NEIGHBOURHOOD 2.0
ILGIN HANCIO ĞLU 020110194
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01___________________________________________________URBAN ANALYSIS 02___________________________________________________________FERIKOY
03____________________________________________________________PROLOGUE 04___________________________________________________________MUST HAVES 05________________________________________________________SITE DIAGRAMS 06_____________________________________________________________SITE PLAN 07_____________________________________________________________SECTION A 08_____________________________________________________________SECTION B 11__________________________________________________________SITE DIAGRAM 12______________________________________________________EXP. PERSPECTIVE 13____________________________________________________COMMUNITY CENTER 14____________________________PRINCIPLES OF EXPANSION & PERSONALISATION 15____________________________PRINCIPLES OF EXPANSION & PERSONALISATION 16__________________________________________________________FLOOR PLANS 17___________________________________________________________FOOD ROUTE 18__________________________________________________________________
19__________________________________________________________TREE HOUSES 20__________________________________________________________________ 21__________________________________________________________________
01___________________________________________________URBAN ANALYSIS
Kağıthane
Gayrettepe Şişli
Feriköy Ortaköy
Harbiye
Eyüp
Dolmabahçe
Beşiktaş
Beyoğlu Beylerbeyi
Kabataş
Karaköy Eminönü
1946
1966
1982
The settlements create a gridal pattern
First traces of irregular settlements
With the junction; the area got closer to trasportation points
Junction expansion
Slums
Highrises
Gridal area
2014 With the junction expansion and the tunnel the area became a trasportation point. The highrise buildings and the slums contrasts with the neighbourhood which is still ongoing on the gridal parts.
02___________________________________________________________FERIKOY
Main road with vehicle traffic and a bus route Streets with neighbourhoods Ağaçlık alan Tarihi İski binası
03_________________________________________________________PROLOGUE
TODAY'S URBAN TYPOLOGY IS A CONSEQUENCE OF THE CONFLICT BETWEEN TWO DIFFERENT APPROACHES OF CAPITALIZATION OVER THE BUILDING LOTS. ON ONE SIDE, THERE ARE THE SMALL ENTREPRENEURS, CONTRACTORS INCLUDING THE LOT OWNERS IN THE SLUMS WHO CAN CONTROL VERY SMALL AND INDIVIDUAL PORTIONS OF LAND AND ON THE OTHER END, THERE ARE BIG GROUPS OF COOPERATIONS THAT HAVE THE POWER TO BUILD THOUSANDS OF SQUARE METERS OF COMPLEXES THAT CHANGE THE ENTIRETY OF A DISTRICT. THIS LEADS TO TWO DIFFERENT SPATIAL PATTERNS: FRAGMENTS OF 20TH CENTURY URBANIZATION WITH SMALL GRIDS ALONGSIDE GIGANTIC GATED SITES. TURKEY, BUT ISTANBUL IN PARTICULAR IS EXPERIENCING THE MOST DRAMATIC PERIOD EVER IN TERMS OF URBAN RENEWAL OR SO CALLED GENTRIFICATION FOR THE LAST 10 YEARS. BIG CONTRACTORS ARE SWEEPING THE ENTIRE CITY WITH NO CONCERN OF HISTORY, CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT. THE CITY TOGETHER WITH ITS HABITANTS IS LOSING ITS MEMORIES OF URBAN CULTURE OR NEIGBORHOOD. FERIKOY HAS ITS OWN CHARACTERISTICS AS A COSMOPOLITE SETTLEMENT JUST LIKE MANY OTHER PARTS OF OLD ISTANBUL. BEING CLOSE TO COMMERCIALLY DEVELOPED SISLI AND HOUSING TO AN INDUSTRIAL ZONE HAS EFFECTED THE DEMOGRAPHICS AS WORKING CLASS AND SMALL TRADE PEOPLE.HOWEVER, THIS STRUCTURE IS HIGHLY THREATENED BY THE URBAN TRANSFORMATION AS THE INVASION OF THE SKYSCRAPERS RESPECTS NO BOUNDARIES. THE NEW HABITANTS OF THE DISTRICT ARE THE VERY RESIDENTS OF THESE SKYSCRAPERS SURROUNDED BY HIGH WALLS AND PROTECTED BY SECURITY CAMERAS. THEY ARE NOT ONLY PROTECTED, BUT ALSO PROHIBITED FROM THE LIFE OUTSIDE.
