MERVE SANCAR
Interior Architect & Architecture Student
PORTFOLIO 2020
MERVE SANCAR
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Interior Architect & Architecture Student +90 535 886 83 91
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Istanbul, Turkey
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REFERENCES
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%DĂźDN 'HPLUHĂź g]NXO Vice Dean, ITU demiresozkul@itu.edu.tr
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1XUELQ 3DNHU .DKYHFLRĂšOX Associate Professor, ITU nurbin@gmail.com
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I graduated from Istanbul Technical University (ITU), the Department of Interior Architecture at the Faculty of Architecture with GPA 3.64 of 4. I am currently studying architecture as a double major program student and I am going to receive my second bachelor's degree in January 2020. I started the faculty of architecture as an urban planning student at ITU. After one year, I transferred to the department of interior architecture and started the double major program. Thus, I have gained the ability of design approaches in different scales from urban to interior and interdisciplinary teamwork as well. The term of urban interior was also the graduation subject and my project is selected as one of the best projects of the semester. I would describe myself as quick learner, ambitious, responsible and I am meticulous with my work. The following selected projects have been chosen to show my range of works during my education.
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Today two million people living in Istanbul use railway systems ninety minutes a day. People are transported in an intermodal system between none-place stations. The duration of arriving at somewhere can be turned into an efficient process from time waste. Reading something while traveling is one of the good ways to do that.
Diving into literature takes you away into different worlds and dimensions and the metro line you are in turns into a story line. The only way to understand where you are in reality is to follow the announcements, signs or graphic map which has no geographic data while you are reading deeply in the monotonic linear metro system.
Station libraries can spread and expand through transportation axes as small parts of the City Library and can encourage people to read in urban nodes of the railway system. The City Library is the output of the collective production of citizens. It is a huge book collection that belongs to everyone in the city.
The City Library can be boosted by users and in time it can be transformed into an interconnecting system between people's thought world. Because it is not only a library, it is a communicative platform that everyone shares their thoughts about what they read. It may become an archive of the city’s reading history.
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Bazaar Revitalization of existing book bazaar area in the bridge can be a part of the City Library as a source for books. It is not only a space for shopping but it also provides a space for dialogs between seller and readers, and also between other readers. The communicative atmosphere above the book stores provides a platform for sharing thoughts and ideas about books by using the interactions points that hanged on the existing roof structure.
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Galata House Museum
Interior Arch. Project Semester 7 Galata House, Karaköy 220 sq.m.
In 1904 the Galata House was built as two floors civil prison controlled by the British in the days when the Ottoman sultans allowed individual nations to punish their own civil wrong-doers. During the occupation of Istanbul by the allied forces the building is used as British Military Police Station. Today it became a restaurant named “Galata Evi-The Galata House”. Ministry of Tourism gave to the restaurant a -special touristic license- because of its historical importance.
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All these historical layers of the building brought the concept idea of the museum project. Exhibition halls are placed according to intersections of the historical term of the exhibition content and the time of the architectural additions in the building. The first exhibition hall is about Old British Jail and this exhibition is placed in the room where scribbles left by the prisoners on the walls. The second exhibition hall is in the attic floor which is added in the time period of the content of the second exhibition. The third one is in the room with bow window which is added in the time period of the content of the third exhibition.
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Ottoman Empire & Britain
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1853 The Crimean War started.
1855
The Ottoman Empire called ‘the sick man of Europe’ in the mid-1800s was supported by Britian and France against Russia. The Ottoman Empire first entered into loan contracts with its European creditors shortly after the beginning of the Crimean War. Supported by Britain, the Turks took a firm stand against the Russians in the Crimean War. Due to the foreign loans the Ottoman Empire became dependent on the Europe. Due to some privileges Britain began to interfere with internal affairs and settle in Galata.
1856
The British Seaman’s Hospital is built.
Supported by Britain the Ottoman Empire won against Russia.
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1904
1918
The British Jail is built.
Istanbul is occupied by British, French and Italian forces.
prison bars
The British Jail is turned to British Military Police Station.
The Old British Jail The Galata House was built as two floors civil prison controlled by the British in the days when the Ottoman sultans allowed individual nations to punish their own civil wrong-doers. Also Turkish Revolutionaries who were supporters of the Turkish War of Independence were some of arrested and tormented here. The British continued their espionage work.
scribbles left by the prisoners scribbles left by the prisoners
1904
1919
view of British Seamen's Hospital
Alman Maviler
1923
1933
Proclamation of the Republic of Turkey
Pierre Fournial Family bought the building of British Military Police Station to use as house.
