Kemal Utku
architect kemalutk@gmail.com Date of Birth: 19 February 1993 Lives in İstanbul Languages: Turkish, English Military Services: Yes Professional Profile Designer at Archbazar website Intern, Slash Architecture Intern, Gap Construction Education Architecture Master Program, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, School of Architecture, Department of Building and Design Theory, Istanbul, 2018-Ongoing BSc. Architecture, Istanbul Kemerburgaz University, School of Architecture, Istanbul, 2016 Competitions + awards Participant, Docomomo Turkey, Modernism in Turkish Local Architecture XV, Heybeliada Primary School, 2019 w/ Ecem Altıntaş, Nisa Nur Özkan Movie Screening Prize, X. Istanbul International Architecture and Urban Film Festival, 2016, w/ Elif Sidar Ökdemir Equivalent Mention Prize, Çuhadaroğlu Aluminum Student Competition, “Başlangıç”, 2015, w/ Elif Sidar Ökdemir Exhibitions + Presentations Exhibitor, “Octahedral” Digital Design and Production Methods Experiment, 2016 w/ Gökhan Uşma, Aslı Say, Elif Sidar Ökdemir, Berivan Danış, Hanife Akça Organization Manager, Surviving Between Pedagogy and Practice in Architectural Education Symposium, 2014 Invited Speaker, Revitalization of the Seafront Strip Around Old Galata Bridge in İstanbul, 2nd Biennial of Architectural and Urban Restoration, 2013
Publications Utku,K.,Altıntaş E.,Özkan,N.N. (2016), Modernism in Turkish Local Architecture XV, Heybeliada Primary School, in Docomomo Turkey Poster Presentation Abstract Booklet (s.120), İstanbul: Dokomomo Turkey Foundation, İstanbul Kemerburgaz University, Ökdemir,E.S., Utku, K. (2017), Inception – Yassıada Nature Observatory Project, in Aurum Design Notes (s.107-109), İstanbul: Altınbaş Foundation,İstanbul Kemerburgaz University Ökdemir,E.S., Utku, K. (2016), Urban Footage Design Studio, Projection Cities, in X. Istanbul International Architecture and Urban Film Festival Booklet (s.58), İstanbul:TMMOB Chamber of Architects Workshop Tutor Tutor, Mekansız Mekan Arşivi, City Dreams, TMMOB Chamber of Architects, 2019, w/ Elif Sidar Ökdemir, Mehmet Ali Gasseloğlu, Merve Yıldırım, Büşra Hamzaoğlu Tutor, Move[n]City II, Mediated City 4 International Conference, 2018, w/ Ayşegül Akçay, Derya Güleç Özer, Nilay Özlü, Çağda Özbaki, Elif Sidar Ökdemir, Ece Konuk, Aygün Aşık Tutor, We Build a House, Mavi Kalem Derneği, 2016, w/ Alev Leverink IT Skills RhinhoCeros, Autocad, Photoshop, Indesign, Office Programs, Rhinho Render, Revit (beginning), Sketchup (beginning), Vray (beginning). Workshop Participant Participant, What Does Design Do When The Order Disrupted?, Eskişehir, Tutor: Bademlik Design Festival, 2016 Participant, Leke-siz, Eskişehir, Tutor: Bademlik Design Festival, 2015 Participant, Cubehocholic, Tutor: Ayşegül Akçay, 2014 Participant, Make Sense, Design Foundation, Tutor: Salih Küçüktuna, 2014 Participant, Are you ready for challenge ?, Atölye İstanbul, 2014
Participant, Communicating Architecture and Build Environment, İstanbul Kemerburgaz University, 2014 Participant, Childreen University Project, İstanbul Kemerburgaz University, 2013 Participant, Intervening İstanbul, İstanbul Culture University, 2013
CONT COMPETITIONS+AWARDS INCEPTION /
OBSERVATION HOUSE 2015/CUHADAROGLU ALUMINUM STUDENT COMPETITION HONORABLE MANSION
PROJECTION CITIES CINEMATIC ARCHITECTURE
X. ISTANBUL INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN FILM FESTIVAL,2016 ISTANBUL:TMMOB CHAMBER OF ARCHITECTS
DOCOMOMO TURKEY/HEYBELIADA ILKOKULU MODERNISM IN TURKISH LOCAL ARCHITECTURE XV,2019
UNDERGRADUATE STUDY
/PROJECTS
LUBUNYA EMPIRE /WOMEN SHELTER 2016/FINAL PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / PROF. DR. GÜL ASATEKIN, RA. MELTEM ÇELTINEL
İSTANBUL KEMERBURGAZ UNIVERSITY
ESKISEHIR GOVERNOR’S MANSION 2015/ARCHITECTURE PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / ERSIN ARISOY, ASST.PROF.DR.DENIZ CETIN
İSTANBUL KEMERBURGAZ UNIVERSITY
MOVE-URB URBAN MUSEUM 2014/DESIGN PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR. DERYA GULEC OZER, ASST. PROF DR. AYSEGUL AKCAY
İSTANBUL KEMERBURGAZ UNIVERSITY
PERA SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
2015/DESGIN PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / PROF DR. AYKUT KARAMAN, RA. MELTEM CETINEL
İSTANBUL KEMERBURGAZ UNIVERSITY
OKTAHEDRAL COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN 2014/INSTALLATION PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR. DERYA GULEC OZER
KEMAL UTKU
CUBE DESIGN BASIC DESIGN PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR. DERYA YORGANCIOGLU, ASST. PROF DR. AYSEGUL AKCAY
TENT RESEARCHS/GRADUATE DEGREE
HEYBELIADA HISTORICAL TIMELINE /OBSERVATION HOUSE 2019/INSTRUCTOR / ASSOC.PROF.DR.NEZIH AYSEL,
MIMAR SINAN FINE ARTS UNIVERSITY WTIH ECEM ALTINTAS, NISA NUR OZKAN
CONTINUITY OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN ARCHITECTURE/HEYBELIADA WINDMILL ANALYSIS 2019/ INSTRUCTOR / PROF. DR.OĞUZ ÖZER, MIMAR SINAN FINE ARTS UNIVERSITY
BAHCELIEVLER URBAN PARK /RESEARCH AND DESIGN PROJECT 2018/MASTER CLAS PROJECT INSTRUCTOR / PROF. DR.OĞUZ ÖZER, MIMAR SINAN FINE ARTS UNIVERSITY
INTERN
HOME YARD RENOVATION PROJECT
/CALIFORNIA HOME YARD, CONCEPT,
2019, USA
WORKSHOP TUTORS MEKANSIZ MEKAN ARSIVI
WITH / ELIF SIDAR OKDEMIR, MEHMET ALI GASSELOGLU, MERVE YILDIRIM, BUSRA HAMZAOGLU
MOVE(N) CITY II
WITH / AYSEGUL AKCAY, DERYA GULEC OZER, NILAY OZLU, CAGDA OZBAKI, ELIF SIDAR OKDEMIR, ECE KONUK, AYGUN ASIK
WE BUILD A HOUSE WITH / ALEV LEVERINK
WITH SLASH ARCHITECTS
DENTAL CLUB POLYCLINIC INTERIOR PROJECT
DUE SUITS RESIDENCES INTERIOR PROJECT, LANDSCAPE DESIGN.
