PORTFOLIO Kendal Varolgunes
Bachelor Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences Eindhoven University of Technology, 2020
EDUCATION Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), Eindhoven
2017 - Present
Second year student in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences
TEV Inanc Turkes Private High School (TEVITOL), Kocaeli
2012 - 2017
The only GATE (gifted and talented education) high school in Turkey Graduated from International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) (Turkish/Mathematics Track)
KENDAL VAROLGUNES
SKILLS ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
PROGRAMMING
SketchUp (Proficient) Java (Intermediate) Revit
(Intermediate) MySQL (Intermediate)
AutoCAD (Proficient) PHP (Proficient) Photoshop (Proficient) JavaScript (Intermediate)
Address
Heezerweg 76 Eindhoven The Netherlands 5614HE
kendalvarolgunes@gmail.com
Phone
+31 6 44 65 51 51 +90 555 002 3053
Indesign (Proficient) HTML & CSS (Proficient) Illustrator (Intermediate) MATLAB (Intermediate) V-RAY (Proficient) Pyhton (Proficient)
AWARDS 24H Disruptive Challenge - First Place A design museum proposal for refurbishing an unused church
(May 2019)
2019 Busan Architecture & Urban Media Competition - First Place (October 2019) Photographs on the subject of Oblivion & Memory
Languages Turkish (Native)
kendalvarolgunes
Kendal Varolgüneş
English
(Proficient)
French
(Intermediate)
Extra Curricular
Running (Professional) Painting (1 Solo & 1 Group Exhibitions) Photography (1 Solo & 2 Group Exhibitions)
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Integration of Public with Private
Journey of Voyeur
COMMONS...........................4
CONNECTION HALL.......23
AXES MUSEUM.................19
THE MEIOSIS.....................14
DESIGN LIBRARY................9
LEVELS RESIDENCE...........4
CONTENTS
Escape from City to Nature in a Library
Blending into Nature for a Tea
Respect to Context & People
Universtiy Career
Universtiy Career
Universtiy Career
Universtiy Career
Extracurricular Activity
Universtiy Career
Laboratory of AUDE Project 3 2019 ir. J.P.M. (Joahn) Swagten
Laboratory of BAU Project 2 2018 ir. J.P.M. (John) Swagten
Laboratory of AUDE Project 1 2018 ir. J.P.M. (John) Swagten
Laboratory of AUDE Project 2 2018 K. (Kristina) Buzaityte
Copenhagen Call Competition 2017
Laboratory of AUDE Project 4 2019 ir. Hans Snijders
Living in Landscape
Final Presentation Drawings Kendal Varolgüneş 1284428
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The architecture is bound to the landscape it is sitting
the Meiosis are integrating those two. The materialization
and Levels are aiming for the creation of the new topologies
on to become completed with its materiality or morphology.
of the building also blends into the nature with the timber
through these relations. However, the building is not sepa-
There are two options as either blending into the topology
and greenery usage. The enclosure spaces become opener.
rated from its context with the help of the transformation of
or manipulating the building to become the new topology.
Sculpting the building based on the surrounding interactions
the interspaces around.
The moment building is able to embrace the landscape sur-
leads to enhancing the essence of the site and integrate the
rounding; then it can generate the qualities specific to the
already existing qualities in the space. Hence, the typology is
landscape. It would be connecting the tectonic meaning of
dominant in the design process.
the building with the aesthetical aspects and the visitors.
The building could define its own topology which could
The situation with the natural landscapes is an op-
establish new public-private area definitions and transitions.
portunity to bring the people and nature together to cre-
The blank canvas of modern cities is suitable to be manipu-
ate a journey, whereas the Commons, Design Library, and
lated based on creating a new typology. The connection hall
The last project after Commons presents the possibility
to question the relation of the space and the object to finalize with an analysis.
To conclude, the following projects are constructed
around the central theme of the typology to complement the context and fulfill its purpose.
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The morphological relation of a building could be fit on a range with the maximums as the merging into the landscape and creating the new topography with the building. The projects response to the environment is shaped based on that. The distinct types of topology are establishing these circumstances. The projects are fit on the scale.
