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2016 - 2020
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Dilshod Yunusov
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RESUME CV DILSHOD YUNUSOV (916)-737-9909 dilshod.yunusovv@gmail.com
EDUCATION MASTER DEGREE /SEP 2018 - MAY 2020 Academy of Art University : Interior Architecture and Design (San Francisco, California). BACHELOR’S DEGREE / SEP 2016 - MAY 2018 Gaziantep University : Architecture and Design (Gaziantep, Turkey). BACHELOR’S DEGREE / SEP 2013 - MAY 2016 Zirve University : Architecture and Design (Gaziantep, Turkey). HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE / SEP 2008 - MAY 2013 Tajik-Turkish High School : (Khujand, Tajikistan).
PROFILE To obtain a junior designer level position in a design firm, to apply my design creativity skills in the creation of Interior Spaces. Bringing exceptional creativity, Undergraduate degree in Architecture&Design, and 2 years of experience in Architecture and CG Artist.
SKILL Auto-CAD
50 %
3ds MAX Sketch-Up
EXPERIENCE MARSH&CLARK DESIGN / JUNE 2019-APRIL 2020
Corona Renderer
Responsibility: Designing, Space Planning, 3D Modeling, Drafting, Rendering Animation making, VR creating, AR creating. ACIKKOL ARCHITECTURE / JUNE 2017
Revit
Responsibility: Designing, Space Planning, 3D Modeling, Drafting, Rendering Animation making. My-Trend / MAY 2016 Responsibility : Designing, Space Planning, 3D Modeling.
Lumion
DT-Design / JUNE 2015 Responsibility: Designing, Space Planning, Drafting.
PHOTOSHOP
PORTFOLIO 2016 - 2019
V-Ray
Adobe After Effect INDESIGN
PREMIERE MS-OFFICE
75 %
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BOUTIQUE HOTEL 16
REFUGEE CENTER 22
MEDICAL OFFICE 28
THE EVENT SPACE 36
CG-CONCEPT RENDERS 42
VILLA COMPOUND 48
BUS TERMINAL 52
KINDERGARDEN 56
CITY MUSEUM 64
MUSIC INSTITUTE
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Tools Revit 3Ds MAX Corona Renderer Marvelous Designer Adobe Photoshop Lumion Unreal Engine Fusion Adobe Premier Pro Adobe After Effects
boutique hotel April - 2020
Client: Hilton Garden Inn Location: Oakland, California
Concept “The return” The main idea behind the design of this Oakland boutique hotel is “the return”. The goal will be to bring the target users back to a life before technology, encouraging them to engage with each other, and with their physical senses. It is an analogue to the past, where people were one cluster, one family rather than being a group on whatsapp or facebook. Aesthetically, the design will incorporate handmade elements, textural finishes, natural materials, and simple lines that express the lifestyle of home comfort and a simpler time.
THE RETURN
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Description The hotel located at 1540 Broadway, downtown Oakland, California. The hotel will have has eight stories, with the public spaces located primarily on the first and second floors, including an interior courtyard on the first level. Also, the floors 3-8 are for the guest rooms, and two basement levels for parking.