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE ARCHBAZAR WEBSITE ADD HOUSE/INTERIOR CONCEPT PROJECT
2019, MOSCOW, МОСКВА, RUSSIA WTIH KUBRA SECILMIS
KITCHEN/RENOVATION PROJECT
CONCEPT,2019, USA
WORKSHOP PARTICIPANT
MAKE SENSE- IKSV INSTRUCTOR / SALIH KUCUKTUNA
BTF 2016
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR.DENIZ DOKGOZ
BTF 2015
INSTRUCTOR / RA.RAFET UTKU
CUBEHOCHOLIC
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR. AYSEGUL AKCAY
WORKOUT
SKETCHS/PAINTS
INCEPTION /OBSERVATION HOUSE
2015/CUHADAROGLU ALUMINUM STUDENT COMPETITION HONORABLE MANSION
PROJECTION CITIES CINEMATIC ARCHITECTURE X. ISTANBUL INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN FILM FESTIVAL,2016 ISTANBUL:TMMOB CHAMBER OF ARCHITECTS
DOCOMOMO TURKEY/HEYBELIADA PRIMARY SCHOOL MODERNISM IN TURKISH LOCAL ARCHITECTURE XV,2019
COMPETITIONS+ AWARDS
INCEPTION
Observation House
200 m2 YASSIADA 2015 Coporation with Elif Sidar Ökdemir Competition Project Honorable Mention
HONORABLE MENTION Çuhadaroğlu Aluminum Student Competition
“Falling captive is not the problem, the problem is not to surrender!” Nazım Hikmet
İşte Böyle Laz İsmail, Nazım Hikmet Ran, Yatar Bursa Kalesinde, Yapı Kredi Yayınları, 2002, p. 170.
Yassıada Mapping Observation Throughout history, Yassıada always persons/ institutions to be sold off. The island was the execution of shoots. Nowadays, whether the granting of planning permission to remove the protected status that is based on rent and fully with the start of construction is on the agenda. The status of being the name most of the time, has been problematic for urban. Of city dwellers that can intervene easy the islands often, sometimes as close as is gets hurt, but after that she would leave, he would leave as far as.
Location “Start”, and give back the island in order to observe more closely the damage on the island the northwest of the widest viewing angle in the nose is positioned. At the same time the destruction of most of the skyline of the island is a region that can be read on the net.
Yassıda, Past, Present And Future...
After the occupation, the transformation of the materials. The formation of the main structure;
Structure Formation and beginning the process of building and construction, and who opposed the destruction of the invaders arrive to the island of the island begins with the plunder of materials from identification and from the city.
InceptÄąon 1/100 Entrance Kitchen Laboratory
Laboratory
Working Space Working Space
Stairs Observation Space
Kitchen
Observation Space Entrance
Stairs
First Floor
Roof Plan
second Floor
Ground Floor
Section 1-1
Bedroom
Stairs Bathroom Bedroom
Section 2-2
The basic design principle of the project, is to provide maximum gain with minimum intervention to the island. Therefore, the process of the project who oppose the invaders looted the city and of the island sermayelesme the construction of the transformation of materials transported to the island from balar.
Concept Yassıada Nature Observatory on the island with construction starting in 2015, in line with these observations to observe the destruction of nature and nature is a project that aims to get back to work. Lost or endangered plants the process of observation, documentation and re-cultivation is planned to progress in. Rapidly evolving, growing, and cities that no longer consume and capitalism alone are not sufficient to limit the search for mankind a perpetual property due to urbanization, the islands are starting to put a stop to a “starter”.
Laboratory
“Inceptıon”, the destruction brought by the invaders on the island to detect the samples in a laboratory environment are working. Damage is detected and is partially resolved after the island will remain uninhabited.
X. ISTANBUL INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN FILMS FESTIVAL Architecture Workshops Projection Cities
PROJECTION CITIES Cinematic Architecture Projection Mapping and Short Movie 2016
Coporation with Elif Sidar Ökdemir
Understanding the ‘Projections Cities’ The quantity of every element of the perception of the urban city is considered to be defined and measured. The city plan also this architecture definition. The city item is, that all measures be described by the distance tells of his relationship with the residents of the city. “Urban main theme of the film; The feature is linked with the heart through the word. Day by day, technology, transformation and change of the economic system is changing our perception of the effects of the increase of some distance directly. Sometimes extending distances, sometimes it brings.”1 Thanks to new transport tools as technology evolves, distances are getting shorter. For example, in 3 days we’re going to the way we are able to reach in about 40 minutes. The negative aspect of this situation, the journey to the nature of these tools and experiences gained during the destruction of negative effects. Technology also provides rapid dissemination of information. If this information is incorrect, you can reach audiences in a short time. This is easily the interaction between people, socialization, relationships, deep tarnishing. This is the same effect on Cities. With technology growing, changing, and transforming cities to live is very hard. This perception of the change in future when considering their impact on the city and architecture that brought us two different urban scenario. These two different future scenarios according to the concept of the city we have designed two different. Understanding any place of this city don’t. Construct scenarios of the future of these cities existing cities, rather than two different predictions for the future of assessment. Premature and unwarranted to be so was preferred. First, urban design, contemporary urban transformations that evolve with time occurs as a result of the perception of the new city, a city where nature was completely destroyed. It is impossible to live in this city built densely because of the cold and dark. Of the sun’s rays becomes harmful, natural disasters such as lack of oxygen, despite the technology with destroyed lives, technology continues. New shelters were established with a special substance that is produced under the ground. Place walked into city life. The city applied to the design of the second ‘edit’ is a city that is built on. This layout also adopted urban concept today. Each individual will work for, will read, which determines where you will spend time and the entire scheme is dominated by the city, which the understanding. Engine life of individuals and their lives, they will question it will be boring after a while. “As a prediction that leads to the conclusion that will create problems for users in the two cities will be different. First, the destruction of technology and natural resources that will bring serious problems in the city as well as in other cities, we will have extreme bad effects on the architectural and social life of the order. The people in the two cities and at the end they’ll have to take action to change it.”2
The situation described in our scenario actually presented a challenge. Today, the majority of urban transformation, what he thinks is right, and render the city uninhabitable architectural conception of the economy presented a challenge to the pretext. Lebbeus woods is a good example of this. Woods-age architecture of the simulation. Shall be constructed of doing things, architecture and project architect with the media the lack of genuinely can be understood. Woods is the simulation of an architecture, and all that exists in architectural representation, architecture, built refuses. What can be seen as a graphic novel. A real war when American soldiers in Somalia can be simulated in the audience at CNN are the components of If is the fact that wood in Architecture. Expressed in bitter political books-architectural facts without doubt is real. Them we know they’re there. The fact that the simulation are subjected to them doesn’t mean they are worthless. Then, the media of political and humanitarian events, re-generating, by simulating turn into news, and the discourse of the woods, in the field of architecture and design has done for it can be argued that the same thing. Predicted simulation in the understanding of the two cities.