L E V E L S RESIDENCE Studio Project, 2nd Year - 3rd Quartile In the Levels Building, the composition of the semi-public and public places is enhanced by different levels for the transition to a new typology, terraces, galleries and setbacks. The passage underneath the building is a link between the serenity of the courtyard and the turmoil of the city. The form is shaped by the terrace houses, the setbacked ground floor, and the elevation differences. The outer faรงade reflects the massiveness of the building using contours and rhythmic concrete elements. The balconies are creating an expressionist dynamism via breaking the symmetry. The houses located in between the terraces and gallery are creating an inner faรงade. The differences between the levels of the corridors and houses distinguish the private and public areas.
Concept
PLOT
SET BACK
PASSAGE
Timber
Plaster
Floor & Window Frame
Interior Walls
TERRACE
CIRCULATION
Concrete Concrete Aluminium
Exterior Walls
Floor & Ceiling
Window Frame
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Level contains the shifted floor levels to create the privacy of the residential area with the views to the inside. However, the shifted layers give the opportunity to recieve daylight from different layers of the building. The detail of the high window is integrated with the bench that is claimed for the residents usage.
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4. DOUBLEX HOUSE TYPE
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D E S I G N LIBRARY Studio Project, 1nd Year - 4rd Quartile The location of the plot in between Dommel River and Eindhoven city center inspired the concept of nature vs. city dichotomy in the Design Library. The building embraces the landscape with the shifted floors and defines a new space for the city side. The building program reflects the dichotomies in function and form which are harmonized with the intersecting and continuous spaces. The geometric rational form uses the volumes that intersect with each other to create new spaces. The main theme of these two different spaces is reflected in many elements of the building including the material choice, extraverted-introverted windows, distribution of the program, and level relations.
Concept
PLOT
COURTYARDS
Timber
Exterior Walls
Timber
INTERSECTION AREA
ELEVATED MIDDLE FOR LIGHT
Concrete Aluminium Greenery
Interior Walls Exterior Walls & Window Frame
Window Frame
Surrounding Elements
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Floor Plan 1 Scale 1:100
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Floor Plan 2
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THE MEIOSÄ°S TEA-HOUSE Studio Project, 2nd Year - 1rd Quartile The Meiosis is a tea house project with a small scale programme for an urban development. The main concept is blending into the nature for a sensational tea experience. The form is based on a rational shape being manipulated in accordance with the surrounding dynamic elements like the routing and the river. The morphology and the detailing brings the natural qualities like the river, views, and utside inside relation together. The blending is created with the help of material and colour choices, and the usage of semi-enclosed spaces. The interconnectivity between the enclosed and semi-enclosed units is established by the roof structure.
Concept
RATIONAL GEOMETRY
INTERSECTION OF ROUTINGS
ORGANIC SHAPE BLENDING
Concrete
Timber
Timber
Timber
Timber
Floor & Core
Interior Walls
Structure
Furniture
Outside Cladding
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The Meiosis is based on a singular unit divided into four sub cells. The characteristics of cells are based inside and outside relation under one roof structure. The diagonal spaces have similarities that resembles the main idea like the tree in the center of outside and the central column for the interior cafĂŠ. These similarities shape the units.
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A X E S M U E S U M Studio Project, 2nd Year - 2rd Quartile Axes Museum is an extension to the existing main and annex buildings of KrĂśller MĂźller Museum. The essential concept is creating the missing links between the existing axes and merging the building into its surrounding with the shaped typology. Unconnected links in x-y axes shaped the morphology of the building. In order to create an uninterrupted circulation, all axes are tied together. For the sake of consistency, the materials and colors are chosen coherent to the existing structures. The overall connections construct a journey for the visitors consisting stages with various light and space experiences based on the integration to the landscape and the building. The stairs are used as the main elements to divide these stages.