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Occupation of Istanbul
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Republic of Turkey
Istanbul was occupied by British, French and Italian forces. In these years Galata became military bases of the British Empire. Like the British Seaman’s Hospital built in 1855 for British sailors the British Post Office and the British Jail were some of the buildings controlled by the British in these days when the Ottoman sultans allowed individual nations to punish their own civil wrong-doers. Also Turkish Revolutionaries who were supporters of the Turkish War of Independence were some of arrested and tormented here.
1957 Doughter of Pierre F. Mercedes Celestine F. moved the house.
1960
Galata Tower
Galata House Seaman’s Hospital
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1973
Mercedes F. rented the building to the Austrian Sankt Georg High School for lodging.
Jewelers Edmond and Arman Cendereciyan used the building as an office/atelier.
1976
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Metal worker Ohannes Muradyan rented the building to be used as an atelier for metal manufacturing.
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After proclamation of the Republic of Turkey between 1923 and 1933 servants of the British Empire countined to stay in Galata. Later British buildings are transferred to Turks.
The lodger Ohannes Muradyan bought the building
1991 After Ohannes Muradyan died in 1990 architect/planner Nadire & Mete Göktug bought the Old British Jail.
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It became a restaurant named “Galata Evi-The Galata House”.
Ministry of Tourism gave to the restaurant a -special touristic license- because of its historical importance.
Civilian The British Embassy sold the building to Pierre Fournial and they used it as a residence. In 1939 Mercedes Celestine Fournial lived here. She rented the building to Jewelers Edmond and Arman Cendereciyan used the building as an office/atelier. Then metal worker Ohannes Muradyan rented the building to be used as an atelier for metal manufacturing and he bought the building.
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terrace
3d printed topographic map
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hologram
Timeline On the floor and walls a black matte line goes around the museum in an order to guide visitors in the timeline of the exhibition halls.
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Mixed Reality Mixed reality brings people, places, and objects from your physical and digital worlds together. This blended environment provides museum visitors to observe both different layers at the same time: physical instalations and people who were living in the building.
physical worlds objects
digital worlds living beings
holograms visitor
Second Floor
Exhibiton
Glass Roof
Weapon Room
Military Police Office Interrogation Experience
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3d Printed Topographic Map
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Hologram Occupation of Istanbul
Hologram metal worker
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Hologram prisoner
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6 mm thick folded steel sheet
metal stairs precast concrete stairs bolt
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insulated glazing element laminated safety glass beam steel shoe to receive glass beam brick masonry, existing brick masonry,
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Exhibition Hall 1
Temporary Exhibition
Backyard Cafe
Bedesten Hotel Int. Architecture Project Semester 6 .DUDN|\ ĂşVWDQEXO 1,000 sq. m.
*DODWD %HGHVWHQ is one of the oldest surviving commercial buildings in Tersane Avenue, KarakĂśy. Due to its former function requires high security its walls are thick and all windows are on high levels. Today it is used as a bazaar for hardware stores. In time modern additionals had changed the building in a negative way. The feeling of trust that a bedesten building creates in people provides to create an atmosphere for UHOD[LQJ. Bedesten Hotel takes advantage of this feeling to host customers and provide them with private experiences. You are in safe between the thick walls and you can enjoy and relax in your room or a massage room in the saloon. The fresh atmosphere with open planned rooms on the upstairs turns into a warm dim atmosphere on downstair with shinning interior materials like copper and YHOYHW textiles which are inspired by the colour palette of the building. Inspired from the meaning of 'bedesten' word the reception wall is covered with velvet fabric which is turquaz colour that comes from the front door colour of the building. In the dark atmosphere, velvet is glaring and black marble reception table makes stronger velvet's effect. Rooms are on the third floor which is the only place that enlightened by natural light in the building. Every room is located under each dome with their RSHQ SODQQHG EDWKURRPV.
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CROP FACTORY Architectural Project Semester 6 Aarhus, Denmark 1,600 sq. m.