Were sacrificed to the city’s economic development, and is as real as the removal of the poor from the city. The front that we see urban fiction, urban dwellers at the forefront of the city’s takeover of the structures of the problems. We produce and read the script after watching urban simulation, will think of their problems in the destruction of these cities. In a situation where you have two cities, the new leader of the city, the spontaneous and will reshape the viewer’s interpretations. To test whether this city is reflected in the projections of the model was performed. To be added on the model design was to create moving images. Method two urban projection mapping but in three dimensions a single model of fiction and made more understandable. White cardboard with a model was performed. Projected on the projection angle and the projection onto the distance was kept constant. Drawings were made with the help of Photoshop on the model. Various images added. Of the city after the items has been established, the isolation of the residents of the city reflected in the form of a dot. This point and the character of this job. The audience will think this. In the first scenario under the natural areas are destroyed at that point when you are taken. Those that don’t live there either, but they’re bursting spots. The monotonous stresses of life in fiction second. After trying moving these points with the help of Photoshop on model became. The main axles and are kept fixed by changing the locations of these points were recorded in JPEG format. With the help of video projection is reflected and converted into the iMovie program. Projected and projected urban fiction was given the name of Projection Cities.
References 1- K. U., & Ökdemir, E. S. (n.d.). Projection Cities [Abstract]. 2- Tanyeli, Uğur. (2000). Lebbeus Woods. İstanbul: Boyut.
XV. MODERNISM IN TURKISH LOCAL ARCHITECTURE
Docomomo Turkey
HEYBELIADA PRIMARY SCHOOLCIReserach Project Exhibition& Presentation 2019
Coporation with Ecem Altıntaş, Nisa Nur Özkan
Heybeliada Primary School The Heybeliada Elementary School was designed in 1967 by the architect Yılmaz Ergüvenç, and was implemented by A. Turhan Uyaroğlu. The building was located on a 2435 square meters building area in an inclined area with a view of Burgazada and Kinaliada, right next to the Heybeliada Forest, an urban protected area. Heybeliada Primary School was an elementary school with 14 classrooms built around an atrium and composed of fragmented masses sitting on topography. In the period in which the building was designed, a single-mass and rectangular school buildings prepared by the Ministry of Public Works for the whole country were generally applied, and a project consisting of fragmented masses was considered considering the topography of the land in Heybeliada and the negative impact on the silhouette. The building, which has an important place in the memory of island life, has been designed at the user scale and in accordance with the island texture. It is seen in the old documents and photographs that the structure of the building and the fiction of space reflect the modernist period. The courtyard with a view of the other islands also provided a controlled open space for the students who were the users of the structure. The low-storied, sloping structure and landscape of the structure also adapted to the silhouette of the island. In 1990, the library, which underwent a structure-functional change, was used as a kindergarten. In the following years, as the structure became damaged, the classrooms in block C were closed and a canteen structure was built between blocks B and C. The school has an important place in the memory of not only the students but also the inhabitants of the island. With the social and cultural activities of the island in the theater of the school, the structure has a symbolic importance for the island life. as the only primary school of the island. Although the Heybeliada Primary School was registered as a cultural property, the building was destroyed due to the damage it had received in recent years and the earthquake-resistant structure, but was not replaced. In 2002, the reinforced concrete building, which was built for temporary use in the school yard, was used as Heybeliada Primary School, and the Heybeliada Primary School building, which was built in 1967, was abandoned. Instead of the Yılmaz Ergüvenç structure, which was demolished in 2008, a three-storey building of Heybeliada Primary School was built. The building, which was used as a temporary school for a temporary period, was used as Heybeliada Anatolian High School building. Existing buildings questioned the inadequacy of garden use, incompatibility with topography and built environment, problems in user-building relationship and the architectural quality of the changing educational spaces.
LUBUNYA EMPIRE /WOMEN SHELTER 2016/FINAL PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / PROF. DR. GÜL ASATEKIN, RA. MELTEM ÇELTINEL İSTANBUL KEMERBURGAZ UNIVERSITY
ESKISEHIR GOVERNOR’S MANSION 2015/ARCHITECTURE PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / ERSIN ARISOY, RA. DENIZ CETIN İSTANBUL KEMERBURGAZ UNIVERSITY
MOVE-URB URBAN MUSEUM
2014/DESIGN PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR. DERYA GULEC OZER, ASST. PROF DR. AYSEGUL AKCAY İSTANBUL KEMERBURGAZ UNIVERSITY
PERA SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 2015/DESGIN PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / PROF DR. AYKUT KARAMAN, RA. MELTEM CETINEL İSTANBUL KEMERBURGAZ UNIVERSITY
OKTAHEDRAL COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN 2014/INSTALLATION PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR. DERYA GULEC OZER
CUBE DESIGN BASIC DESIGN PROJECT
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR. DERYA YORGANCIOGLU, ASST. PROF DR. AYSEGUL AKCAY
PROJECTS
LUBUNYA EMPIRE Trans Shelter 200 m2 ANADOLU HISARI 2016
FINAL PROJECT PROF.DR.GÜL ASATEKİN RA. MELTEM ÇETİNEL İstanbul Kemerburgaz University
Analysis of the area
The shelter project, the aim is to establish a relationship with the structure of the water and safe, to create a functional design. Anadolu hisar was chosen as the region for the provision of these conditions. Gรถksu River is located in this region where plane trees, historic buildings, draws attention to the culture of the neighborhood. Easy to transport is one of the most important reasons for the election to be of this land. The selected area around the Marmara University campus, housing and a rope factory. The occurrence of the gรถksu River in this area has a factory wood on our property. This factory is the center of our industrial heritage is preserved because it is functional as a shelter. Offices, health unit, conference hall, library, recreation, is located in a converted rope factory. Shelter in an area of 25000 square meters.
As shown in the general layout and factory building acts as a barricade the area where the houses are located. The constructed landscape in the design of circulation facilities. The relationship established with water pergolas, amplifiers and scaffolding is provided. The entrance to the shelter is provided by two doors. Gรถksu River Bridge designed first first is provided. Hidden among the trees and the houses and parking entrances. This entry siginicak connected with the contacts tool will be brought with the main road. The second section is located in the entry job market. Refuge of people using public transportation to easily get to the entrance of the factory building and reaches. This Home offers refuge from the outside at the same time the use of employees. Psychologist and asylum seekers to get into the building first factory with the employees after completing the process, blocks that Cohabitation will be placed in temporary homes.
The courtyard the layout of the house in three different forms. The main goal for individuals to spend time in the yard safely. Stay in the courtyard, the differentiation of building, people are provided with release time. There is a tea garden that connects the roads and the courtyards. The living room in the ground floor of the house establishes the relationship with the other houses in the courtyard. You can reach the shore of the river from the yard to the mill.
There are bedrooms on the second floor in shelters. It will be a long-term stay in blocks of Habit wanted to cut off relations with the environment. The blocks in Cohabitation has the same purpose. Two-storey houses of the masses at the same time, serves as a barricade. Should be paid to the safety of two-storey buildings. The person who came to seek refuge at the edge of the window ID should not be seen and understood. The second floor of the factory library, accommodates functions such as conference rooms and offices.