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FIRST FLOOR BUBBLE DIAGRAM PROS -All requred spaces has natural light -All spaces has their privacy -The spaces with semi open functions are next to each other to create the open space atmosphere -Restaurant has both indoor and outdoor experience -Healthclub has access to natural light and also has its own privacy
SECOND FLOOR BUBBLE DIAGRAM CONS -Outdoor servicing for restaurant might be difficult
MOODBOARD 1
R 11
5'-0"
KITCHEN
3'-0"
6'-0"
2'-0"
3'-1"
8'-0"
5'-0"
BALLROOM
2'-0"
1'-6"
7'-8"
2'-0"
11'-4" 6'-4"
2'-0"
7'-2"
CAFE
7'-0"
5'-10"
9'-4"
SERVICE ROOM
3'-1"
OUTDOOR SEATING
RESTAURANT
3'-4"
27'-0"
5'-0"
1500 sq ft
5'-0"
1920 sq ft
16'-4"
11'-11" 22'-4"
2'-3"
5'-0"
STORAGE
RESTROOM
3'-0"
5'-0"
9'-5"
13'-2"
2'-0"
4'-4" 5'-6"
9'-3"
5'-0" 4'-0"
4'-9"
11'-0"
4'-5"
2'-3"
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LOBBY RECEPTION
2'-0"
19400 sq ft
LOUNGE
11'-9"
8'-0"
6'-0"
1500 sq ft
3'-6"
10'-11"
13'-5"
3'-0" 4'-0"
1'-7"
6'-2"
STORAGE
9'-1"
13'-9"
4'-1"
GIFT SHOP
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
PROJECT NORTH
Location:
1540 Broadway, OAKLAND ca 94612
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LAUDRY ROOM
LOCKERS 16'-3"
1st Floor Plan
Sheet Name:
Description
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Dilshod Yunusov 04702534 IAD 613 SP20 Kathleen Valkuchak 05.07.2020 Scale
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The Return Hotel STORAGE
Project Title:
BREAK ROOM
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2'-4" 4'-3"
ACOUNTING
OUTDOOR RELAXING ZONE
GENERAL STORATE
RESTROOM
CONFERENCE 2
SEATING ZONE
4'-0"
14'-3"
5'-11"
15'-4"
JC
45'-7"
CONFERENCE 1
HEALTH CLUB
9'-8"
4'-10"
13'-5"
18'-0"
14'-10"
THE RETURN
17'-0" 4'-3"
MNG
4'-5"
5'-6"
9'-10"
18'-1"
5'-0"
5'-10"
15'-1"
9'-4" 4'-0"
CONFERENCE 3
4'-3"
10'-7" 14'-3"
SAUNA
7'-3"
8'-1"
HOT TUB
7'-0"
SECOND FLOOR PLAN PROJECT NORTH
Project Title:
Location:
The Return Hotel 1540 Broadway, OAKLAND ca 94612
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2nd Floor Plan
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Description
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Dilshod Yunusov 04702534 IAD 613 SP20 Kathleen Valkuchak 05.07.2020 Scale
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LOBBY
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RECEPTION
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COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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COCKTAIL LOUNGE
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OUTDOOR
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OUTDOOR RESTAURANT
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refugee center
Client: PNMCS Location: Portland, Oregon
Dec - 2019
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Concept “Poetric Symphony� The Poetric Symphony is the combination of different music elements which could come together and create their music, their song. This idea of symphony has the same impact to the people of refugee center whose culture and background is different, however they can come together create their moledy(future life) by sharing experience and helping each other. Also, the interaction of different culture in one place will atract people attention and will help to growth the business as well.
