degree in Preservation Studies, specializes in re-evaluating conventional approaches to heritage conservation and integrating new experimental preservation concepts, particularly within post-industrial contexts. Her research interests extend to critically examining the intersections of heritage, regeneration, and community identity, while fostering community engagement. With a profound commitment to reconciling heritage preservation with the evolving needs of contemporary society, Gulnur explores inclusive strategies in her work.
Project Title
Vertical Interventions: Unpacking Heritage-Led Urban Regeneration Programs in Sunderland
Project Description
The thesis delves into the complex interplay between heritage, regeneration, and community identity within the framework of a post-industrial town. Her research navigates the multifaceted processes of converting a location into a heritage site and examines the reverberations for individuals deeply intertwined with its history. Through nuanced exploration, she uncovers the intricate dynamics shaping the evolution of heritage spaces and their significance to local communities.
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Funding
Turkish Ministry of National Education
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