Final Panel of Interior Architecture, Interior Architecture and Environmental Design Department Project Courses Was Recently Held

The final panel of the project courses of Istanbul Gelişim University (IGU), Faculty of Fine Arts (GSF), Interior Architecture, Interior Architecture and Environmental Design departments were held.
Interior Architecture Department; Interior Architecture Studio I, Interior Architecture Studio III, Interior Architecture Studio V, Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design; The final juries of Design Studio I, Design Studio III, and Design Studio V courses took place.
            The panel, which took place in the studios on the 14th floor of Istanbul Gelişim University, Block K, on 19-21 January were held under COVID-19 measures. taking into account the health status of the students and the instructors participating in the panel it was carried out online and face-to-face, The panel of jurors, who started in the morning hours, continued until late hours. Due to the pandemic, the panels of design studio courses, which continued online in the previous years, started to continue face-to-face again from the beginning of this year. "Housing design" in Design Studio I, "Restaurant and Cafe Design" in Design Studio III, and "Cultural Center Design" in Design Studio V were determined as project concepts.
Studio finals, in which our students approached the profession step by step as interior architect candidates and experienced this process practically, were completed with pleasure and excitement for both the lecturers of the courses and the students.
Instructor Minel Kurtuluş's views on the juries are as follows:
“In the Design Studio I Final panel, which we held on Friday, January 21, I congratulate our students for their intense effort and outstanding success. Due to the pandemic, reviews and panel evaluations have been taking place online in the past years. Since the beginning of this year, we have started to teach our lessons face-to-face as we are used to. It is very important in interior architecture education that our critiques and panel evaluations are face to face. Because, unfortunately, it is still a bit difficult to touch the project and develop it on online platforms. However, we are happy to meet our students again. We have left behind a very enjoyable, sometimes difficult and sometimes tiring period. I wish the whole team continued success, it has been a very enjoyable and successful period for us. In addition, I would like to express my endless thanks to all our academics who contributed to the education of our students.”