ESKİŞEHİR GOVERNOR’S MANSION Governor’s Mansion 8000 m2 ESKIŞEHIR 2015
ARCHITECTURAL DESGIN ERSIN ARISOY INSTRUCTOR DENIZ ÇETIN İstanbul Kemerburgaz University
Site Analysis The Governor’s Mansion is organized as Atatürk Stadium land. The stadium in accordance with the function of a public pedestrian access, has a negative impact on sports activities. Design parks to be made, Seating is of great importance. The analysis examined pedestrian and vehicle access to this area. Designed Badger Creek to the Governor’s Mansion can be reached on foot in around 10 minutes. The Governor’s Mansion to be in the middle of residential and office space in the garden to be given importance in social fields has been observed.
Consept Ataturk street was continued until the trees on the field out in the middle of the residential zone. The axle Assembly between the locations of pedestrians in the area that did not fall before the determined and a transition is designed. Registered buildings in the surrounding area was created by taking references from the settlement plan.
Site Plan The Governor’s Mansion designed public spaces on the ground floor of the building. The choice of this functional, and the mass was transferred to the front. Sheltered on the front of the field offices and social functions at the front tasarlanild full transparent. Full empty relation was provided. The Governor’s mansion with a tunnel of glass, Finance building and Courthouse were connected. With the axle side of the building, then the switch has been left blank. Finance judiciary and the entrance to the building is positioned in this space. The third floor of the Governor’s mansion was designed as a public space, designed the space for a press release and the governor to do in this place. Hierarchy was considered insignificant. hierarchy was rendered insignificant.
MOVEURB MUSEUM
Urban Museum 3000 m2 GELIBOLU HARBOUR,ÇANAKKALE,TURKEY 2014
ARCHITECTURAL DESGIN ASST. PROF. DR. DERYA GÜLEÇ ÖZER ASST.PROF.DR. AYŞEGÜL AKÇAY İstanbul Kemerburgaz University
City Harbour /This ancient harbour consists of two inner connected harbours hosting fish restaurants and cafes which are not fully efficient. There is the ferry for cars, comes every 15 min. between Lapseki and Gelibolu, which makes the traffic jam in the center. The square near the fish market is also undefined, not a welcoming space for visitors. Students are expected to redesign this public space solving the existing problems. A city museum will be designed in detail.
Analysis Coporation with Elif Sidar Ökdemir, Kübra Gündoğdu, Berivan Ceren Danış, Hanife Akça
The area where is located the castle of Bastion a result of the analysis, the city has been identified as the entrance of the museum. In the design of the input mass of visitors to be directed after whether it requires advancing into the middle of the mass according to the function of this building is in the form of the mass has formed. Once the plan has been defined in the transaction by abstracting this movement, the structure of the building and to the front is reflected. The second part of the Museum, the panorama of the city can see the exhibition at mass area. About the city in this area of research will be presented. Third, it has offices in mass.
The museum sits in contrast with the design of the historic tissue. To alleviate this situation and ensure harmony with the environment and open glass facades, interior structure designed. Located on the second floor, the exhibition space was conceived as public space for the mass of six. Under this field, a conference hall designed. In connection with the entry mass and the mass of the Office conference room is designed. Will be found under the about the area where the city was designed.
PERA SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE University 5000 m2 PERA,ISTANBUL,TURKEY 2015
ARCHITECTURAL DESGIN PROF.DR. AYKUT KARAMAN RA. MELTEM ÇETİNEL
Designed in Pera district, close to the location of Refik Saydam Street, School of architecture is designed in the this street. By keeping the distance between the buildings with historic buildings, futuristic building made in the race wasn’t long. Abstract and conceptual dimensions of architectural education is designed to teach at this school, the building is designed in a form inspired by the vague future. In contrast with the historic context of this building to be done and maybe discussed can be queried. In addition, it’s arguable that even in this area of a university building. A secondary challenge is designed to Meşrutiyet Street by three meters below. The interior of this challenge, conference room, exhibition hall, and the second input to establish a relationship with the University. The strengthening of this relationship between Constitution Avenue and Avenue a new pedestrian passage is designed as Refik Saydam. A variety of workshops and classes is placed on denims and in the interior, mobility and custom fields have been created.
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAMS
OKTAHEDRAL Digital Design LIGHT AND SCULPTURE 2015
Course Aims Introduction to Digital Design (Arch 284) aims to introduce digital design methods and tools and methods at architectural design process. Computer aided design and fabrication tools, the relation between digital environments and architectural design process; introduction to creative and generative design methods.
Context In the first stage of the design, The location was chosen. This venue has been selected as the conference hall of Istanbul Kemerburgaz University. The light from the window at floor height to be taken the rest of the field can be selected and made to be used for this place. Interior analysis was performed, and the inclinations of the people according to plan was drawn up. This sketch was the placement of the statue and the lighting that will prepare a plan.
Concept Eight-faced, Geometry, eight-sided (octahedral), the plane is an object that is surrounded with a piece of eight. Eight-faced, three-dimensional appearance. All objects and surfaces consisting of eight equilateral triangles equal to each other properly if the base is eight-faced is called. The goal is to form the cube from eight full-faced variations. Mentioned in the description, identical surfaces were deformed. Edge kept parallel to the fixed coordinates of the eight ABCD was played with face and other surfaces.
Process The cube is modeled in the program grasshopper. Eight-coordinate of the face that may occur 6 were determined, and the variation of these points for obtaining the necessary command has been entered. Incorrect in 4 different command variations was eliminated. Selected the full mass was determined. The Pharisees selected eight light and shadow, movement, were placed according to the aesthetic concept. Light as a result of peak hour analyses, some Pharisees inside the evacuated eight. The ground light changes at certain times of the shadow games emphasized the variability of the design.
Computational Technics Obtained from the variations of the grasshopper program. Analysis was performed by adjusting the placement of the light in the program rhinoceros. By making the surface of the mass was transferred to the AutoCAD program. The cut surfaces with laser cutting, folding and pasting actions meshing was performed.
Material The Pharisees in the place of eight concrete floor red white color was chosen to create contrast with texture. To alleviate the sensation of cold in the interior painted with warm yellow color of the form and reflection of light illuminated a color space.
Coporation with: Elif Sidar Ökdemir, Hanife Akça, Gökhan Usma, Berivan Ceren Danıs, Aslı Say
CUBE DESIGN Abstract Movement BASIC DESIGN 2011
Required in the design of the cube, the cube structure 30x30 in size after obtaining a cube of the same size as 27 in the cube. This structure is created after design was asked to be done by abstracting any movement inside the cube. Made design is abstracted in a Live running movement. Speed has been symbolized with the Start and end of the movement forms. Design movement is examined, it is observed that at speeds of vague and ambiguous in form. After the layers are removed, so that twodimensionally in the form of the movement continues itself in three dimensions.