Click here to watch animation
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Tools Revit 3Ds MAX Corona Renderer Marvelous Designer Adobe Photoshop Lumion Unreal Engine Fusion Adobe Premier Pro Adobe After Effects
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Main entrance
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CAFE 443 SF
BEDROOM 1 171 SF
T2
BEDROOM 169 SF
BEDROOM 2 130 SF
T1 UP
B1 C1
T4
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AS. MNG 77 SF
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T3 L1
BATHROOM 131 SF
F2 ref
KITCHEN DINNING LIVINGROOM 769 SF
C2
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MULTIPURPOSE 414 SF
Washer
T5 C2
LAUNDRY 69 SF MECHANICAL ROOM 99 SF
KITCHEN DINNING R3 LIVINGROOM 769 SF R1 UP
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F3 STORAGE 67 SF
F3 ref
T6 S2
Washer F1
COMMUNITY ROOM 399 SF
P2 L2
LAUNDRY 69 SF Dryer
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BATHROOM 131 SF
L3 R2 L3
F2
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CONSULTING ROOM 2 158 SF
C3
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SEMI PRIVATE OFFICE 154 SF F1
SSOS RECEPTION AND WAITING AREA 1789 SF
F1 L3
C4
BEDROOM 2 130 SF
BEDROOM 3 169 SF
C3
F1
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UP
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F2 BEDROOM 1 171 SF
PRIVATE OFFICE 1 122 SF
CONSULTING ROOM 1 118 SF
F1 F1
C4
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PRIVATE OFFICE 2 116 SF
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
BEDROOM 1 171 SF
BEDROOM 2 130 SF
BEDROOM 169 SF
S3
F2 T7
PRAYROOM 275 SF
DN
F1 L2
STORAGE 152 SF
ATRIUM KITCHEN DINNING LIVINGROOM 769 SF
BATHROOM 131 SF
F2 COMPUTER LAB C5 340 SF
Washer
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LOCKER ROOM 111 SF
LAUNDRY Dryer 69 SF
F1 LAUNDRY 69 SF Dryer
Washer
KITCHEN DINNING LIVINGROOM 769 SF
L2
F2
BATHROOM 131 SF
L4
LIBRARY 2158 SF
C5 T6 T7 C6
F2
BEDROOM 1 171 SF
BEDROOM 2 130 SF
BEDROOM 3 169 SF
CLASSROOM 3 258 SF
CLASSROOM 2 327 SF
CLASSROOM 1 390 SF
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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Community room
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Lobby
Residential apartment
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Tools Revit 3Ds MAX Corona Renderer Marvelous Designer Photoshop Lumion
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medical office may - 2019
Client: Janice Rockefeller Location: Winthrop, Arkansas
Concept “Nature in the Box� The idea of inviting, keeping nature in the box gives a sense of being an integrated part of nature - despite the fact that you are actually indoors, which influences people feeling homie, cozy, and comfortable before being examined. Additionally, the natural materials such as wood, granite stone, the existing brick wall give the illusion of continuous relation from the indoor to the outdoor, since outdoor is surrounded by the fabulous landscape, creating complete harmony of nature and contemporary style. The medical office should be a designer for Dr. Rockefeller with 2 consulting rooms, 4 exam rooms, nurse station, break room, 2 accessible restrooms, reception & work zone, waiting & kids zone.
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NATURE IN THE BOX
The Design Process According to the functional zone of the given spaces, they were divided into two zones like Yin and Yang. The Yin is the public zones such as reception desk, waiting and kids zone, work space, and Yang is consulting rooms, exam rooms, break room where at the same time the nurse station is acting as the border the line between those two part. Click here to watch animation
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Plan Development Process
Details
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Materials & Color Scheme The materials were selected according to the business progress and how long it will take to pay itself off. Since the Winthrop is a small rural town with a population of 168 the business should last more than 60 years to pay off. Based on these researches for the flooring was selected the vinyl flooring with a texture of wood on it and the concrete tiles since they will last long and easy to clean. The color scheme was selected based on their phycological influence on the people to relax and make them feel homie.
Sketches
East Elevation
North Elevation
South Elevation
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the event space
Client: Nodirabegim Yusupova Location: Sacramento, CA
Apr - 2019
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Concept “The Mountain Hideaway� The event space design is a minimized impact on the environment in contrast to the modern engineered materials and then natural handmade. Bringing outdoor nature inside of the space with the view and the landscape itself, will influence people to feel cozy, relax, comfortable atmosphere which will help not to be reticent and communicate with others. With its strong emphasis in the relationship between the interior and exterior spaces which is manifested through the custom-glazed window, the natural context plays an essential role in the design. The main goal has reduced the contrast between indoor and outdoor nature, beautiful view and fresh air, flying butterfly, there is no better secret place to tuck into to experience a fun event after a hectic day and disappear into nature as you would into a Mountain Hideaway.
