Gentrification has predominantly been examined through economic restructuring, demographic change, and spatial reorganization, while its sensory and embodied dimensions remain underexplored in urban sociology. This study reconceptualizes gentrification as a multi-layered urban transformation regime operating not only t...
H. Kartal, A. Kartal· Frontiers in Sociology· 0 citations
Historic urban cores are assessed as bounded ensembles of monuments and fabric, with limited attention to the relationships through which heritage is lived. This study develops an urban-core perspective on relational heritage by examining how Istanbul’s Historical Peninsula is perceived, remembered, and spatially repre...
Vernacular architecture is studied as climate-responsive construction, cultural expression, material practice, and heritage, yet the literature does not always explain how fabric, skills, institutions, and environmental relations change together. This critical interpretive review asks what changes when vernacular archi...
H. Kartal, A. Kartal· The Heritage· 0 citations
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