Normal is gone. Due to the growing world population, it is estimated that global food production will need to increase by 60 percent to feed over 9.5 billion people by 2050 and there is continuously less arable land available. The ever-growing metropolises, which are a result of the enormous demand for city residences, cause an increasing gap between the inhabitants and agriculture. With increasing demand for healthy food, fast-growing urbanisation and climate change, we can't rely on the food production systems of the past any more. Waterfront farming. Urban waterfront sites have traditionally been off-limits to the public on account of their industrial pasts. Over time, however, many of these have become obsolete and even condemned, suffering from pollution, neglect, and decay. As maritime industry relocates and cities evolve, post-industrial urban waterfronts can be reimagined in many ways as resilient community meeting places; as centers for arts, recreation, education and entertainment; and as focal points for civic identity, inspiration, celebration, and public life. Water as transmitting tool. No living being can survive without water for long. In microscale, rainwaters provide nutrients and minerals in vascular systems of plants. Also in macroscale, seawaters play the role of the connector between cities around the world with marine transportation. This is the transmitting power of water. But climate change is having serious impacts on the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s water systems. Water availability is becoming less predictable in many places and rainwater harvesting becoming a considerable issue.
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urbanisation climate changes
revitalizing transportation
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Denmark While the large urban areas in and around Copenhagen and Aarhus continue to grow up to 2050, more and more rural areas will lose inhabitants. It will be hard to maintain both a job and high standard of living on islands such as Læsø, Langeland and Ærø, which on the other hand will experience a renaissance as beautiful natural areas for recreation.
Aarhus is the second-largest city in Denmark and the seat of Aarhus municipality. The history of Aarhus began as a fortified Viking settlement founded in the 8th century. the Bay of Aarhus provides a natural harbour with a depth of 10 m quite close to the shore.
Port of Aarhus is one of the largest industrial ports in northern Europe with the largest container terminal in Denmark, processing more than 50% of Denmark's container traffic and accommodating the largest container vessels in the world. A part of the container port is being transformed into a vibrant new neighbourhood.
[Ă&#x2DC;-Haven] Supported by Foreningen Pier 4, a group of landowners, the municipality of Aarhus, and considerable citizen interest, it has become success urban garden currently boasting 150 urban gardeners, the project leaders expect to be able to offer other 150 enthusiasts a place to grow their vegetables and herbs.
[Waterfront] residential buildings with a series of recreational and cultural activities, including a beach zone, swimming pools, theater and cafe, along a public promenade
Sketches [industrial zone]
[residential zone]
port for distribution
[public spaces]
possible areas for vertical gardens
[project area] 7000 m2
parking lot
[marine]
city centre
[commercial zone]
[public space] organic forms informal
[the lab] geometric forms formal
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[horizontal gardens] ground level waterfront transformation low rise/public space/sea view
[vertical gardens] basement level reclaimed land transformation single storey/no sun/no soil
In the future scenario of the project, the Crop Factory is proposed for a site located in the outmost harbor front in Aarhusâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; new quarter Aarhus Ă&#x2DC; where the growing city population became a problem. Locating on the harbor which is former industrial areas and transforming public waterfront spaces can be a good way to create a resilient community, meeting places and also spaces for urban farming altogether. In this way, it can reconnect cities with their shores and create new agriculture lands. The project comes up with the idea of vertical and horizontal farming working together in order for different purposes. Vertical gardens provide mass production by scientists while horizontal gardens are hobby spaces for citizens.
The project becomes a symbol of well being and sustainable development, acting as a community garden hub where people can easily visit and grow their plants. Through vertical stacking of farming decks, the urban farm creates more cultivation space supporting the local food production and distribution while contributing to the improvement of environmental quality. The relations between the vertical and horizontal gardens and public spaces and the lab building were the main design issue. On section diagrams, it is tried to create a separator element while brings these spaces together and connect to each other. The form decisions come from characters of the space functions. The lab has geometric lines due to its formality while the public areas have organic forms.
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Public Spaces: 11 Urban Garden 12 auditorium 13 terrace 14 cafe 15 library 16 lab window display 17 grocery 18 exhibition area 19 experience area
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rainwater harvesting
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3. public area botanic library, cafe, auditorium
lab
urban garden
teach the upcoming generation about the passion of gardening
it is a conventional farming area for citizens that aims to reconnect agriculture back into our urban fabric sunlight rainwater organic soil
It is a learning space where workhops and education seminers for public give an introduction to the high-tech world of indoor growing will open your eyes to the possibilities of year-round, pesticide-free, high-quality, high-yield agriculture suitable for any size.