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Tools Revit 3Ds MAX Corona Renderer Marvelous Designer Photoshop Lumion
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THE MOUNTAIN HIDE AWAY
The Design Process The existing building has 2 different floor level, so the zoning of the function was divided into different floors. The main functions of the event were located in the entrance floor where at the same time the employee’s functions were located on the upper floor with a different entrance to avoid the intersection of circulation of guests and the service staff.
Direct conection to the Event Hall Required space 75 sq.ft
2 Unisex restroom
Should have the washing and the refrigerator
Required space 128 sq.ft
Required space 200 sq.ft
Bar
Service room& Bar storage
Restroom
Special refrigerator Cupboard - 40 coats
Stuff Entrance
Required space 100 sq.ft
Required space 100sq.ft Landscape Storage
Event Space
Admin Office Coatroom Storage Stage
Main Entrance
Space for 1 employer
Required space 100 sq.ft
Occupancy of 40 person Small reception desk with Coatroom Waiting zone with seatings
Required space 687sq.ft +30% circulation
Movable Required space 60 sq.ft
Must have different entrance from outside Required space 200 sq.ft
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Existing wall New wall
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2 Floor +14.00 Existing wall New wall
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Materials & Color Scheme Most of the materials that are selected to this project were selected based on their acoustical characters such as absorbing or reflection sound. For instance the acoustic ceiling from Armstrong that absorbs sound, wooden flooring also absorbs sound where at the same time the walls and the glass reflects. So to avoid the echo in the space, the chairs are upholstered with textiles too. The existing people in the space are also a part of sound absorption elements so that not all the materials that are used in this project has acoustical character.
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CG Rendering Interior design is all about creating a cohesive, unique, and clean aesthetic that reflects the client’s taste and personality. And while there are many ways designers get from point A to point B, there is a common thread that flows through each and every project since caves were being decorated with chisel and pigment: the process. The final step in design process for me is rendering, and I do not think this step as a optional. The reason of not being option rather being “must� is that client could not undertant the concept, the reason why we choose the materials and etc. However, if you will show them rendering they will be impressed. For this project I have used Revit for modeling, 3Ds Max for detailing, Corona Render for the final render and Photoshop for post production.
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cg-concept render feb 2017 - mar 2020
Client: Artyom Kupriyanenko Location: Kiev, Ukrain
Description Interior design rendering services are an effective instrument that help Designers convey their concepts and win project presentations. The thing is, 3D Rendering is way clearer than all alternative ways Architects and Designers are used to. No drawing, moodboard or sketch is capable of delivering such level of precision and impact! It ensures that client understands all the benefits of the interior design and knows exactly what he gets. The often say that you hear from you client is: “I can’t visualize how my space will look if we take down those walls”. So computer graphic rendering is a great tool to deal with client and show them what they will like. Also, rendering can avoid mistakes such as matching the color scheme or the textile color tone when the sun comes in or when it’s night.
Tools 3Ds MAX Corona Renderer Fusion Studio Adobe Photoshop
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TRANSITION INTERIOR CONCEPT
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MODERN INTERIOR CONCEPT
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MEDITERRANEAN INTERIOR
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ANTIQUE BEAUTY
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CONTRUST HOUSE
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PHILOSOPHY OF EXISTENCE
Animation link click here
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FEEL OF TEXTURE
Animation link click here
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Tools SketchUp V-Ray Marvelous Designer Photoshop Lumion
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villa compound Jan - 2017
Client: Fatina Kourdi Location: Gaziantep, Turkey
Concept “The porch at sunrise” The villas are a contemporary conceptual home proposing a strong focus on clean lines and aesthetic detail. The client’s requirement was to create 2 different types of villa, for a rich family and for middle-level family. So the main idea of creating a sense of seating on the porch and looking to sunrise and sunset is an activity of every level family, so this activities atmosphere makes the gap of differentiation of family type disappeared. Also, every villa takes advantage of the surroundings by offering a wealth of viewpoint since the site has a slope of 10 meters which helps to create a fabulous view of every villa. The material palette was muted to contrast with the rich, emerald hues of the surrounding existing landscape.
