architecture portfolio I pelin aydogdu
CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION 2015-2019
Istanbul Bilgi University Bachelor of Architecture I full scholarship
2010-2015
TED Bursa College IB I International Baccalaureate
2017
WORKING EXPERIENCE
2016
Workshop
Pelin Aydoğdu 06.05.1996
Instructor : Avşar Gürpınar, Cansu Gürgen, Oğul Öztunç
2017
Summer Internship
2018
Summer Internship
2019
Internship
Beşiktaş / İSTANBUL
P: +9 05347264585 pelinaydogdu78@gmail.com bilgimimpelinaydogdu.blogspot.com.tr
Istanbul Bilgi University - ‘Creature Comforts’
TAŞYAPI İNŞ. TAAH. SAN. VE TİC. AŞ/ Okmeydanı Hastanesi
Aslıhan Demirtaş Architecture, Design & Research Studio
TEĞET
LANGUAGES Turkish - Native Language English - Pre-advanced
SKILLS / SOFTWARES Rhinoceros OOOOO, Adobe Photoshop OOOOO, Adobe Illustrator OOOOO, Autocad OOOOO, Sketch-up OOOOO, Indesign OOOOO, Geographic Information Systems (ArcGIS) OOOOO, Windows Office OOOOO
CONTENTS 2016 2016 2017 2017 2018 2018 2019 2018 2018
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StageUrban
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passageBalat
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Symbiosis
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Follie‘ty’
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Mantaray
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‘Pi’nusnea
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T-resting
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Pabillion
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GIS
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OTHER WORKS
Architectural Design VI
Principles of Conservation and Restoration
Architectural Design V
Architectural Design IV
Architectural Design III
Architectural Design II
Architectural Design I
Basic Design II
Data Patterns Of Metropolis
STAGES
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StageUrban
Performance Art Center & The Island
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PA
Kuruç
Architectural Design VI Cem Yücel, Fulya Özsel Akipek
Kurucesme neighborhood is a popular place on the shores of the Bosphorus. By discussing the publicity of the coastline, a publicly accessible design was envisaged. An urban music venue is planned to be built on the site in connection with the island. In the design process, sections were studied by considering the coastal-water relationship. Stage variations are designed to offer different per performances. As a result of the analysis, due to the insufficiency of the open air concert areas and at the same time to protect the identity of the concert area of the project area; The Island is thought to be an open air concert area. Floating Scenes between the island and the shore provide both diversity and connectivity.
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1 stageISLAND
2 stageFLOATING
ARK
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3 stageURBAN PARK
Cemil Topuzlu
ANALYSIS ‘history & marine transportation’
ANALYSIS ‘bosphorus’
ANALYSIS ‘cultural corridor’
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ANALYSIS ‘Kuruçeşme & Bosphorus’
DIARGRAM ‘circulation’
FOYER
audience
ENTRANCE audience
TECHNICAL performer
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DIAGRAM ‘design’
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ELEVATION ‘stageurban’
PLANS ‘stageurban’
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SECTIONS ‘stageurban’
SECTIONS ‘stageurban’
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passageBalat
Balat Design Project in Historical Urban Context
Principles of Conservation and Restoration Ebru Omay Polat, GĂźl Asatekin
At the Restoration and Conservation Studio, we worked on a traditional protected area. By discussing the quality, value and problems of cultural assets, we developed a new design idea in line with scientific conservation criteria and contemporary approaches to restoration and intervention. Our goal was to develop a design that contributes to Bal Balat's urban identity and analyzes new functions in line with contemporary living needs. The main theme of our criteria is to respect the traditional environment. To achieve this, it is necessary to correctly perceive environmental and architectural qualities and assimilating constitutes the conceptual approach of our project. The most important objec tive of this study is to create a project that is compatible but perceived to be the product of today.