04_______________________________________________________MUST HAVES
Stand up to the displacement of the poor
Nursing homes for sick and old members
Enable to access cheap and healty food
Black, immigrant and LGBT citizens should be considered
Solidarity association for the immigrants
Enable people to make money
Become a whole only with all its members
Must have some services
Opportunites for living in, workplace and night life
Laundry rooms and public kitchens
Parks, sportfiels and playing grounds, public spaces for each member of the society
Solidarity association for women
Must be appropriated by its owners - but still welcome outsiders
Not only “bringing together” but also “find something to do together”
Must be a place where anyone can afford to live in
Must bring together people from different ???s Must have “imece” (collective work)
Design for women, kids, elders and handicapped people
Must be shaped by its owners
Must be safe
City-scaled regulations for eathquake safety Different housing types
Neighbourhood
1
Direct democracy Must introduce people
Must create familiarities
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05_____________________________________________________SITE DIAGRAMS
Municipality
Investor
Investor
Structure
Structure % x
Municipality
Municipality
Community Center
Community Center
Education :Urban stage and auditorium :Exhibition hall :Library and living room
Ateliers and Shops Agriculture :Source of income :Meet the needs of the structure :Meet the needs of the neighbourhood
Structure % x
Investor
Investor
New habitants
06_________________________________________________________SITE PLAN
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NEIGBORHOOD 2.0 A MODEST SOLUTION TO THIS ISOLATED AND NON PRODUCTIVE WAY OF LIVING. A SELF DEVELOPING SYSTEM THAT SHELTERS HOUSING, EDUCATION, AGRICULTURE AND TRADE.PERFORMING LIKE AN ECOSYSTEM; YET IN CONTACT WITH THE CITY AROUND AND OPEN TO LIFE OUTSIDE AS THERE ARE NO WALLS AROUND TO BAN THE BY PASSERS. THE COMPLEX CONSISTS OF A COMMUNITY CENTER FOR PUBLIC COURSES, ATELIERS, EXHIBITON HALLS AND AN AUDITORIUM. A GREEN HOUSE FOR SMALL SCALE AGRICULTURE AND A FOR ISKI CAFETERIA. A GROUP OF SHOPS AS WELL AS WORKSHOPS ARE LOCATED UNDER THE CAFETERIA. A VAST PUBLIC PARK HOSTS ALL OF THESE.
07_________________________________________________________SECTION A
C
BRIDGE
LIBRARY
HOUSING
GREENHOUSE
COMMUNITY CENTER SHOPPING
09_________________________________________________________SECTION B
HOUSING
BRIDGE
GREENHOUSE
LIBRARY
11______________________________________________________SITE DIAGRAM
HOUSING COMMUNITY CENTER GREEN HOUSE COMMERCIAL ISKI
12__________________________________________________EXP. PERSPECTIVE
13________________________________________________COMMUNITY CENTER
14________________________PRINCIPLES OF EXPANSION & PERSONALISATION
15________________________PRINCIPLES OF EXPANSION & PERSONALISATION
THE SYSTEM FORESEES A PERSONALISED EXPANSION UPON CHANGING NEEDS OF THE HOUSEHOLD. THE STEEL SCAFFOLD ENABLES HORIZONTAL ADDITIONS AS TIME AND BUDGET ALLOWS, WITHOUT DETACHING THE CONTEXT. THE LAYOUT CAN BE DETERMINED BY THE USER WHO CAN ALSO CHOOSE DIFFERENT BUILDING MATERIALS, PROVIDED THAT THE INTERACTIVE AND SELF GENERATING WAY OF LIFE IS MAINTAINED.
16______________________________________________________FLOOR PLANS
17_______________________________________________________FOOD ROUTE
19______________________________________________________TREE HOUSES
Let’s have tea up in my tree And see the world below There’s playing cards And jars of jelly beans And candles all aglow We’ve got a place up there up i the sky And though it’s really not that high It’s somewhere, somewhere to go It’s somewhere to go Teahouse Treehouse by The Willow And The Builder
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2014