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First Type Villa Perspective
Second Type Villa Perspective
Site Section
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THE PORCH AT SUNRISE
Description The site has a slope of 10 meters which is a big advantage to create different levels for each villa and give them their privacy, however the huge amount of existing landscape connects the cultural atmosphere between neighbors. The fabulous the landscape between two levels is a great place to meet other families and spend their time.
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First Type Villa This type of villa is design to a rich family according to the clients need. The house has 3 different floor level such as a garage(-2.50), entrance floor(+1.50) and second floor(+4.00). The big balcony with a great view of the city gives a sense of being the highest in the city which will make feel family in their rich mood.
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Second Type Villa
This villa was designed for a middle-level income family based on clients need. The cantilever extension on the second level which acts as a porch, but indoor porch gives the feeling of power which makes the differentiation disappear. Also, this villa has 2 floor level with a separate open outdoor garage.
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KIDROOM 30M2
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Tools AutoCAD Sketchup Lumion Photoshop
bus terminal Dec - 2016
Client: Gaziantep Municipality Location: East Gaziantep, Turkey
Concept “Breathing Gaziantep” Breathing city is a concept based on the meaning of the word “air” and is formed as follows: Air→Breath→Life, Air→Oxygen→Indoor Air Quality, Air-Fluid→Fluid Mechanics. The word “air” has a multi-dimensional meaning, and the concept of “breathing architecture” aims to enable the spaces to “breathe.” The concept has an influence on the shape of the building by connecting the west(main wind side) to the east(low wind side). Following the wind shape which comes as a result of curvy building that people prefer because it signals a lack of threat.
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BREATHING GAZIANTEP
Description The visual impact of the main entrances and buildings is to balance the overall form and to get a center of focus. Differentiating the function of the main entrance by alteration of color and scale of the view and the curvy shape of the building gives the sense of separation of arrival and departure visibly which affect the acoustics as well.
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Programming Description
As a main functions, it was required the main building with 15 arrival and 15 departure gates for buses. Also, it was required to create a petrol station for bus and civil, bus maintaining service place, open parking for 250 vehicles. In the interior space of the main building, it was required to has the ticket shopping room for every company(15), 2 cafes, restrooms based on the people occupancy which is 1500, waiting zones, atm places, praying mosque, resting rooms, and stores for the local gifts.
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Tools AutoCAD Sketchup Lumion Photoshop
kindergarden design Seb - 2016
Client: Gaziantep Municipality Location: East Gaziantep, Turkey
Concept “Kids art” The simple line building shape and the organic shape of the window were inspired elementary, block-houses model often drawn by children. The emphasized window shapes universally recognize by the young and old directly the kids drawing since it looks like disorganized shapes, however it was reworked to create a more complex design — fulfilling the kindergartens’ programs but also maintain the comfort of the home. The color scheme that impact to the kids are the yellow, red and green since they have a possitive influence to the kids. The red and yellow are simply emphesizing the art drawing of the kids(fenestration) where the green takes place as a landscape.
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Programming As the main site function it was required to create the main building, outdoor playground for kids, outdoor stage and seating zone, garden, parking inside of the site for kids service buses, normal parking for employees, security room and outdoor eating zone.
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Main Circulation Classes Gaming Zone Multypurpose room Office Outdoor Stage
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Description The frame type and reinforced concrete construction provide strength, safety, and durability. the colorful bay windows communicate the energy and activity inside the building to the surrounding neighborhood, offering the site as a positive symbol for the town and a bond between the children and their local community. The site is surrounded by residential buildings.