COLLAGE ‘passageBalat’
MATERIALS ‘passageBalat’
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DESIGN ‘bay window’
SECTIONS
DESIGN ‘openings & vista’
EXPLODED VIEW ‘function’
PERSPECTIVE VIEWS ‘passageBalat’
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SITE PLAN ‘passageBalat’
ANALYSIS ‘passageBalat’
SILHOUETTE ‘passageBalat’
PLANS ‘passageBalat’
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02
Symbiosis
Sustainable Production Research & Development Center Architectural Design V
Alper Derinboğaz, Kutay Karabağ
‘Symbiosis’ is any type of a close and long-term biological interaction between two diferent organisms. 'Industrial Symbiosis' is an association between two and more industrial facilities in which the wastes or byproducts of one become the raw material for another. This system brings independent businesses together in a more sustainable and innovative resource utilization approach. The large scale proposal of existing industrial areas aims to re-use of regions in order to support the proposed system while giving a reference to the urban identity.
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Collage ‘Adaptive Reuse Strategy’ Üzülmez Valley
DIAGRAM ‘masterplan analysis & proposal’
DIAGRAM ‘masterplan’
SITE PLAN ‘symbiosis’
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COLLAGES ‘symbiosis’
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SECTIONS ‘symbiosis’
AXONOMETRIC + EXPLODED VIEWS ‘symbiosis’
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FOLLIE-TY ‘enjoy with your faculty’
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Follie‘ty’
Open Campus & Urban Park Architectural Design IV Emrah Altınok, Tülin Hadi
The project area has a strategic st location in Çanakkale with its proximity to the coast and between the two main arteries. The project name is formed by the combination of the words “Follie and Faculty”. The campus is intended to be binding the green areas in the surrounding area. For this reason, the site is considered as a urban park. The campus buildings located within the urban park are designed as public spaces to support the open spaces. It provides a public social space for local residents and operates as an open campus. ‘Follies’ have been proposed, inspired by the ‘Parc de La Villette’, to support outdoor use, diversify and expand social spaces. Each follie offers different programs in order to ensure that the functions within the structures are spread out in open spaces. It is aimed to establish an open campus where all these suggestions are carried out in a holistic and systematic manner.
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DIAGRAM ‘masterplan’ open-air concert area
GREEN CONTINUITY green corridor
open-air cinema
child park culture and amusement parks recreation area (coast) project site (campus) Follie
coast open-air exhibition
botanic garden
COLLAGE ‘folliety’
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DIAGRAM ‘design’ Two different scenarios are envisaged for the area when user circulation is considered.
For the users who want to gain access to the buildings considering the human density of the campus, the entrances are designed directly from the area.
In order to strengthen the relationship of the buildings with the open space, the functions specified in the program can directly relate with the ground.
In the other scenario, a pedestrian circulation is considered where both campus users and local people can access the programs in the park.
The roads that provide transportation between the structures within the area are designed to have minimal impact on the urban park fiction.
SITE PLAN ‘folliety’
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community garden
DIAGRAM ‘follie’
activity and performance area
2lecture hall
1farm-to -table
screens
3workshops exhibition
sport activities
4exhibition
5student center 6library
open air exhibition
guidance signboard
outdoor learning
SECTIONS ‘folliety’
for 2center continuing
education lecture hall
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5classrooms student center
3classrooms workshop exhibition
4classrooms exhibition
activity and performance area
outdoor learning
6library guesthouse
Velibey sok.
İnönü cad.