HEYBELIADA HISTORICAL TIMELINE /OBSERVATION HOUSE 2019/INSTRUCTOR /ASST.PROF.DR. NEZIH AYSEL,
MIMAR SINAN FINE ARTS UNIVERSITY WTIH ECEM ALTINTAS, NISA NUR OZKAN
CONTINUITY OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN ARCHITECTURE/HEYBELIADA WINDMILL ANALYSIS 2019/ INSTRUCTOR / PROF. DR.OĞUZ ÖZER, MIMAR SINAN FINE ARTS UNIVERSITY
BAHCELIEVLER URBAN PARK /RESEARCH AND DESIGN PROJECT 2018/MASTER CLAS PROJECT INSTRUCTOR / PROF. DR.OĞUZ ÖZER, MIMAR SINAN FINE ARTS UNIVERSITY
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HEYBELIADA WINDMILL STRUCTURE ANALYSIS CONTINUITY OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN ARCHITECTURE Historical Windmill 8000 m2 İSTANBUL, HEYBELIADA 2018
Heybeliada historical windmill is in a special area used as a recreation area. Asking for a fee to enter this region, which lost the quality of public space and afforested by the islanders, removed the islanders both from the nose of the mill and from the mill structure. Today, it is forbidden to enter the building because there is a danger of collapse. The originality of the structure has mostly disappeared. Intervention in the interior destroyed the traces of the mill. The continuity of the structure continued as a city terrace, and stone parapet walls and the change of the door form were added.
PRONG It founds in Heybeliada
BUILDING AND DESIGN THEORY MASTER PROGRAM INSTRUCTOR PROF.DR.OĞUZ ÖZER Mimar Sinan Fine Art University
*YARD. DOÇ. DR. A. BİNNUR KIRAÇ, ARŞ. GÖR. Y. MİM. TİGİN TÖRE
Heybeliada’nın Üretim Kültürüne Ait Bir “İz”in “Miras” Olarak Geleceğe Aktaracakları Üzerine;
“Tarihî Yel Değirmeni” makalesinden alınan değirmen plan kesit görünüşleri yazar
tarafından belli noktaları değiştirilerek kullanılmıştır.
1900’s
1900’s
1920’s 1- Akillas Milas, Hala Hatırlıyorum, Heybeliada ,syf. 120 2-Ruhban Okulu 19.yy. Pasdeo, s.201 3-YARD. DOÇ. DR. A. BİNNUR KIRAÇ, ARŞ. GÖR. Y. MİM. TİGİN TÖRE ,Heybeliada’nın Üretim Kültürüne Ait Bir “İz”in “Miras” Olarak Geleceğe Aktaracakları Üzerine; “Tarihî Yel Değirmeni”
*YARD. DOÇ. DR. A. BİNNUR KIRAÇ, ARŞ. GÖR. Y. MİM. TİGİN TÖRE
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Heybeliada’nın Üretim Kültürüne Ait Bir “İz”in “Miras” Olarak Geleceğe Aktaracakları Üzerine;
“Tarihî Yel Değirmeni” makalesinden alınan değirmen plan kesit görünüşleri yazar
tarafından belli noktaları değiştirilerek kullanılmıştır.
*YARD. DOÇ. DR. A. BİNNUR KIRAÇ, ARŞ. GÖR. Y. MİM. TİGİN TÖRE
Heybeliada’nın Üretim Kültürüne Ait Bir “İz”in “Miras” Olarak Geleceğe Aktaracakları Üzerine;
“Tarihî Yel Değirmeni” makalesinden alınan değirmen plan kesit görünüşleri yazar
tarafından belli noktaları değiştirilerek kullanılmıştır.
In 1963-1971, a plan was formed by interview with Hatice Sönmez who lived in Değirmen. Mrs. Hatice was born in this structure and lived until she was 7 years old. When the building gained the function of housing, there was no trace of the mill level while the roof of the building was covered with glass. The interior and exterior wooden doors, which were thought to be the original gate of the mill, were planted. The stove is located in the middle of the structure. It was used in the gas stove at the entrance of the door. The oval cedar which was cut according to the structure was used as a bed for Hatice Hanım, her two siblings, her father and her mother. On the façade, the original appearance of the door was observed before the restoration. Since the continuity of the building is provided as a residence, the period of the glass roof in the building is not known.
*YARD. DOÇ. DR. A. BİNNUR KIRAÇ, ARŞ. GÖR. Y. MİM. TİGİN TÖRE
Heybeliada’nın Üretim Kültürüne Ait Bir “İz”in “Miras” Olarak Geleceğe Aktaracakları Üzerine;
“Tarihî Yel Değirmeni” makalesinden alınan değirmen plan kesit görünüşleri yazar
tarafından belli noktaları değiştirilerek kullanılmıştır.
*YARD. DOÇ. DR. A. BİNNUR KIRAÇ, ARŞ. GÖR. Y. MİM. TİGİN TÖRE
Heybeliada’nın Üretim Kültürüne Ait Bir “İz”in “Miras” Olarak Geleceğe Aktaracakları Üzerine;
“Tarihî Yel Değirmeni” makalesinden alınan değirmen plan kesit görünüşleri yazar
tarafından belli noktaları değiştirilerek kullanılmıştır.
Result The function of the historical mill from the 1700s onwards is supported by analysis in which the facades and scale are actively used. The mass and robustness of the form of the structure contribute to the continuity of the structure. Today, in accordance with the original traces of the structure, studies are being carried out to make the windmill function by making use of research. These studies aim at the continuity of the cultural heritage and memory of the mill structure.
D-100 HIGHWAY: OBSERVATION OF CHANGE BEGONYALI STREET AND SENYUVA STREET Bahçelievler, Bakırköy/İSANBUL
BUILDING AND DESIGN THEORY MASTER PROGRAM MIMAR SINAN FINE ART UNIVERSITY 2018
Defining Borders In the analysis process of Bahรงelievler region, factory lands, construction and D-100 Highway were concentrated. When we examine the macroform of Istanbul, it can be seen that it is parallel to this section in Bahรงelievler. In the determination of the problems, personal observations were spread from the surveys and the D-100 highway and its boundary in the city were problematized. The relationship between this boundary effect and the two districts was examined. It was read through the streets of Shenyuva and Begonia, which played an important role in this relationship.
Identifying Problems Metrobus Pedestrian Crossing On the map of Bahçelievler, the gray marked area is Şenyuva Street and Begonyalı Streets. These streets are connected by 4 lanes of vehicles and pedestrian crossings. Other crossings between Bahçelievler and Bakırköy are provided through Bahçelievler Metrobus stop, İncirli bridge underpass and Şenyuva Street and Begonyalı street underpass. Pedestrians use these streets to reach the coastline in 45 minutes. However, the lack of pedestrian roads prevents the passage between Begonyalı Street and Şenyuva Street. It is envisaged that the metrobus overpass is dense and the pedestrian underpass on the Incirli side is dangerous and will play an important role if this route is arranged. The red lines and stops shown on the map show the boundaries on this route better. The fact that metro stops do not have underpasses is also an important problem. The fact that Bahçelievler Metro stop is so close to the residential areas and that there is no underpass on the Bakırköy side shows the inadequacy of the 3 meter wide pedestrian overpass. Positioning of Training Structures around D-100 Highway When we examine the functions of the buildings around D-100 highway, we see the density of educational structures such as primary, secondary, high school and university. The negative impacts of the D-100 highway, such as noise and air pollution, have been observed.
Begonyalı Street and Şenyuva Street Underpass for Functioning of Pedestrians Begonyalı Street and Şenyuva Streets housing, school and so on. It has been identified as an intensive function for this street texture. This reinforces the pedestrian crossing between the two streets. There are two public hospitals in Şenyuva Street. The intense pedestrian circulation brought by the hospitals strengthens the passage between the streets. However, due to the 50 cm sidewalk in the underpass, wheeled pedestrians use the road.
