Architectural Design Portfolio of Dogus Oren

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2016

modulus arc5352 comprehensive design project FAU SoA Project of the Year 2016 precedent study arc5352 seijo townhouses by SANAA

shark valley research arc3320 architectural design 5

2014

FAU/BC student housing complex arc4326 architectural design 7

2013

emerge tech institute for emerging technologies arc4327 architectural design 8

2015

hotspots arc5328 advanced architectural design 1

charrettes

2009

physical models and furniture

formats for living: developing mixed-use urban housing for flagler village arc5352 comprehensive design project date: spring 2016 location: fort lauderdale, fl

modulus

revit sketchup photoshop illustrator podium render

FAU SoA Project of the Year Located at the intersection of Sistrunk Boulevard and Third Avenue, the epicenter of the Flagler Village Neighborhood, Modulus merges urban and suburban lifestyles while contributing to the current momentum of redevelopment in the neighborhood. The terraced housing typology at the upper level creates “urban� yards that bring the qualities of outdoor living in a subtropical climate by extending modest interior square-footage. These terraced units also create spectacular views of the downtown Fort Lauderdale skyline. Units below the terraced types include studio and one-bedroom along a single-loaded breezeway providing a range of unit types for different age and income levels. At the ground level, Modulus provides retail and shared amenities while creating connections to the community garden and Peter Feldman Park across the street. Modulus was chosen by the faculty for its exemplar depth of looking at multiple scales, easy to understand graphics and comprehensive approach.

NE

3rd

Av e

NE 3rd Ave

N Andrews Ave

Powerline Rd Sunrise Blvd

NE 4th St

Broward Blvd

Street Hierarcy ¼00” =1’-0”

F.A.T. Village Site Analysis Typography Research

Federal Highway

Las Olas Blvd

merging suburban and urban typologies

+

contribute to the current momentum of flagler village maximize green space

Minimum Multi-Family

Value $6,330,720.00

Income $1,147,392.00

Vacancy $172,108.80

Effective Income $975,283.20

Operating Expenses $292,584.96

Net Operating Income $682,698.24

Return on Investment 11%

Cost Analysis Design Process

High-Density Multi-Family

Value $43,650,343.00

Income

$6,352,484.00

Vacancy $1,150,899.20

Effective Income $5,143,596.80

Operating Expenses $1,141,079.04

Net Operating Income $4,002,517.76

Return on Investment 9%

Option 3

Value $8,550,240.00

Income $1,344,000.00

Vacancy $201,600.00

Effective Income $1,142,400.00

Operating Expenses $342,720.00

Net Operating Income $799,680.00

Return on Investment 9%

Option 4

Value $23,432,264.00

Income $3,241,000.00

Vacancy $524,400.00

Effective Income $2,712,600.00

Operating Expenses $573,730.00

Net Operating Income $2,138,870.00

Return on Investment 9%

Neighborhood Assets Urban Analysis

seijo townhouses by sanaa kazuyo sejima + nishizawa arc5352 comprehensive design project date: spring 2016 location: tokyo, japan

precedent

revit photoshop illustrator

semi-attached townhouse cluster. each unit is a series of spatial modules in different directions and sequences while overlapping each other. unit sizes are between 550 to 750 square feet. there are 14 units. the residential complex is on a 0.25 acre site. dwelling unit per acre ratio (dupa) is 56.

institute for emerging technologies arc4327 architectural design 8 date: spring 2015 location: ft. lauderdale

emerge tech

rhinoceros sketchup photoshop vlux lumion render

Located in the heart of Downtown Ft. Lauderdale, between the Broward Public Library, Nova Contemporary Art Museum and the FAU/BC Education Complex, the Institute for Emerging Technologies creates an opportunity for different branches of science to intermingle among each other. BIM, Robotics, I.T., Biotechnology, 3D Production, Architecture and Art are the seven selected branched which can use the knowledge and experiences from this collective pool and bring different approaches to innovation.

Each branch has their own research lab interconnected and there are also common areas such as recreational areas, exhibition space, auditorium, public library, study rooms.

arc5328 advanced architectural design 1 date: fall 2015 location: northwest historic district, west palm beach, fl

hotspots

sketchup illustrator photoshop maperative

the primary agenda for this project is to investigate the location of hotspots in the neighborhood to form and create a cohesive and integrated network. the initiators ignite activity in the surrounding areas from a range of large scale connections to small scale connections. the proposed interventions become a unified element.

sunset lounge development

complete urban development all hotspots

arc4326 design 7 date: fall 2014 location: downtown fort lauderdale, fl

fau/bc housing complex

rhinoceros illustrator photoshop lumion

arc3320 design 5 date: fall 2013 location: shark valley, everglades, fl

shark valley analysis

hand-drawn photoshop

charrettes

alternative arts and youth center

THE BIKE STOP ////////

SITE PLAN - Proposed Bike Stops

Fluorescent Light Bulbs create a “Stage Effect” exposing the Bike Parking Area & increasing street security at night.

Side View - Self-Service Repair Station

LED Lighting for Artistic & Commercial advertising + Augments Visual Exposition against bike theft Direct visual contact between the people sitting on the bench & the parked bikes discourages bike thefts

Rear View - Bike Rack

Side View - Bus Seating - Bike Rack

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Existing Local Bus Stop

A Self-Repair Bike Station can be found on the structural core. With space to hang your bike to the against the at wall & permanent equipment to innate bike tires.

THE BIKE STOP is an innovative BikeRack concept that multifunctions as a Bus Stop, an Informational Hub for turistic and cultural purposes, and a waiting stop for commuters that need to get picked up.

The core concept is to make the

“bike parking hub” visually exposed to

different layers of indirect security, whether it is from pedestrians passing by and looking at the LED advertising, the people sitting waiting for the bus and to be picked up, or the drivers waiting on the stop signs and lights, all in order to discourage bike theft.

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physical models + furniture

modulus 2016

shark valley research center 2013

hearst tower new york, ny 2016

museo de la libertad 2011

berlin chair 2010

zig zag chair 2010

red + blue chair 2010

spaghetti chair 2010

public figure 2011 art basel installation by VA | Design contribution: construction

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