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public spaces: .visitor route .exhibition .cafe .botanic library .workshops
manage production and research
Softwares define all actions on the farm, managing planting, care and harvest. Also researches about agriculture is carrying out in these laboratories.
.collecting from horizontal garden .planting to vertical garden .monitoring .production
2. lab windos display to show what is inside the lab for visitors
involving the residents from the neighbouring buildings to become an active part from the project
visitor
ground level 4. labs for researches
factory vertical farms stack multiple layers to grow plants under LED lights, year-round in controlled conditions. The technology helps growing greens without using any sun or soil. Hydroponics is a method of growing plants in a water based, nutrient rich solution. copy & paste copy & paste copy & paste copy & paste copy & paste copy & paste copy & paste of a seed that can come from lab/urban garden
3. food distribution loading vehicles for local markets or to ports for global
1. exhibition an experince and learning space in vertical garden area distrubution via port distrubution to local market
Learn from Lab Experience from seed to harvest under the guidance of the Lab with plant scientists have years of experience overseeing plant health and production techniques. Children, students of all experience levels and all backgrounds are welcome.
Production These systems can produce a higher ratio of crops per planted area. Plus the indoor climate of greenhouses protects the food against varying weather conditions and offers the possibility to monitor each plant.
2. food processing cleaning and packing systems
1. vertical gardens harvesting crops
Circulation of a visitor an employee a strawberry
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THIRD ROOF Architectural Project Semester 7 Maรงka, Istanbul 1,500 sq. m.
We all learn differently therefore everyone studies differently, as well. Today how we study also is changing due to changes in our lifestyles and workplace changes are accelerating accordingly. In this project ///Third roof brings this diversity together and provides a holistic workspace where you can access various facilities while you are studying. The characteristic roof cover of the building creates a totalitarian work environment for students of all ages and from different educational backgrounds and creates visual interactions between students to improve the effects of the work atmopshere. This is a place for studying, researching, gathering and socializing... like a third-place that means a community-building or the social surroundings separate from the two usual social environments of home ("first place") and the workplace or school ("second place"). The third roof works as a connector building between the city and the education area where the ITU buildings, high schools, and other education buildings located on a green campus. Surrounding by historical buildings in Maรงka, the roof cover is in search of a contrast form against the fabric of these historic buildings. Thus, the organic form arises from the valley and continues along with the shape of the roof.
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Floor Plans CITY
collage route PROJECT AREA
technical area
campus
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wc
printing
study space
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stationery
tech room
art room
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storage disabled wc storage
wc wc
kitchen
study space
music room
cafe
workshop space
social space
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social zone
work zone
valley
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study space
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ITU SFL
study space technical area
technical area security
study space
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study rooms
ITU Management Faculty
social space
Maรงka Vocational-Technical High School
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supporter epoxy 3 mm leveling screed 4 cm concrete floor slab 15 cm plaster 2 cm
beam
soil waterproof membrane thermal insulation 20 cm waterproof membrane curtain wall 40 cm plaster 2 cm
epoxy 3 mm concrete screed 10 cm thermal insulation 10 cm reinforced concete foundation 50 cm concrete screed 10 cm waterproof membrane lean concrete 10 cm hardcore 15 cm ground
drainage
under one roof
students
opportunity
It is open for all students from any university, high school, secondary and elemantary school and everyone who want to study. Also, there are some exclusive space for ITU students only.
An efficient work environment should provide various tools that can be needed. You can find here anything you need while working on something.
motivation
Visual interactions between students studying in the same atmosphere provide an efficient work environment and give rise to stay motivated and inspired.
terrace and valley
OM Waves Form Generation Experimental Study 60x20x20 cm
OM waves is an experimental form generation process that searching about the relation between two-dimensional and three-dimensional curves. 2d mathematical function graphs turn into a 3d wave structure by using the kerfing method which provides turning rigid planar surfaces into flexible ones. Process 1_determining o(x) and m(x) functions according to experiences from the previous modeling studies. 2_choosing an area between o(x) and m(x) function curves on the graph. 3_creating parametric kerfing lines between the two curves by using grasshopper tools in Rhino. 4_making Ă&#x2DC;1 mm holes to fix metal bars for supporting the waves. 5_laser cutting the final drawing by using 1 mm thickness craft paper. 6_bending the final wave and creating new waves in 3d on a base plate. 7_supporting the final model by sticking metal bars.
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functions
grasshopper schema
final drawing
bending
MERVE SANCAR
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