Reyyan is an Istanbul-based architect and researcher. She continues her second degree on sociology and master's degree on alternative architectural practices. Her areas of interest are urban political ecology, environmental conscious design and changing production-consumption practices.
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Technology’s impact on architecture: from hand-drawings to AI-integrated design, boosting precision, efficiency, collaboration.
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