Abstract
ABSTRACT This article introduces a co-speculation method developed in urban Türkiye, economically, socially and politically fluctuating geography. This method leverages decolonial and feminist design studies to emphasise pluralism and the integration of underrepresented knowledge systems, thus benefiting from their valuable epistemological and methodological contributions. We show the details from the development of the feminist co-speculation method through co-design sessions, showcasing how it adapts to and is reshaped by the social realities in urban Türkiye.
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