Cagri Sanliturk

Cagri Sanliturk is a Lecturer in Architecture with expertise in transdisciplinary approaches integrating arts, law, ethnography, and politics. His research focuses on the intersection of architecture with critical theory, conflict studies, and performative methodologies. He holds BA, MA, and PhD qualifications, though specific institutions are not detailed here.

Research interests include understanding architecture through political and performative lenses, particularly analyzing everyday practices and power dynamics in conflicted environments. His work bridges theory and practice, emphasizing spatial design's sociopolitical implications.

Recent contributions include a co-authored chapter in Deleuze, Guattari and the Affects of Architecture (2020), exploring architectural methodologies rooted in difference and spatial practice. No formal awards or grants are listed in the provided information.