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Dr.Selman ÇELİK

Dr. Selman ÇELİK kimdir?

Mimar, Akademisyen & Yönetici
1989 İstanbul doğumlu olup aslen Mardinlidir.

İstanbul Kültür Üniversitesi (İKÜ) Mimarlık Bölümü’nden 2010 yılında mezun olarak ‘Mimar’ ünvanı almıştır.

Goldsmiths, University of London (Goldsmiths, Londra Üniversitesi) MA in Research Architecture (Mimari Araştırmalar-Yüksek Lisans) programından 2013 yılında mezun olarak ‘Yüksek Mimar’ ünvanı almıştır.

Yıldız Teknik Üniversitesi (YTÜ) Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Mimarlık Anabilim Dalı Mimarlık Tarihi ve Kuramı programından 2021 yılında mezun olarak ‘Doktor’ ünvanı almıştır.

ABD/New York’ta Genel İngilizce ve İngiltere/Londra’da Akademik İngilizce Eğitimi almış olup ileri düzeyde İngilizce bilmektedir.

Evli ve bir çocuk babasıdır.

Şiirler

ALAY-57

Cihad aşkı hakkı içün
Mehmed kanı mahbub celal
Din-i mübini daim içün
Ecdad ruhu daim emsal

Selman ÇELİK
19.03.2015
00:40

AR

Kırılan kelam olsun
Edep tamam olmadıkça
Meydan mahşer olsun
Dil sünnet kokmadıkça

Selman ÇELİK
24.02.2016
23:54

ARZ

Meşveretsiz iş etmemektir gaye
Lakin bize sahip gerek
Hem dünyevi hem uhrevi
Bize o dem bir ehil gerek

O ki El-Fettah, El-Mucib!
Arz ederiz bize ehil gerek
Tatbik için derd-i cihanı
Bize her vakit salih ehil gerek

Selman ÇELİK
31.10.2014
22:05

AŞK-I ARŞ

Düşmüyor yağmur menzile
Silmiyor güneşi hatırdan
Cürüm kokan gözlere
Umut salınıyor ufuk satırından

Selman ÇELİK
29.09.2014
00:55

AYMAZ

Yek müselman sevmez
Ağzı ateş sönmez
Sorsan edep bilmez
Ölüm var ey karındaş!

Selman ÇELİK
01.06.2015
00:32

BAHT

Hak müstahak demedikçe
Ay bulutu görür mü ki?
Yağmur güle değmedikçe
Arş gönül bağlar mı ki?

Selman ÇELİK
22.01.2015
01:17

Makaleler

31.07.2021

A Lost Ottoman Square in a Lost Harbour of Istanbul: Kontaskalion / Kadirga Harbour / Kadirga Square

Squares, which are one of the architectural features of cities, have an important place in the field of history of architecture. In the literature, starting from the first ages especially, the notion of square is reached through architectural factors like agora, forum, piazza and etc. and regional and periodic typologies were tried to be produced. However, these studies are limited to general studies, such as Ancient Greek squares, Ancient Roman squares, Medieval squares, Renaissance squares, etc. and the large urban squares known around the world. Neighbourhood squares have been ignored. In addition, because the concept of the square in the Ottoman period was tried to be evaluated through the concept of the square in European countries in the sources, the Ottoman’s unique understanding of the square have been overlooked. In this study, Kadirga Square, located in the historical peninsula of Istanbul, has been chosen among the Ottoman squares. Kadirga Square, its functions and its historical process have been examined by taking the notion of square into the centre. The function and effect of Kadirga Harbour, the formation process of Kadirga Square, the elements forming the square and its intended uses, the transformation process into a park and the process of the disappearance of the square’s functions have been evaluated in terms of the history of architecture. Through Kadirga Square in the Ottoman period, it was aimed to contribute to the field of history of architecture by making an evaluation of a neighbourhood square that was not designed.

14.09.2013

The Pyramidal Unconscious

Thousands of workers are moving the sand and stones to reveal a pyramid which will be the last complementary element of the phar- aoh’s power before he dies. The River Nile is very busy to carry the ships transporting uvqpgu" htqo" swcttkgu" vq" vjg" eqpuvtwevkqp" qh" the pyramid. But! One minute! Something happened and a worker suddenly disappeared in a cloud of dust. All the workers are now icvjgtkpi" vq" ヮpf" qwv" yjcv" jcu" lwuv" jcr- pened... “Oh! No! He couldn’t make it!” said the chief. “Unfortunately he lost his life un- der a pyramid stone, but he is now blessed with the other gods’ and the semi-god phar- aoh’s sake as he was serving for his country and pharaoh.”

24.04.2013

Taksim Square - A Spatial Centre of the Political Conflicts in Turkey

The Republic of Turkey was established after the Ottoman Empire in 1923 and the political regime completely changed. In the years between 1923‐1945, after the establishment of the republic, the country had only one political party in the parliament – Republican People’s Party (CHP). It can be said that the political process of Turkey just started to get shaped through the multi‐party system and the establishment of non‐governmental organizations in the country in the 1950s. The main purpose of this essay is to argue that Turkey has had an internal political battle from the 1950s to the present. To arrive at the claim of the internal political battle, the political process of Turkey will be discussed in three parts – 1923 to 1950, 1950 to 2002 and 2002 to 2013. In other words, the process of the one‐party system, the effects of the multi‐party system and the AK Party (Justice and Development Party – the existing government) period will be analyzed in terms of political conflicts.

13.11.2012

The Death of the Architect

Strict rules and sharp distinctions of architecture, as well as other disciplines and arts, have been criticized by thinkers and theorists of postmodernism. As a result of this, architecture today is considered multidisciplinary and is connected to other phenomenons such as politics, philosophy, psychology and sociology. It can be said that a common factor is human beings for these disciplines. However, how can people be involved in the design of buildings? Why and how are they essential? In general terms, architecture provides spaces to live, enjoy and maintain a life for human. Although architects are the most essential in designing spaces, it has been argued that inhabitants of buildings can be also effective as buildings are in the progress of design (Jencks 1977:9, Knevitt 1985:9). Architects, in this context, need to respond to inhabitants’ desires as well as practising their unique style. The relationship between architecture and human beings is so unavoidable that Churchill outlines the fact that “We shape our buildings, and afterwards our buildings shape us”.

31.08.2012

Has Postmodern Architecture Killed Modern Architecture?

Before the term ‘postmodern’ has been begun to be discussed, in many areas, many thinkers tried to make absolute truths in the first half of the 20th century. This was possibly an effect of the enlightenment era upon modernism. However, the next epoch ‘postmodernism’ came after the 1950s and, as Lyotard (1984:71‐82) stated, there can no longer be Truth, but truths. Although postmodernist theorists mentioned many other changes and effects of postmodernism, architecture was most affected by the thinking regarding style and view (Jencks 1977:9‐38, Jameson 1991:97‐102).

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Selman ÇELİK

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