Dr. İrem Küçük , Gazi university , Turkey.
Dr.İrem Küçük is an architectural educator and researcher at Gazi University, specializing in architectural design and experimental architecture. She earned her B. Arch , M.A. , and Ph.D. from Gazi University, with additional training at IAAC . As a studio instructor, she teaches architectural design and elective courses, while also coordinating atelierz since , producing experimental works that challenge architectural conventions. With five published books 
and contributions to SCI/Scopus journals, her research delves into design space, architectural theories, and education. Her work critically examines architecture’s role through thematic explorations, blending theory and practice seamlessly. 
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Education & Experience 
B. Arch (2009) – Gazi University
M.A. in Architecture (2013) – Gazi University
Ph.D. in Architecture (2018) – Gazi University
Open Thesis Fabrication (OTF) (2011) – IAAC
Faculty Member at Gazi University – Architectural design studio & elective courses 
Coordinator at atelierz (since 2014) – Focus on experimental architecture and thematic explorations 
Summary Suitability
Dr. İrem Küçük is a distinguished researcher and educator in architectural design, experimental architecture, and design theories, making her an outstanding candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With a Ph.D. from Gazi University and specialized training in Open Thesis Fabrication (IAAC), her scholarly contributions significantly impact contemporary architecture.
Professional Development 
Dr.İrem Küçük actively contributes to architectural research and education through experimental design approaches and innovative pedagogies. As a faculty member at Gazi University, she mentors students in architectural design studios and electives. Her role as a coordinator at atelierz allows her to push boundaries in architectural exploration, integrating theory with hands-on experimental projects. With five published books and four SCI/Scopus-indexed journal articles, her academic contributions shape contemporary discourse in architecture. Küçük continuously engages with emerging design methodologies, fostering critical thinking and creative problem-solving in architectural education. Her research bridges architecture, design space, and experimental approaches.