Defining the Problem: Finding a 5-meter elevation difference on the Begonyalı Street that was created by the construction of the underpass The 5-meter slope at Begonyalı Street was opened due to the underpass construction. This means that pedestrians extend at least 20 meters of path to cross the pavement. In addition, this has a negative effect on the hospital structure on the street.
In 1960, Housing and Industry of Bahcelievler Areas
İzzettin Çalışlar Caddesi
Effects of City Characteristics on Industrial Site Selection There are two types of industrial structures in our country. The first is large-scale industries, often established far from the city center. The second type is the industrial types connected to the city market in the city center. Large industries are often built on major roads connecting the city to its surroundings, on soils that have not yet undergone major speculative value increases, and on land that is too large for their own needs. The concentration of large and medium-sized industries in a certain area of the city has raised the price of land and led to the development of shanty-type houses around them. The industries established around the city tend to be established on highways wherever they obtain raw materials or send their goods. Medium-sized industries often choose land closer to the city. They tend to select these areas, especially if there are organized industrial zones in that region. On the other hand, small industries tend to take advantage of the external economies created in the center and choose a place in the city center in order to be close to the customers and the enterprises and commercial institutions where they buy raw materials. The growth of small industrialists will create a need for new land, but this is limited in the center. The future of the land of the industrialist who left his land and established a new industrial zone outside the city is shaped in two options. It can be transformed from production activities into sales offices, or companies with high solvency in the city center will want to take over these lands. There are two factors that prevent industrialists from opting to move out of the city. Firstly, the industries that resist moving out of the city and staying in the center are much more advantageous than those outside the city. Either all industries must be moved at once or none should move. The second issue is considered as a regular settlement of the industry moving out of the city and the solution is tried to be found in the Organized Industrial Zones. While organized industrial zones obtain reasonable prices when they demand land from the already developing regions of the industry, their use as a means of attracting industry to undeveloped regions is not successful. Organized industrial zones can only be used as a means of deconcentration of industry at short distances around the city. In general, it can be said that thanks to a planning application that leaves the development of the city to the market mechanism, while the industries are formed in and around the city center, industrial land use is made by making use of the land market. The abandonment of industrial site selection to market forces shows not only the instability of urban planning practice, but also its instability in industrialization policies.
Adnan Kahveci Bulvarı (Eski Londra Asfaltı)
Housing and Industry of Bahcelievler Of Structures on Their Functions
1970-2018 The Impact of D-100 Highway on Construction
When the analysis of the construction of Bahçelievler is examined, it can be seen that in 1970, the development has developed in and around London Asphalt. Industrial areas are located close to the D-100 highway. In 1980, the construction increased by 2.5 times. The D-100 highway is enlarged. It is observed that most of the present structures were built in 1980. It is seen that there is a similarity between the building sequences between Bakırköy and Bahçelievler. Bahçelievler Bakırköy was established as a continuation of the nature of the planned. But today, there are about 15 houses left in the private gardens. When we look at the map of 2017, it was observed that shopping centers, sites, residences and construction increased.
1970-2018 Investigation of Green Areas on D-100 Highway and its Surroundings When the construction analysis of Bahçelievler is examined, it is seen that the building density increased to a maximum in 1980. The population density increased from 50,000 in 1970 to 160,000 in 1980. This affects the reduction of green areas. Increasing the need for housing, unplanned construction, lack of infrastructure, increased the construction density in Bahçelievler. In 1970, it was learned that people had set up a tent and had a picnic in the right area where the green area was seen on the map. In the interview with Filiz Ayla, it was learned that people had set up tents in spring and the activities that heralded the spring to the surrounding people. The construction continues in 1980 and later and the green areas remain as green bands on the D-100 highway. Bakırköy Municipality Botanic Park, which was established in 2013, has been observed as an active green area. When we compare the usage of green areas periodically, the green areas where animals were grazed, farming, tents, picnics were transformed into land areas, residential areas or road areas that were obligatory until the 1970s. Even though there are green areas among the residential areas, the functions of the past periods cannot be provided today.
Investigation of D-100 Highway Layers, 1917
1970- 2017 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ŞENYUVA STREET AND BEGONYALI STREET ON D-100 HIGHWAY
Bahçelievlerin kara yolu haritaları incelendiğinde iki ana yol gözlemlenir. Yoğun olarak kullanulan Eski Londra Asfaltı ve E-5 kara yolu çevresinde tali yollar bu yoğunluğa göre genişlemiştir. Londra asfaltı nın yapılması Bahçelievlerin yeni bir merkez olmasını sağlamıştır. Yolların birer cazibe merkezine dönüşmesi ve belirli sanayi yapılarınında yer seçiminde olumlu etkileri görülmektedir. D-100 karayolunun yapılması ile Bahçelievler ile Bakırköy arasında net bir sınır çizmektedir. Bu sınır yapıların konumlanmasını etkilememiş bir bütün gibi gözükmektedir fakat yaya geçişi sınırlandırılmıştır. Yapıldığı dönemde yoğun trafik olmaması bu ayrımı hissettirmemekteydi. Günümüzde ise d-100 karayollarının 30 metre daha genişletmesi büyük bir probleme dönüşmüştür. .
Eski Londra Asfaltı, 1970
D-100 Karayolu, Bahçelievler İncirli Köprüsü
İncirli Köprüsü Yapılmadan Önce, 1980
Width 35 m Population : 571.711
Width 45 m Population: 600.900
Width 55 m Population: 598.097
Width 20 m Population: 8.500
Width 20 m Population: 49.320
Width 32 m Population: 160.733
Sections
Toplam
8m
Begonyalı Sokak
11m
9m
11m
7m 5m
YENİBOSNA YÖNÜ
55m
Alt Geçit
ZEYTİNBURNU YÖNÜ
TRANSİT YOL
METROBÜS TOPLU TAŞIMA
YAN YOLLAR
Şenyuva Sokak
D-100
Begonyalı Sokak
Alt Geçit
Şenyuva Sokak
Konut Konut + Ticaret
Ticari Alan Okul
Sokak
Bina Kat Yükseklikleri
Yaya Yolu
Topografya
Begonyalı Sokak
Investigation of Begonyalı Street When the 1970 map is examined, it is seen that Begonyalı Street and D-100 highway are connected to each other. Nowadays, this connection only supports vehicle access. The buildings located in Begonyalı Street functioned as factories and trade in 1970s. Nowadays, it has been processed in sections where factory areas are transformed into residence projects. These projects will have a negative impact on the newly established neighborhood culture and housing density in Begonyali Street. The residence project will also cause physical problems to the surrounding houses. The pedestrian density is usually increased due to the hospital located on this street. Street inhabitants do not often cross the Bakirkoy side due to their proximity to the transportation zone.
Şekil 2 Şenyuva Sokak
Şekil 8
Investigation of Şenyuva Street When the 1970 maps are examined, Şenyuva Street and D-100 Highway are not separate vehicles and pedestrian crossings. As the D-100 highway expands, it joins with Begonyalı Street and is connected with an underpass. For this reason, the road that appears as a path has turned into a 4-lane vehicle road. The site structure examined in this residential dwelling is remarkable with masonry brick apartments and garden usage. The deterioration of street texture strengthened the neighborhood relations. However, the density of vehicles and noise and environmental pollution has forced users to socialize in the courtyards of buildings. Green density and benches were observed in the courtyards. Direct access to the courtyards is only on the ground floor. Residents on the other floors pass from the entrance of the apartment to the back gardens. The educational structures located in the districts of Şenyuva Street increase the pedestrian circulation of the hospitals. The density on the street is increased by Bahçelievler by pedestrians and street residents.
