Contact
2662 NW 63rd Street
Seattle
WA
98107
United States
ABOUT
Özge Sade Mete received her doctoral degree in 2012 from the College of Built Environments at the University of Washington. She holds an MS in History of Architecture and a BA in Architecture, both earned from Istanbul Technical University. Özge received research awards from Koç University’s Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (2009–2010) and SALT (2013–2014). She published articles in refereed journals such as International Journal of Islamic Architecture (IJIA) and New Perspectives on Turkey and presented her work in conferences including the Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) and International Association for the Study of Traditional Environments (IASTE) and Middle East Studies Association (MESA). She teaches history and theory classes and design studios in the Department of Interior Design at Bellevue College.
Discipline
Architecture & Urban Planning
Sub Areas
Colonialism
History Of Architecture
Identity/Representation
Modernization
Turkish Studies
Geographic Areas of Interest
Turkey
Anatolia
All Middle East
Specialties
History And Theory Of Architecure
Museums And Memory
Nationalism And Historiography
Languages
English (advanced)
Turkish (native)
Education
PhD
| 2012
| Built Environment
| University of Washington
MS
| 2005
| History of Architecture
| Istanbul Technical University
BA
| 2002
| Architecture
| Istanbul Technical University
Abstracts
Contested Spaces of Fragmented Memories: From Regional Museums to Provincial Museums in Turkey
Cosmopolitan and Feminist Memories: Four Provincial Museums in Turkey
