Smart and Sustainable Cities

Smart and sustainable cities are urban areas that utilize technology and innovation to improve the quality of life for its residents while minimizing environmental impact. These cities integrate various systems, such as energy, transportation, and waste management, to create a more efficient and interconnected urban environment. Smart technologies, such as data analytics and internet of things (IoT) devices, enable cities to collect and analyze real-time data, which can be used to optimize resource allocation and enhance services. Additionally, sustainable practices are implemented to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, promote renewable energy sources, and conserve natural resources. By embracing smart and sustainable initiatives, cities can address pressing challenges, such as urbanization, climate change, and resource scarcity, to create a more livable and resilient future.

Selected projects

  • Development of Guidelines for “National Livability Index and a certificate recognizing cities that sustain our civilization”, “Authentic Neighborhood Certificates” and “Low-Rise Architecture Concept”, Ministry of Environment and Urbanization (Directorate General of Spatial Planning), Project Director, 2019.

  • Development of Design Guideline for Public Buildings Inspired from Historical Reference, Ministry of Environment and Urbanization (Directorate General of Construction Works), Project Director, 2018.

  • City 2023 Project – Gaziantep Pilot Zone Study, Ministry of Environment and Urbanization (Directorate General of Spatial Planning), Project Director, 2018.

  • Development of Methodologies for Public Structures Inventory System (KAYES), Ministry of Environment and Urbanization (Directorate General of Construction Works), Project Director, 2019.

  • Development and Application of Full and Partial and Selective Demolition Techniques for National Demolition Management System, Ministry of Environment and Urbanization (Directorate General for Infrastructure and Urban Transformation Services), Project Director, 2016.