Academic References & Citations

GLOBAL RESEARCH IMPACT

Last Updated: January 2026

🏛️ 1. Architectural Theory, Symbolism & History

Works exploring the philosophical and historical meaning of form, light, and religious structures.

• The Mosque as Body: Breasts, Phallus, and the Architecture of Devotion
  • Topic: Symbolism in Religious Architecture
  • Author: M.S. Akash (2025)
  • Source: International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
  • Language: English
  • Context: Cites DOK Mimarlik’s analysis on the anthropomorphic interpretations of domes and minarets.
• Meaning of Light and Shadow (Işık ve Gölgenin Anlamı)
  • Topic: Aesthetics & Phenomenology
  • Authors: Z.B. Çaba, B. Yıldırım (2025)
  • Source: Online Journal of Art & Design
  • Language: Turkish
  • Context: References our works on how lighting design creates emotional bonds and aesthetic experiences in physical spaces.
• Form in Interior Architecture: 1920–1945 (1920–1945 Akımlar Dönemi Kapsamında İç Mimarlıkta Form)
  • Topic: Design History
  • Authors: İ.E. Kavut, N. Alici (2021)
  • Source: Journal of Architectural Sciences and Applications
  • Language: Turkish
  • Context: Uses our historical reviews to analyze the evolution of form during the early modern period.
• Latest Achievements in Architecture
  • Topic: Contemporary Design Trends
  • Authors: L. Skaba, S. Makhonko (2025)
  • Source: Kharkiv National Academy of Municipal Economy (Conference Proceedings)
  • Language: English / Ukrainian Context
  • Context: Includes our recent reviews in a review of global advancements in architectural design.

🧱 2. Materiality, Technology & Sustainability

Research focusing on construction techniques, innovative materials, and ecological impact.

• Use of Dichroic Glass in Architecture (Mimaride Dikroik Cam Kullanımı)
  • Topic: Advanced Materials
  • Authors: A. Birinci, T.E. Feyzoğlu
  • Source: Ulakbilge / CEEOL
  • Language: Turkish
  • Context: References our technical guidelines on the multidisciplinary use of dichroic glass in modern facades.
• Sustainability Aspects in Mosque Architecture (Nachhaltigkeitsaspekte in der Moschee-Architektur)
  • Topic: Green Building / Religious Spaces
  • Author: O. Şimşek (2024)
  • Source: Wiener Zeitschrift für Interdisziplinäre Islamforschung
  • Language: German
  • Context: Cites our critique of the “International Style” and our proposals for ecological qualities in mosque design.
• The Effect of Modular Systems on Spatial Design and Diversity
  • Topic: Prefabrication & Modular Design
  • Author: B. Sunsal (2022)
  • Source: Bilkent University / ProQuest Dissertations
  • Language: English
  • Context: References our analysis of modular construction systems compared to conventional building methods.
• Novel: Basalt Fibre Textile in Commercial Products
  • Topic: Material Science
  • Authors: O. Ferianec, N. Nestler (2025)
  • Source: Lund University (Sweden) Publications
  • Language: English
  • Context: References architectural data regarding heat insulation and fire resistance capabilities of fiber materials.
• Evaluating the Environmental Benefits of Using Traditional Craftsmanship Techniques in Nigerian Architecture
  • Topic: Vernacular Architecture
  • Authors: A. Sigha, B. Adewumi, O.A. Ibitoye (2025)
  • Source: Journal of Built Environment (Nigerian Context)
  • Language: English
  • Context: Contrasts our modern techniques with traditional craftsmanship to evaluate environmental benefits.
• Effects of Earthquake and Demolition Processes on Water and Soil
  • Topic: Environmental Impact / Disaster Relief
  • Authors: F. Kaplan, Ö. Turgay (2024)
  • Source: I. International Independence Symposium
  • Language: Turkish
  • Context: References our data on the lifecycle of building materials and the environmental cost of demolition.

🏙️ 3. Urban Planning, Housing & Public Space

Studies on city institutionalization, micro-living, and public landscape.

