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A residential area/house/dwelling “is a place where the human is active and penetrating most. Besides it defines an encountering space” (Ugur Tanyeli). The act of encountering mostly happens on the edge of inner and out space relation. Colour is a changing or/and constant component in this encountering space. It tells us about not only the features of the object/building/the signified one but also the viewers, the re-users, ultimately representing the social cultural eye. Moreover, it holds the clues of social life – misunderstanding, thoughts and as-ifs in a particular culture. In the context of this research, three residential spots are selected: from the metropolitan city of Istanbul; – a city with an elegant architecture of 1800 years

Encountering culture on the edges—colouring and re-colouring in residential buildings: case studies of Istanbul