Culturalassessment for behavioral performance: The case of Koru Houses

The processes involving different periods and interactions in which a person is involved can be explained by interrelated cognitive approaches. In the evaluations presented with these approaches, we see that the actions performed from time to time and the meanings assigned to them may also differ according to societies. However, it is important to perpetuate the cultural values adopted as a society through various means and to feed the positive aspects of these values for people. Of these tools, the effective "design action" in regulating human-environmental relations is in a position to influence new processes with the domain of influence covering long processes and the resulting product. The process of obtaining the product also develops in parallel with the dominant actions of the era, depending on social relations. Two of the important phenomena are the possibility of intercultural communication and, accordingly, the influence of subcultures. The theoretical framework of the study is the process of housing design in the context of this social development.