urban design and planning
PORTFOLIO 2018 by
ITIR COSKUN
ITIR COSKUN
EDUCATION
born in Istanbul, 22 September 1994 itircoskun1@gmail.com phone: +905333781265
Bauhaus Universitat, Weimar/Germany 2013Istanbul Technical University, Istanbul/Turkey 2012-2013 Kerék Általános Iskola és Gimnázium, Budapest/Hungary 2008-2012 Kartal Anatolian High School, Istanbul/Turkey 2016-2017
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCES 2016
worked in the accounting department 2015-2016
2017
Kadiköy Municipality, Istanbul/Turkey street Installation and transportation projects in the department of urban design
Bige Architecture & Planning, Istanbul/Turkey
2015-2016
Turkish (Native Language) English (c1)
COMPUTER SKILLS
MS Office NetCAD - GIS Autocad Rhino
TAK Collaborative Planning and Design Studio, Istanbul/Turkey volunteer partner
2015
Faces of Remembrance” Erasmus+ Workshop-Project, Weimar/Germany participant student
2015
Urban Awareness Workshop, Istanbul/Karaköy 2 day of workshop including seminars and implementations on street
2013
planning department
LANGUAGE
ITU Urban & Urbanisation Club, Istanbul/Turkey vice president
WORK EXPERIENCES 2015
Ober Gatlinburg Ski & Amusement Park, Tennessee/USA
Academic Research on Campus Satisfaction and Student Participation, Istanbul/Turkey Assisting Prof. Lale Berköz with collecting data
German (b1) Hungarian (b1)
20132012-2013
1 year cultural exhange student 2010
Photoshop Illustrator ArcGis Grasshopper
Member of Chamber of City Planners, Turkey American Field Service (AFS), Budapest/Hungary Udens College Exchange Programme, Uden/Netherlands
REFERENCES
Philippe Schmidt, Professor
Bauhaus Universitat-Weimar Tel +49 3643 58-2651, philippe.schmidt@uni-weimar.de
Nilgün Ergün, Professor
Istanbul Technical University Tel +90 3212 2931300, ergunn@itu.edu.tr
CONTENT year
title & location
page
201 8
Logistic City, Sakarya/Turkey
1-2
201 7
Analysing Small Cities, ThĂźringen/Germany
3
201 7
Development of Rural Towns in Ethiopia, Seriti/Ethiopia
4-5
201 6
3 Villages 3 Squares, Istanbul/Turkey
6
201 6
Master Development Plan, Zile/Turkey
7
201 5
Faces of Remembrance, Weimar/Germany
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Project
LOGISTIC CITY, Sakarya/Turkey
4STRATEGIES
3SCALES 1/25.000 scenario
1/5.000 master plan 1/1000 design
1/25.000 DEVELOPMENT SCENARIO
1/5000 MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Zoning system
ALTERNATIVES Population Projection Natural increase of population: 80.536 Sectoral growth of population: 166.180
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Project
LOGISTIC CITY, Sakarya/Turkey 1/1000 LOGISTIC CENTER (TRANSITION ZONE) DESIGN 52 hectares
1/1000 RESIDENTIAL AREA DESIGN
54 hectares
SYNTHESIS
SYNTHESIS
2
Project
ANALYSING SMALL CITIES, Thüringen/Germany Purpose Students divided into groups of 15 aimed to work out, in how far the concept of ‘Urban Metabolism’ can help clarify the interrelations and interdependencies between the urban components in the question about more local and decentralised versus global and centralised systems of stocks and flows and their meaning for urban areas.
space syntax analysis : betweenness a measure of centrality in a graph based on shortest paths.
6622 ha : Bad Frankenhausen
Waltershausen : 66063 ha
Methodology In order to understand the urban metabolism in small cities, Two cities in Thüringia, Germany was examined: Bad Frankenhausen, Waltershausen. Spatial analysis including space syntax analyses have been done by Grasshopper/Rhino3d.
space syntax analysis : closeness a measure of centrality in a network.
6622 ha : Bad Frankenhausen
Waltershausen : 66063 ha 3
Project
DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL TOWNS IN ETHIOPIA, Seriti/Ethiopia Ethiopia
SERITI : City of Stones
Purpose Transforming a rural village in central Ethiopia, which lacks basic infrastructure into a small city of 10,000 inhabitants.