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Tools AutoCAD Sketchup Lumion Photoshop
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city museum May - 2018
Client: Gaziantep Municipality Location: East Gaziantep, Turkey
Concept “Root� When the roots are deep there is no reason to fear and show the root to the people. A city museum is a place where the city shows its culture and history. The idea is to connect the past and present days traditional history and culture to represent it to the people, which will make them feel from where and how their culture comes from.
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Concept Sketch City
Culture
library
administration
temporary exhibition
multypurpose education
main entrance
city archive
permanent exhibition cafe&shops
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Description City Museum is one of the most important landmarks in the city where most of the tourists come who don’t know the places. Tourist usually searches on google for city landmark or maps so the unusual shape of the building makes it pop out from the grid city urban which emphasizes itself.
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CL.WOMAN CL.MAN TECH.ASIS.ROOM 25M2 25M2 25M2 STORAGE 55M2
INVENTORY ROOM 110M2
ANTIQUE ZONE
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.6
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0
bc
dis.
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-3
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RESTORATION LAB. 55M2
RESTORATION LAB. 70M2
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cr RESTORATION LAB. 80M2
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800
800
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800
800
980
680
0
1450
75
kronolojik zone
INTRODUCING ROOM 800 80M2
0
800
tematik 800 zone
800
+0
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980
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6 16. 30/ 30x
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750
+0
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0
0
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yonetenler
kronolojik zone
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0
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75
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30x
30/
16.
6
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6
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E NC RA
+0
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0
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750
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70
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850
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cr
1050
950
850
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880
950
WC
dis
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.0
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office
950
850
70
750
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950
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1050
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75
6
WC
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730
800
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680
980
800
800
800
800
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0
75
0
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680
75
16.6
0
30x30/
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800
680
980
800
800
800
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1450
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75
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30x30/
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30/ 16.6 24x
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75
750
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cr
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880 .2
800
730
cr
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0
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750
850
880
800
730
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0
680 78
0
1450
CAFE +1
+1
0.2
+7
0.2
0
A
.7
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0
BAR +1
1450
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750
0.2
0.2
STORAGE &SERVICE
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+1
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A
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75
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750
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0.2
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0 +1
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850
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730
800
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750
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+5
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+14.30
design portfolio
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TERRAS
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BAR
KITCHEN
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CIRCULATION
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UNOBSTRUCTED ROOF
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
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ANITLAR MODELS
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ENTRANCE
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CAFE
ANTIQUE ZONE
ANTIQUE ZONE
DIGITAL ZONE
ENTRANCE
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Section A-A
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GROUP WORKING ROOM
PC ROOM
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+0.50
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The objects that will be presented in the city museum are antique with a valuable history. Also, the Gaziantep city has very high UV sun in the summer which can destroy the object that presented in the museum, so because of this, the elevations in the permanent exhibition zone are close from direct sunlight with a wall and sun cutters.
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
Section B-B
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design portfolio
music institute
Client: Esra Gurbuz Yildirim Location: Gaziantep, Turkey
Jun - 2018
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Concept “Music in Time� The relation between architecture building and the music is a little reminder that there is something is besides us in this universe; harmonic connection between all living beings everywhere. This idea of music connects the historical part of the city with the modern part since in music there is no style, language, age and etc. .. As abstract art forms based on rhythm, proportion and harmony, architecture and music share a clear cultural lineage. Click here to watch animation
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Tools SketchUp V-Ray Marvelous Designer Photoshop Lumion
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Site Description The East-South of the site has historical traditional buildings with narrow street between them, however the west part has a modern cultural building. The history of the site itself says that in 14-15 centuries the people in this area were playing music in evening to get engaged with neighboors and have fun. So, the idea of making the music institute in this place was to bring the old cultural tradition with a new modern way.