AA - SECTION 1:500 community garden
BB - SECTION 1:500
PLAN ‘folliety’ 1
2
3
4
-center for continuing education -dining area (farm-to-table workshops)
dining garden
2lecture hall
3workshops exhibition
A 1farm-to -table
-center for continuing education -lecture hall -cafe
open air exhibition
4exhibition
5
-classrooms -student center
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-library
B
outdoor learning
A
community garden
-classrooms -study hall -workshops -exhibition hall -classrooms -exhibition -cafe
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student center activity and performance area
sport activities
guidance signboard
6library car park
screens
resting area
playground plant exhibition
wetland
dog park
+0.00
lawn space
GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:500
car park
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PLAN ‘folliety’
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2
3
-center for continuing education -workshops -center for continuing education -workshops -classrooms (60 seats) 5seminar room+ (60 seats) 1 lecture hall+ (120 seats) 2 lecture hall
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-classrooms (60 seats) 6 seminar room+ (120 seats) 1 lecture hall
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-classrooms -student center cinema room, rehearsal rooms, racquetball study hall
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-guesthouse 10 rooms cafe laundry study rom
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center for continuing education
3
classrooms
5
student center
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A 1
center for continuing education
4
classrooms
6
guesthouse
+4.20
FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1:500
PLAN ‘folliety’
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2
3
-center for continuing education -workshops -center for continuing education -workshops -office rooms -classrooms (60 seats) 5seminar room+ (60 seats) 1 lecture lectu hall+ (120 seats) 2 lecture hall
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-classrooms (60 seats) 6 seminar room+ (120 seats) 1 lecture lectu hall
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-classrooms (30 seats) 6 seminar room+ (120 seats) 3 lecture hall
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-guesthouse 10 rooms cafe laundry
ELEVATION ‘folliety’ +12.60
+8.40
+4.20
+0.00
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2
center for continuing education
3
classrooms
5
classrooms
A
A 1
center for continuing education
4
classrooms
6
guesthouse
+8.40
SECOND FLOOR PLAN 1:500
MODEL ‘mantaray’
FENERYOLU TRAIN STATION
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MantaRay
Recreational Center & Train Station Architectural Design III Emre Altürk, Cem Tamirci
Marmaray railway line is replacing the former Haydarpasa-Gebze suburban rail system. The old suburban line historically had an important impact on the development of the urban around it. Marmaray will further affect and transform its surroundings when completed. Thus, it is taken into consideration that adapting to the existing site conditions and also taking new dynamics. The answer is to foster cultures inside the railway station which is a rich sense of humanity is the best way to curate the experience of visitors to Feneryolu. Based on the idea that a station could offer people a chance to experience arts and cultures, rather than merely serving as a transportation hub. Therefore, I propose to design a gallery, craft course and also performance hall for the travellers. The design could allow people to drift through the train station as an experiential journey. Through the clear circulation design, people can directly access the assigned route.
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FENERYOLU TRAIN STATION
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TOP
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railway line
SITE PLAN ‘mantaray’
DIAGRAM ‘formation of the mass’
DIAGRAM ‘design process’ concept&circulation
clear and fluidity circulation between the traveler and the gallery visitor
DIAGRAM ‘concept&space organisations’
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PLANS ‘mantaray’
SECTIONS ‘mantaray’
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nus ‘Pi’nea
Pinus Pinea Research Center Architectural Design II Evren Aysev, Ali Kural
The project is a Research Center in the historic town of Bergama. The Asklepion, located near the project site, is an archaeological site dedicated to the health god ‘Asklepios’ and used to treat people. Located in the Bergama district of Izmir and serving for 9 centuries, Bergama Asklepion was one of the most important health centers of ancient times. 'Pinusnea' research center focused on this historical aspect and ecological characteristics of Bergama. Due to the medical characteristics of the archaeological area and the pine nut forests on the Kozak Plateau; It was decided that a research center could be used to treat people, increase the potential of the city's natural resources and stimulate the trade.