Şekil 3
INVESTIGATION OF UNDERPASS
When we examine the route of the user in the photograph, it was observed that he got off the bus stop and reached the hospital. However, due to the dense pedestrian overpass, the route it follows is the same as on the map. Since the pavement of the underpass is 50 cm, the pedestrian has provided the passage through the road with a disabled car. This dangerous situation was learned by interview. The connection of the vehicle road to the ring road and the second connection in the descending area indicates that it is used extensively. It has been found that the users of the vehicle use the road in the same way.
Åženyuva Street and Surrounding Area
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COMMERCIAL AREAS
HOSPITAL
METROBUS
HOUSE+TRADE
EDUCATION AREA
MILITARY AREA
METRO
BUS STATION
BAHÇELIEVLER URBAN PARK URBAN PARK Underground Underground D-100 D-100 Roadway Lifting Solution of elevation difference problem in Begonia Street and removal of underpass Arrangement of Şenyuva Street and Begonyalı Street Pedestrian Roads Designing a new transportation zone, urban gardens, parks, bicycle paths and pedestrian roads to the pedestrianized area
26000 m2 BAKIRKÖY/BAHÇELIEVLER 2018
D-100 Highway Side Roads Investigation
Although the D-100 highway is a transit vehicle, it is expanding due to the large number of side roads. Within the boundaries of the investigated area, there were 9 side roads on Bahçelievler side and 8 side roads on Bakırköy side. When we examined the maps of Bahçelievler in 1970, it was observed that these side roads exist but the D-100 highway is not dense and defines this transit road as a street. However, these side roads lead to intensive use of taffic and noise and noise pollution. Intensive traffic noise has been generated as a result of decibel measurement in educational and hospital buildings around the side roads. It is aimed to reduce these roads in accordance with the law. It is observed that the buildings to be built on the side roads should be at least 25 meters behind and this law is not followed. In addition, the density of side roads directly connected to the streets and neighborhoods change the definition of side streets.
DECISIONS
D-100 Highway Pedestrianization D-100 highway down to +33. At +43 urban park design and connection roads are shown.
New Vehicle Ways Filling the underpass at Şenyuva Street and Begonyalı Street and the vehicle path was fed to the topography. New vehicle path connectionit was thought to serve the school functions.
Topography The elevations +38 and +43 are shown. D-100 +38 elevation walls due to highway construction topography.
City Park
The pedestrian circulation of the underpass on the Begonyalı Street prevents the passage of school functions and the presence of school functions on the side of the transit road. The design process aims to connect the park, educational buildings with pedestrian paths and green spaces.
Vertical connections The continuity of the roads between Bakırköy and Bahçelievler was ensured. The roads shown in the green track are pedestrian roads. Traces shown in black shows the vehicle paths.
Street Texture New street connections created at +38 elevation of the city park trade structures.
Green Texture
With new street connections at the +38 level of the city park it is foreseen that the green areas will merge with the green fabric in the residential fabric.
Green Texture The border effect of the D-100 highway with the disappearance of existing street textures. These connections are supported by ramps and pedestrian access is supported.
Circulation
Connections used to access school buildings by subway.
City Park
New designed axles, +38 and +43 elevation, bicycle paths, walkways and seating units.
Zones
Ĺženyuva Street axis, the axis of education structures and transport zone, specifying hospital axes.
Transformation of Ĺženyuva Street
Removal of the underpass in this street where pedestrian transportation problems are documented, Supporting pedestrian roads with ramps redefines the identity of the street.
The 26.000 m2 area on the upper level of the D-100 Highway has been pedestrianized. This area was re-functionalized and new metro and metrobus stops, urban gardens, parks, pedestrian paths and bicycle paths were designed. New axles have been designed between Bakırköy and Bahçelievler in connection with these functions. These pedestrian axles are the continuation of Yeniyol Street, Baharözü Street and Şenyuva Street. The hard ground continues at the intersection points. The slope in the topography was reduced by ramps and stairs. The underground D-100 highway continues in 6 lanes and the metrobus continues in 2 lanes. The road was tunneled and filled with soil. In this way, tree planting will be done. Pedestrian roads have been rearranged in Şenyuva Street and Begonyalı Street. Pedestrian circulation with stairs and ramps will provide access to the hospital, school and home. Thanks to the soil filling made in the Begonian street, - + 38 street elevation +43 elevation was leveled. Instead of the underpass view on Şenyuva Street, stairs and green areas and both passage and gathering areas were designed. As can be seen in the cross-section, the connection between Begonyalı Street and Şenyuva Street has facilitated the circulation of pedestrians and connected the functions of the streets.
SLASH ARCHITECTS DENTAL CLUB POLYCLINIC INTERIOR PROJECT
DUE SUITS RESIDENCES INTERIOR PROJECT, LANDSCAPE DESIGN, FACADE DESIGN.
DENTAL CLUB Polyclinic
220 m2 BAKIRKÖY, ISTANBUL, TURKEY, 2015 Under Construction
INTERN -WORKS SLASHARCHITECTS INTERIOR DESIGN
The smooth transitions and forms in the circulation areas create warmth and coziness in publicly used places. In a plan scheme that is dominantly linear, the circulation is located on the side that has maximum transparency and it leaves the clinic areas on the more isolated side. This contrast is seen on the material choices. The design concept of the space uses constrains such as existing pillars as a guide and joins them with a single curve. The intersection of this curve and the existing plan generates surprising and functional design elements in the project. The composition of public spaces that starts with the reception diffuses to the circulation area by creating specialized usages such as kitchenette and lounge areas.
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04 lounge point 05 cafe 06 zen bahcesi
07 kliniler 08 servisler 09 personel odası 10 mesul müdür odası
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DUO SUITES RESIDENCES Apartment Building
5800 m2 YENIÅžEHIR, MERSIN, TURKEY, 2015 Under Construction
INTERN -WORKS SLASHARCHITECTS INTERIOR DESIGN LANDSCAPE DESGIN
The name of the project, Duo-Suites is derived from the two masses of separate buildings joined with a single highly transparent circulation system. The building is situated on southwest – northeast axis considering the maximum and optimum benefits of wind and sun light on the site. The two blocks are slightly shifted from each other while being located on the site and these separate two masses create the delicate, high rise effect of the building. The project is designed considering the interior and the exterior spatial usages of the local area. The exterior landscape is designed as if it was an interior courtyard, the necessities and daily life of inhabitants are considered while shaping the landscape. The residence complex includes activities such as sport areas, barbecue spaces, swimming pool, hobby gardens, children’s park, sunbathing and lounge areas; by creating public usage activities and exclusive facilities.