Concept
MISSING CONNECTIONS OF KRÖLLER MÜLLER Timber
Glass
Furniture
Translucent Window
CONNECTION IN AXES Concrete Concrete Aluminium
Polished Interior Walls
Exterior Walls
Window Frame
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Floor Plan +1
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The exhibition is based on various sizes and characteristics for each exhibition room. The complete journey is based on finilazing the continues museum experience and then the visitors enjoy the nature around with a cup of coffee. The transition between the museum loop and the public wing is established by the entrance area.
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CONNECTION H A L L Competition, 1nd Year - 3rd Quartile Conference Hall project is prepared for a competition. The plot is on the path between Christiansborg Slot and Glyptoteket within city center of Copenhagen. The program contains hall, exhibition area, foyer, and cafe with some office space. The courtyard is designed as a contemporary interpretation of the conventional Danish building blocks in an inverted manner. The green roof integrates the existing path to the building and creates a vista point for viewing the Christiansborg Slot and Glyptoteket. These two elements are bringing new qualities to space with a respect. The space is delineated by several space defining elements including the ornamental staircase, the varying ceiling heights, service corridors, as well as by material usage.
Concept
TRADITIONAL DANISH COURTYARD
ACCESS
Timber
Paint
Interior Walls & Furniture
Stairs
INVERTED COURTYARD
PATHWAY & SLOPED ROOF
Concrete Concrete Aluminium
Exterior Walls
Floor & Ceiling
Window Frame
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Ground Floor
Floor -1
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Copenhagen Conference Hall is prepared as a journey that connets two landmarks in the city. The visit to the building is represented with the visualizations. The corresponding characteristics of each space is designed to reflect its functions with the concept of Raumplan. The building is centered around several elements like the stairs.
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COMMONS MASTER PLAN Studio Project, 2nd Year - 4th Quartile Commons is a master project located in a countryside town of the Netherlands called Griendtsveen. The concept of life in the landscape is enhanced via the properties of each topology in the area and connecting those to each other. Three types as the ribbon, scattered, and townscape typologies and the historic topology of the landscape are taken as the reference to develop. For presenting a community, the common spaces with the three landscape qualities are introduced. The integration and enhancing of nature brought the design, interaction between the neighbors, and landscape together. The result is the authentic intertwined landscapes.
Concept
Living in Nature
Common Areas
Design Based on Programme
Timber
Pavement
Dust
Greenery
Brick
Tower & Exterior Walls
Car & Bike Paths
Pedestrian Road
Landscape Elements
Exterior Walls
Authentic Landscapes
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Town Center Floor Plan
Scattered Type Floor Plan
Ribbon Type Floor Plan
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The characteristic of Griendtsveen is the different landscapes due to the ribbon structure of Limburg and the scattered live-stock farms of North Barant. The center is town-scape. To enhance these properties, the various common areas with the greenery are designed. Living in the landscape is the major theme since it is a specific rural area.
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Temporos p a t i a l Studio Project, 2nd Year - 4th Quartile Temporo-spatial is a project based on the preparation of three artifacts with the concrete and copper wires. The artifacts are prepared to give the concept of interior and exterior in architecture. The main aim is to prepare the posters that the objects are placed in an environment. Three posters are designed based on the materiality choices to be matched with the topology of the surrounding. The artifacts are crafted based on the basic architectonic elements like a hut, dome, and interior window. The contradiction between the space and the context leads the viewers to question the aspects of architecture that has evolved in centuries. The resulting visuals are mixing time and space, at the same time blending into the perceived space.
P r i m i t i v e H u t
A r c h e d W i n d o w
F l o a t i n g D o m e
The structure is created with the
The arched window opening with
A dome’s tectonic properties are
wires as a skeleton and concrete
a massive material surrounding it
perfected since the ancient Roman
as the skin. The hut is an essential
is relatable for any observer. The
eras. The contradiction between
milestone mentioned in Gottfried
known morphology of an opening
the earth dome being carried by
Semper’s analysis on creating
is created with the distant placing
the thin wire skeleton expresses
space. The materiality is essential
of the wires and the rhythmic arch-
the ability to invert the relations
for the perception of the space.
es made out of concrete.
which results with a tectonic issue.
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