Methodology The project is developed using parametric modelling, whereby the urban form depends on the chosen variable (local construction material; stones). Grasshopper & Rhino3d softwares have been used. (NQY QH /GVCDQNKUOU
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Project
DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL TOWNS IN ETHIOPIA, Seriti/Ethiopia Project aims to analyse different scenarios of growth of Seriti into a small city of 10,000 inhabitants, using a parametric model. 1- MONOCENTRIC SCENARIO
Research question: What if the extraction was centrally controlled, starting from a central point, and growing progressively and proportionally to the number of buildings to be constructed, in a concentric way, until reaching 10,000 inhabitants? Centre Population The Number of Houses Plot Size Housing Area Agricultural Area Social Infrastructure Area Number of Stones per house Extraction Area Extraction Method Preservation
2- POLYCENTRIC SCENARIO
Centre Population The Number of Houses Plot Size Housing Area Agricultural Area Social Infrastructure Area Number of Stones per house Extraction Area Extraction Method Preservation
polycentric 10,000 6,000 500m2 168 ha 299 ha 7 ha 2400 467 ha By gots central road, gots and current housing, agriculture, church
Research question: What if we added constraints to the first scenario? What if the extraction was controlled by gots, the extraction areas surrounded each gots, and the housing expansion was limited by current agricultural land?
Centre Population The Number of Houses Plot Size Housing Area Agricultural Area Social Infrastructure Area Number of Stones per house Extraction Area Extraction Method Preservation
3- SELF SUFFICIENT PLOTS
linear 27,165 3,259 1800m2 979 ha 22 ha 2400 ha 979 ha By individuals Inside each plot central road, gots and current housing, agriculture, church
Research question: What if the extraction was controlled by individuals? What if the size of their plots was determined by the number of stones needed to build the buildings for their household? What if their plots gave them self-sufficiency in construction?
concentric 10,000 6,000 500m2 100 ha 332 ha 7 ha 2400 432 ha centrally controlled central road -
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Workshop
3 VILLAGES 3 SQUARES, Istanbul/Turkey Purpose The workshop aimed to design public squares for 3 different neighbourhoods in outskirts of Istanbul with a collaboration workshop between 3 different universities with different perspectives. Methodology 5 students from both architecture and planning diciplines worked together in research and design processes. Field research have been done including interviews with local people. REA DA B L EN ES S
macro-synthesis
micro-synthesis
A basic house plan was used as a metaphor in designing process. Neighbourhood has divided into zones depending on the current landuse and urban patterns.
AUTHENTICITY & D I V E RS I T Y
ELIGIBLE PUBLIC SPACES
“REFLECTING LIVING CULTURE IN URBAN DESIGN” as the concept
S PA C E S U STA S INA B IL ITY
A C C ES SIBILITY
FLEXIBLE URBAN S PA C ES
social facilities
main pedestrian axe
6
Project
MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN - Zile/Turkey Purpose The project aims to develop a master plan for a county with 57000 inhabitants in Turkey named Zile. Methodology Social analysis depending on the field visit done during the project, natural, built and socio-economic analysis done with ArcGIS was used in order to develop a master plan. 1/5000 master development plan
population density
transportation system
neighbourhood units social facilities
extension area A
green areas
extension area B
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FACES OF REMEMBRANCE, Weimar/Germany
Workshop The workshop was based on genuine examples of a culture of remembrance – public places, buildings and monuments in Weimar with all of their social and cultural attributes.
Hotel Elephant
The oldest hotel serving since 17th century in Weimar that hosted many people such as Goethe and Adolf Hitler
Built as a barn for the palace in 15th century. In 1936, police forces of Nazi Regime started to use the building
Marstall
GauForum
The GauForum Weimar was planned as the biggest square of Weimar in the Nazi Regime in Germany
The monument built in the concentration camp after the war in 1958
Buchenwald Memorial
The workshop mainly focused on these two questions; -How is history portrayed in everyday life? -In what ways do we remember important events in our past and how should we cultivate such memories?
In this context, we worked on negative heritage as the concept and focused on the ways of handling the negative heritage. A manifest is written on 4 different monuments in Weimar as an outcome of the workshop. 8
ITIR COSKUN itircoskun1@gmail.com phone: +905333781265