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Visualising Music and Time
Sound -Smooth -Flowing -Fading Time -Rigid -Constant -Eternal
Sound in Time -Music
Sampling -Combination of concrete main block and music lines
Sampling -Combination of concrete main block and music lines
Court Yard Concept Idea
Entance
Visual Connection
Exhibition Flow
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A
D
+3.00 Level floor plan -Main music institute -Conferance Room -Dance classroom -Cafe -Open space performance zone -Exhibition shop
850
+0.00
18x30/16.6
+0.00
GRASS GRASS
530
EXHIBITION HALL
+0.00
19x30/16
GRASS
+3.00
700
0
96
530
+3.00
+3.00 HAZIRLIK ODASI
LOBBY
.6 0/16
ELBISE DEPOSU
24x3
KULIS
ACIK BUFE
+3.00
SAHNE ARKASI
630
N
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+3.80
AT
LIT
85
DE
0
sahne SITTING AREA
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GIRIS 490
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920
INFO OFFICE 20M2
FUAYE 96
+3.40
0
+2.50
0
75
750
750 OFFICE REGISTRATION 30m2 490
GRASS 75
0
630
lighting +5.00
0
85
projector
+5.00
AUDIOengineering 45M2
DANCING CLASS
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AT
LIT
DE
EGITMEN ODASI 72 0
75 0
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570
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920
0
490
750
490
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IO
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dep
tem
LIT
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800
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750
750 PRACTICE STUDIO
800
800
RECORDING STUDIO
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630
630
+6.50
400
750
D
800
D
A
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850
PIANO 20M2 KEMAN 18M2 VIOLA 18M2
PIANO 16M2
ORCHESTRA 70M2
18x30/16.6
+7.00
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VIOLA 40M2
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KEMAN 18M2
DOUBLE PIANO 40M2
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KEMAN 18M2
ROYAL PIANO 33M2 700
0
96
530
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0/16
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24x3
KULIS
TEACHER ROOM 18M2
ACIK BUFE
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+3.80
AT
TEACHER ROOM 18M2
LIT
0
85
DE
sahne
SITTING AREA
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920
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0 75
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0
96
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TEACHER ROOM 18M2
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lighting +5.00
0
projector
85
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TEACHER ROOM 18M2
AT
LIT
DE
0 72
0
75
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570
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museum
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75
920
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490
information
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750
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0
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72
egitmen odasi
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osu
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me
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N
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ma
dep
tem
LIT
DE
+5.50
+0.00
GUITAR 45M2
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+5.50
+6.00
800
wc
birlestirmek +6.50
boyama
BAGLAMA 30M2
tel deneme
A
DRUM AND DARBUKA 60M2
KANUN 30M2
750
750
sekil verme
NEY 30M2 SAXAPHONE 40M2
KLARNET 30M2
800
800
+6.50
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630
630 800
400
D
+6.50
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
630
+5.00
750
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
A
PRACTICE STUDIO
RECORDING STUDIO
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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UNOBSTRUCTED ROOF
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2%
2%
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Section A-A
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SECTON BREAK POINT
SUN CUTTER
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DIRECTOR ROOM
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PIANO
UNOBSTRUCTED ROOF
SECRETARY
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OFFICES
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LIBRARY
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CORIDOR
ROYAL PIANO
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TEACHERS ROOM
TEACHERS ROOM
TEACHERS ROOM
TEACHERS ROOM
TEACHERS ROOM
TEACHERS ROOM
TEACHERS ROOM
TEACHERS ROOM
CORIDOR
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CORIDOR
CORIDOR
ORCHESTRA
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INFO ROOM
REGISTRATION
AUDIO ENGINEERING
AUDIO ENGINEERING
MUZIK VE DIZI
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
CLOTHES CHANIGIN ROOM
MACHINE ROOM
TECHNIQUE ROOM
CORIDOR
PRACTICE STUDIO
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+0.00
Section B-B
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
CLOTHES CHANIGIN ROOM
+0.00
DEPO
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East elevation (from inside)
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+3.00
+3.00
+0.00
+0.00
North elevation
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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