For me, the Architecture History course was not just a chronology, but a journey to understand the thinking and evolution behind the buildings. I can now see the traces of past technical and cultural needs in today's architecture. Thanks to this course, I learned not only to observe buildings, but also to compare them, analyze them using technical language, and understand "why" they were built.

This trip taught me that architecture exists not only in buildings but also in the smallest details of daily life. What I saw in the Netherlands was the ability to build harmoniously with the modern while preserving history. From the streets and museums to the beaches and the details of the houses, everything was meticulously thought out and integrated into everyday life. This experience allowed me to see spaces through new eyes and realize how small details can make a huge d