DESIGNING FOR SUSTAINABILITY ON A UNIVERSITY CAMPUS: ERCIYES UNIVERSITY EAST CAMPUS SOCIAL CENTER PROJECT

Yıl 2019, Cilt: 3 Sayı: 1, 8 - 14, 12.06.2019

Kemal Demir , Burcu Salgın

Öz

Activities in the construction
sector have several negative effects on the natural environment because they
consume energy and resources. However, the intention of
sustainable practices is to produce nature-friendly buildings with reduced
negative effects on human health and the environment. There are a variety of
evaluation and certification systems in the world and in Turkey that are
addressed to identify the environmental sensitivity level of the buildings that
were designed in accordance with sustainability criteria. In this study, the principles for
sustainable building design are determined as sustainable land use, energy
efficiency, water efficiency, material selection, waste management, indoor air
quality and green transportation. The city of
Kayseri in central Anatolia was selected as a working area. A project that was
designed in Erciyes University campus in Kayseri was examined within the
context of these criteria. It can be
expressed that the Erciyes University East Campus Social Center Project meets ecological
and sustainable design criteria. Considering Erciyes University’s sensitivity
and effort to become a sustainable campus, it is thought that this project can
be accepted as a starting point and will act as an example for future projects.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Erciyes University, Green Campus, Design for Sustainability, Sustainable Building

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