Curriculum Vitae:Dr. Asil Yaman is an Assistant Professor in the Architectural Restoration Program at the Vocational School of Izmir University of Economics. He received his B.A. in Archaeology from Ege University and completed his M.A. and Ph.D. at Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University. Between 2018 and 2021, he conducted postdoctoral research at the Penn Museum of University of Pennsylvania in the United States, where he also served as a Consulting Scholar. Dr. Yaman has also taught undergraduate courses at international institutions including Villanova University and Bryn Mawr College. He is an expert member of the Turkey National Committee of International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). Since 2021, he has been the founder and director of the Phoenix Archaeological Project in Marmaris (www.phoenixprojesi.com). His research conducted within the Phoenix Project has been supported by international institutions such as American Research Institute in Turkey (ARIT), Harvard University, Mary Jaharis Center for Byzantine Art and Culture, and American Society of Overseas Research (ASOR).

Courses:

• MMIR 101 - Teknik Resim
• MMIR 103 - Sanat Tarihi
• MMIR 104 - Mimarlık Tarihi
• MMIR 108 - Rölöveye Giriş
• MMIR 202 - Koruma Mevzuatı ve İmar Kanunu
• MMIR 208 - Türkiye'de ve Dünya'da Restorasyon Uygulamaları
• MMIR 209 - Koruma Projesi
• MMIR 291 - Mimari Akımlar

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The researcher received a Bachelor’s degree in Interior Architecture from Yaşar University in 2009 and completed a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in Interior Architecture at the same university in 2013 with a full scholarship. The master’s thesis, titled “An Investigation of Cabinet Units in Traditional Turkish Houses: The Case of Kula,” focused on the analysis of built-in storage elements in traditional dwellings. In 2011, he was awarded the “Outstanding Graduate Award of the Faculty of Architecture” by the Rectorate of Yaşar University and began working in the same year as a Research Assistant in the Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design.

 

Since 2019, he has been continuing academic work at İzmir University of Economics, Vocational School, Architectural Restoration Program, serving as both Lecturer and Program Coordinator.

 

His academic work primarily focuses on the conservation, documentation, and adaptive reuse of cultural heritage at both national and international levels. In this context, the researcher has contributed to numerous restoration projects across Anatolia—particularly in İzmir—where historic buildings have been repurposed as museums, hotels, social facilities, and residential spaces. Additionally, he is among the founding members of an academic research group dedicated to the conservation of historic structures and has played an active role in all phases of a high-budget scientific research project on the use of terrestrial laser scanning technologies for cultural heritage documentation.

 

In addition to academic work, he has received exhibition awards in national photography competitions.

Courses:

• MMIR 192 – Genel Restorasyon Teknikleri

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Courses:

• MMIR 101 - Teknik Resim
• MMIR 110 - İnce Yapı
• MMIR 194 - Geleneksel Yapı Türleri ve Elemanları II

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Courses:

• MMIR 191 - Geleneksel Yapı Türleri ve Elemanları I
• MMIR 205 - Malzeme Bozulmaları ve Onarım
• MMIR 207 - Geleneksel Yapılarda Bezeme

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Courses:

• MMIR 194 – Geleneksel Yapı Türleri ve Elemanları II
• MMIR 201 - Eski Eserlerin Korunması ve Restorasyonu için İlkeler
• MMIR 203 – Geleneksel Yapım Malzemeleri

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Courses:

• MMIR 101 – Teknik Resim

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