Before Disaster Strikes: EPD-Net and the Responsibility of Landscape by Prof. Dr. Alper Çabuk
Prof. Dr. Alper Çabuk writes for peyzajMAG on disaster-resilient cities and the vital role of landscape architecture, focusing on the EPD-Net project. Discover the full feature in our upcoming issue!
This story was originally published in Turkish. Read in Turkish
In his article centered on the EPD-Net project, Prof. Dr. Alper Çabuk emphasizes that disaster risk is generated long before a structure collapses—instigated by flawed spatial choices.
This comprehensive analysis, examining the unseen responsibility of landscape architecture in cities, ecological planning, and strategic pre-disaster decision-making, is featured in the Autumn 2026 issue of peyzajMAG!
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