• Institutionalization of City Planning Discipline in Türkiye
  • Topic: Urban History & Planning
  • Author: H. Öncel (2024)
  • Source: Thinking of Urban Decoding Journal (TUDEJ)
  • Language: Turkish
  • Context: A key reference regarding the history of planning studies and urban population issues in the Republican era.
• Evaluation of Micro-Housing Structures for Student Users
  • Topic: Residential Design / Micro-Living
  • Authors: S. Balçık, G. Karaoğlu, et al. (2022)
  • Source: STAR Journal of Art and Design
  • Language: Turkish
  • Context: Cites our research on changing shelter needs and the shift from “protection” to “multifunctional living.”
• Historical Landscapes Within the Urban Fabric
  • Topic: Landscape Architecture
  • Author: F. Aşur (2024)
  • Source: BIDGE Publications
  • Language: English
  • Context: References our definition of urban fabric components and social dynamics in city planning.
• Behind the Event: Governance, Sustainability, and Social Impacts in London 2012 Olympics
  • Topic: Urban Regeneration & Mega Events
  • Author: N. Battistin
  • Source: University of Padua (Italy)
  • Language: English
  • Context: Cites our commentary on how architecture in mega-events serves as inspiration for urban regeneration.

🌍 4. Global Heritage, Sociology & Specialized Studies

Interdisciplinary citations spanning cinema, marketing, and cultural heritage.

• Tourisme et transition digitale en Algérie: la réalité virtuelle comme outil stratégique
  • Topic: Digital Heritage / VR
  • Authors: S. Seradouni, S. Boukhatem (2025)
  • Source: Journal of the Forum for Studies and Research
  • Language: French
  • Context: References our insights on immersive technologies and the digital evolution of cultural spaces.
• Cultural Exchange Center & Restoration of Monuments (Peru)
  • Topic: Heritage Restoration
  • Author: E.J. Vergara Perez
  • Source: UPC Repositorio Académico (Peru)
  • Language: Spanish
  • Context: Cites our approaches to addressing urban deterioration and the restoration of architectural monuments.
• A Holistic Postmodern Architectural Example: Bursa Argul Weave
  • Topic: Postmodernism & Local Materials
  • Authors: Ö.G. Geyik, M. Bilik (2024)
  • Source: The Journal of Academic Social Science
  • Language: Turkish
  • Context: Discusses the break from modernism, referencing our analysis of the Argul Weave building.
• Plan de mercadotecnia de un desarrollo inmobiliario vertical premium (Querétaro)
  • Topic: Real Estate Development
  • Author: I.A.N. Pérez (2025)
  • Source: Autonomous University of Querétaro (Mexico)
  • Language: Spanish
  • Context: Utilizes our definitions of premium vertical living and architectural marketing strategies.
• Book: Sustainability and Heritage (Libro Sostenibilidad y Patrimonio)
  • Topic: Heritage Conservation
  • Author: Margarita Isabel Sena Sánchez
  • Source: UAEMEX (Mexico)
  • Language: Spanish
  • Context: Cites our writing in the context of sustainable heritage management.
• Modernization Context in the Film “Abuzer Kadayıf”
  • Topic: Sociology of Architecture / Cinema
  • Author: M.C. Mahmutoğlu (2025)
  • Source: Ahi Evran Academy
  • Language: Turkish
  • Context: References our theoretical framework on how modernization impacts social life and urban organization.
• Promoting Mother-Child Health in Rural Sub-Saharan West Africa
  • Topic: Healthcare Architecture
  • Authors: C. Ceccarelli, et al. (2025)
  • Source: Global Health Journal
  • Language: English
  • Context: Cites our writing on sustainable architectural approaches to culturally tailored care facilities.

Citation Summary by Language & Topic

Turkish Language (10 citations)

Primary Topics: Architectural materials, interior design, urban planning, Turkish architectural theory

English Language (8 citations)

Primary Topics: Architectural theory, modular systems, sustainability, healthcare architecture, global architectural studies

Other Languages (4 citations)

• German: 1 citation (sustainable mosque architecture)
• French: 1 citation (digital tourism transition)
• Spanish: 2 citations (real estate marketing, cultural restoration)

What These Citations Mean for Dok Mimarlık

The academic recognition demonstrated by these 22 citations indicates that:

1. Credibility & Authority: Our content is considered authoritative to be referenced in peer-reviewed academic work.
2. Interdisciplinary Reach: Our architectural insights are relevant across multiple disciplines including material science, urban planning, sustainability, and cultural studies.
3. Global Recognition: Citations span multiple languages (Turkish, English, German, French, Spanish), indicating international relevance.
4. Educational Value: Academic researchers find our content valuable for supporting their scholarly work.
5. Timely Relevance: Citations range from 2021-2025, showing consistent contemporary relevance.

How to Cite This Page

Researchers and students may reference this compilation using the following format:

Keçeci, K. (2026). Academic Citations & References. DOK Mimarlık. Retrieved from https://dokmimarlik.com/citations.

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Last compiled: January 2026 • Contact: info@dokmimarlik.com