Lecturer Taçnur Çoban Öz Started Working in the Departments of Interior Architecture, Interior Architecture and Environmental Design

Lecturer Taçnur ÇOBAN ÖZ started to work at Istanbul Gelişim University (IGU), Faculty of Fine Arts (GSF), Interior Architecture and Environmental Design and Interior Architecture Departments in the 2021-2022 Spring Semester.
Lecturer Taçnur ÇOBAN ÖZ completed her undergraduate education in 1990 at Istanbul Technical University, Faculty of Architecture, Department of Architecture. In 2021, she started her master's education at Istanbul Kultur University, Department of Architectural Design. She is still continuing her graduate education.
Lecturer Taçnur ÇOBAN ÖZ has taken part in project courses at different foundation universities in previous years. In addition, she is actively involved in the sector. Some of the projects she took part in: Between 1991-1994, Azerbaijan-Baku Airport, Turkey FFD Architecture, Airport VIP Lounge, all material and decoration selections for the airport, including furniture and material selections for Ebulfez Elçibey Plane, roof floor of Fenerbahçe Officer's Club, 1st Corps Command Dining Hall, decoration and applications of the solutions of theTarabya and Aksaray Officers' Clubs wedding halls, saunas and photocell entrance areas of the buildings. She has continued to work as a freelance architect in her own office in Bahçeşehir since 2000. During the 22 years she spent in her professional life, she carried out many projects of hotels, restaurants, guest houses, spas, residences, villas, clinics, stores, sales offices, showrooms, shopping centers, factory and administrative buildings, management offices, project-implementation follow-up; She provided consultancy services in hotel and store projects.
Lecturer Taçnur ÇOBAN ÖZ shared her thoughts on her new job as follows:
“The profession of architecture is undoubtedly an important actor of the environmental system, which understands people, society and nature and allows all components of the cycle called life to live together in harmony. Even while designing, implementing and thinking, it has to be inclusive, egalitarian and foresighted. Like all professions, it is a living mechanism that develops itself through lifelong learning, always interacts with factors such as place, time, environment, economy, nature, culture, people, management styles, science, materials, psychology, sociology. I am still on my way to learn about other disciplines that feed my profession, and moreover, to understand people at the Department of Architectural Design at Istanbul Kultur University. It is gratifying to be able to share my profession, all processes of which I love, and the practical practices that have been kneaded with the experience I have gained in business life, with young people who have just stepped into the profession and the space creators of the future. In this sense, I would like to thank Istanbul Gelişim University.”
We wish Lecturer Taçnur ÇOBAN ÖZ success in her new assignment.