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Bilge Kose

Bilge Kose is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University’s GSAPP and a Landmarks Preservationist in the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission Research Department. She is a historic preservationist, designer, and interior architect with a research-driven approach that bridges cultural heritage, design, and emerging technologies.

Bilge’s research focuses on the use of GIS, data management, and digital storytelling to understand, present, and communicate data and narratives arising from the complex interrelations within cultural heritage sites across different temporal, spatial, and cultural contexts. She currently co-leads the project “AI-Enhanced Decision Support Model for Cultural Heritage Preservation in Post-Earthquake Environments: PreservAI,” funded by the Columbia Global Resilience Fund.

Bilge earned her Ph.D. in Conservation of Cultural Heritage from Middle East Technical University (METU). She conducted her research at GSAPP in 2014 as a Visiting Scholar, and her work was recognized by SALT, a contemporary art and research institution in Turkey, in 2015. She has also contributed to the adaptive reuse and preservation project of the First Paper Factory of the Turkish Republic as a preservationist, interior architect, and consultant. Bilge holds a Master’s degree in Interior Architectural Design from the International Master of Interior Architectural Design (IMIAD) program, where she conducted research at Istanbul Technical University (ITU) and the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI).

Courses

Course Semester Title Student Work Instructor Syllabus Requirements & Sequence Location & Time Session & Points Call No.
ARCH6414‑1 Spring 2026
Digital Heritage Documentation
Matt
Lindsey
Judy
Bilge Kose
301 Fayerweather, Preservation Technology Lab (655 Schermerhorn)
W 5 PM - 7 PM
Full Semester
3 Points
14162