İpek YARALIOĞLU

İpek YARALIOĞLU is a full-time Lecturer in the Department of Architecture at Near East University's Faculty of Architecture, where she has taught since 2015. She additionally manages the MİM 200 Internship program. She holds a Master's degree from the same institution, with her thesis examining tourism-driven morphological changes in historical urban areas.

Her research centers on:

• Conservation methodologies for historical cities
• Urban morphology and structural evolution
• Socio-economic impacts of tourism on heritage sites
• Case studies in Mediterranean urban heritage (e.g., Kyrenia Harbour)

She maintains active participation in academic events including exhibitions, seminars, and workshops. No information about grants, awards, or research labs is available in the source material.