ARCHBAZAR WEBSITE ADD HOUSE/INTERIOR CONCEPT PROJECT
2019, MOSCOW, МОСКВА, RUSSIA WTIH KUBRA SECILMIS
KITCHEN/RENOVATION PROJECT
CONCEPT,2019, USA
CALIFORNIA HOME YARD/HOME YARD RENOVATION PROJECT,
CONCEPT, 2019, USA
ARCHBAZAR “We created the first-of-its-kind online competition webpage for small to medium scale design projects to allow an easy and fast connection interface between clients, young architectural designers and contractors. We developed the idea for arcbazar. com after realizing that all too often clients could not find an easy and affordable way to find competitive architectural design services. At the same time, designers have a hard time to connect to clients and use their design talent. Therefore, we set out to create a simple, easy-to-use platform that serves and connects the triumvirate of clients, designers and contractors. Founded in 2010, arcbazar.com is owned and operated by a dedicated executive team and web-developers. Our aim is to help our peers, young designers and architects finding exciting design opportunities from design conscious individuals. Our name arcbazar, is inspired by the idea of a bazaar for architecture – a vibrant space for an exchange and negotiation of design services. We are based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and are working around the clock as we prepare the matching of designers with exciting projects of our clients. “ *archbazar.com
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
ADD HOUSE/INTERIOR CONCEPT PROJECT
2019, MOSCOW, МОСКВА, RUSSIA WTIH KUBRA SECILMIS
Warm tones have been preferred in our indoor project and wood, marble, gold colour, anthracite metal materials have been spread throughout the house. The living room has an open plan kitchen and dining area implemented in a handy plan as the main activity area of the house. The island in the kitchen is designed to keep the kids in control while she spending time in the living room. The laundry rooms and bathrooms were placed side by side to dissolve the wet volumes. Balconies have been used effectively. The balcony in the living room is used as a relaxation area, while the balcony in the bedroom is made available for storage and spending time.
PLAN
KITCHEN/RENOVATION PROJECT
CONCEPT,2019, USA
CALIFORNIA HOME YARD/HOME
YARD RENOVATION PROJECT, CONCEPT, 2019, USA
PLAN
PLAN
WORKSHOP TUTORS MEKANSIZ MEKAN ARSIVI
WITH / ELIF SIDAR OKDEMIR, MEHMET ALI GASSELOGLU, MERVE YILDIRIM, BUSRA HAMZAOGLU
MOVE(N) CITY II
WITH / AYSEGUL AKCAY, DERYA GULEC OZER, NILAY OZLU, CAGDA OZBAKI, ELIF SIDAR OKDEMIR, ECE KONUK, AYGUN ASIK
WE BUILD A HOUSE WITH / ALEV LEVERINK
WORKSHOP PARTICIPANT MAKE SENSE- IKSV INSTRUCTOR / SALIH KUCUKTUNA
BTF 2016
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR.DENIZ DOKGOZ
BTF 2015
INSTRUCTOR / RA.RAFET UTKU
CUBEHOCHOLIC
INSTRUCTOR / ASST. PROF DR. AYSEGUL AKCAY
WORKSHOP TUTOR
TMMOB CHABER OF ARCHITECTS, CITY DREAMS, MEKANSIZ MEKAN ARSIVI, 2019 WITH ELIF SIDAR OKDEMIR, MEHMET ALI GASSELOGLU, MERVE YILDIRIM, BUSRA HAMZAOGLU
WORKSHOP TUTOR
MOVEN CITY II, MEDIATED CITY 4 INTERNATIONAL CONFERANCE, WORKSHOP 2018 WITH AYSEGUL AKCAY, NILAY OZLU,DERYA GULEC OZER, CAGDA OZBAKI, ELIF SIDAR OKDEMIR, ECE KONUK, AYGUN ASIK
WORKSHOP TUTOR
MAVI KALEM SOCIAL ASSISTANCE AND COOPERATION ASSOCIATION, WE BUILD A HOUSE, 2016 WITH ALEV LEVERINK
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DESIGN AND PROCESS WORKSHOP Obtaining the format of the design is changing. Religion brings a new perspective to the culture of individuality and experimentation triggers. The search for new alternatives in production, the designer, to break, to break, leading to. The result is not focused on the process of developing this heralded a new era in the act of creation. Foundation and Istanbul Bilgi University Faculty of Architecture Design II. International design Biennial, held on November 5-6-7 in parallel with ”design and process Workshops” was held. [Make] Sense 1.Phase: Multi-Discipline Interactive Design Production Workshop Salih Küçüktuna, Architect, Academician The qualities of nature, through the senses we have understanding. Although it has yet to be fully resolved, this is our ability to convert it to design language, and important in developing stages. Sukkulent cactus and the workshop materials to be used in the design process. Intensive design to be applied in the manufacturing process, these materials will be produced with reference to the prototype of a 3D printer (3D printer) with a snapshot is produced, for example, provide a new habitat for the cactus, and then with the coach Osman ongoing interactive workshop designed object, it is intended to establish a communication between material and human. In addition, another goal of the workshop is systematic design thinking / production methods and tools(design thinking) affects which fields to experience design, today and in the future, however, about what it might become multi-layered experimental to create a vision. 2.Phase-sensitive Interface and tactile everyday objects Workshop Osman Koç, Engineer, Artist The digital world that we use to communicate with the physical interfaces is a cornerstone of the user experience. Within the scope of this workshop is to turn physical objects into the digital interfaces, and digital applications to experience the effect of the use of different physical interface design, as well as sensitive to the responses they give everyday objects to make designs on shall be tested.
DESIGN AND PROCESS WORKSHOPS WORKSHOP PARTIPICANT İKSV 2015
pillBOX
Tutor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Deniz DOKGÖZ The aim of this workshop is to find the answer the question “what does design do, when the order disrupted?”…With reference to “WAR”, as the foremost disruptive notion and the basic space element of its spatial organization, “Pillbox”… According to TDK dictionary, the meaning of “Pillbox” is “the place, containing holes and drains, are designed to allow shooting”... The concealed building for WAR is constructed by raw concrete for defending...The Pillbox is being refunctioned. Its permanence is transforming to the temporariness, the war space is transforming to the peace space, concertedly… Hence, the Pillbox is being a design object for transient users (such as refugees, homeless, defectors, guests i.e. “others”) and short time by discuss the notion of “shelter”, which has been the main sanctuary area of humankind in the history… the Pillbox is aimed to evolve from an attack-intend spatial organization to defensive spatial mechanism…aganist all the wars…
WORKSHOP PARTIPICANT BADEMLIK DESIGN FESTIVAL 2016
SPONTANEITY Rafet Utku “Spontaneity� over shower and a cloud of thoughts... Spontaneous, lost in the perfection of nature we are familiar with, but that we can use to parse unknown cause is discovered or, in our perception, awareness and representation of abstract and concrete stains stain of all kinds of things is a workshop targeted to build on. Good and bad that occur in our brains colored stains, which are stains in the filter of art and architecture necessary to translate materials will be in the format that you represent yourself and your own best karakterinizce, the eraser is the only thing that will never be...
Workshop BADEMLIK DESIGN FESTIVAL WORKSHOP PARTIPICANT 2015
Cubehocholic WORKSHOP PARTIPICANT
02-05 June 2014 “Cubehocholic” The Story of the Cube Between Moving Image and Computational Design in İstanbul Kemerburgaz University with Instructor Ayşegül Akçay Animation Video https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9UJkv_OwvDeHdBZnE5VzAwWEU/view?usp=sharing