PINUSNEA
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hobby experience
marketing research
practice
ASKLEPION
DIAGRAM ‘spatial typology’ PURPOSE integrating public people and the workers/officers-common areas flow
connecting between units-transparency involving people from outside-accomodation
privacy
experiencing the environment-practice areas increasing the yield-marketplace and open kitchen
horizontal circulation
spatial typology
PINUS PINEA privacy
characteristics
- evergreen - bushy
foliage habit
sunlight full sun
aspect:south/west facing
colour colour in autumn foliage fruit colour in spring foliage flower colour in summer foliage colour in winter foliage
soil
size
sand chalk loam
ultimate height higher than 12 m
moisture:well-drained
spatial differentiation
ultimate spread wider than 8 m
sustainability
public realm
vertical circulation
DIAGRAM ‘open areas’
DIAGRAM ‘perspectives’
1 green roof 233 m²
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SW 2 green roof terrace
- public 289 m² resting sitting viewing platform
NW
3 terrace
- public 232 m² open kitchen viewing platform
4 entry
marketplace
- public
NE
5 terrace
- public 519 m² composting garden drying area sitting
- private
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5 6
entry
offices
courtyard
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library
SE warehouse
423 m² cafe resting sitting
laboratory
6 balconies
stairs
333 m²
DIAGRAM ‘concept of organisation’
DIAGRAM ‘circulation’
‘structure’
‘floors’
PELİN AYDOĞDU
purpose
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pinus pinea research center
integrating public people and the workers/officers-common areas connecting between units-transparency involving people from outside-accomodation experiencing the environment-practice areas increasing the yield-marketplace and open kitchen pinus pinea (pine kernel)
concept of organisation
harvest time: november-may
PRODUCING
ACCOMODATION PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT
RESEARCHING PRODUCING
laboratory (153 m²) drying area warehouse (41 m²)
temporary accomodation (304 m²) courtyard (296 m²)
UTILIZATION MARKETING PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT open kitchen (88 m²) market place (420 m²) practice area (112 m²)
site plan 1/1000
laboratory
CIRCULATION PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT
RESEARCHING MARKETING
stairs (33 m²) courtyard
library (161 m²) offices (242 m²) meeting room (88 m²)
stream
vista
city
stream
access
Asklepion
Asklepion
Kozak plateau pinus pinea (pine kernel)
city Akropolis
asklepion
SECTIONS ‘pinusnea’
offices
laboratory
library
terrace-
composting plant
terrace
entry
warehouse marketplace courtyard
BB section 1:100
offices
kitchen
offices WC
meeting room
library
WC
open kitchen
drying area terrace
temporary accomodation
vertical circulation
courtyard
marketplace
AA section 1:100
PLAN ‘pinusnea’
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PLANS ‘pinusnea’
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T-resting Topkapı Resting
Architectural Design I
Elif Simge Fettahoğlu, Defne Önen
T-resting design acts like both a shady spot and a sun-soaked resting place at Topkapı Palace (II. Courtyard). The design is located between two cypresses and one pine tree, one of the rooted trees in the courtyard. Topkapi Palace was built in 1453 after the conquest of Istanbul by Fatih Sultan Mehmed. The Divan Square, which was built in the 1460 1460s, was the second courtyard of the palace and was a ceremonial site where the state was represented.
SITE PLAN ‘T-resting’
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PLAN + SECTIONS ‘T-resting’
PERSPECTIVE VIEWS ‘T-resting’
DIAGRAM ‘daily routine’
PERSPECTIVE VIEWS ‘T-resting’
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COLLAGE ‘pabillion’
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Pabillion Portable Pavilion Basic Design II
İdil Karababa, Caner Bilgin, Nur Gürbüz
The ‘Pabillion’ is designed to be an urban furniture at the Istanbul Bilgi University Santral Campus. primari intended to be easily portaThe design is primarily ble, foldable and easy to install. Aluminum tubes were used as light materials. The macroform is formed by combining different sizes of tubes with various combinations. Surfaces and rods that strengthen the structure by providing tension; it provides both a canopy and a seating area. The furniture designed for this purpose then served as a football goal for children.
MODEL ‘macroform variation’
portable
semi-open
canopy
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MODEL ‘macroform variation’
plan
plan
DIAGRAM ‘installation’
DIAGRAM ‘surface and tension’
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MODEL ‘installation’
MODEL ‘installation’
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08 GIS
Geographical Information Systems Data Patterns Of Metropolis
Şule Ece Sarıyüz, Emrah Altınok, Deniz Çelik
Today Istanbul faces many problems with numerous urban transformation zones and mega size constructions. This can be observed easily in daily life with changing silhouette, inaccessible coast line and damaged neighbourhoods. This research investigates if it’s possible to perceive the influence of the mega construction sites by bird’s eye view. Massive effect of mega projects, is projected with using the word clouds formed by the popular google results when related work is searched. The map aims to point out a pattern within recent mega projects. The map gave us an idea on the possible scenario for Istanbul. The list for most frequent words, and also the most legible ones in the map; show mega projects with huge impact area, has dam damaged natural areas mostly protected sites, and completed despite objections. Additionally these projects are marketed with the same terms as the opposing arguments.
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GIS ‘New York’ schools & park
GIS ‘Istanbul’
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OTHER WORKS ‘Galata collage’
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Other Works
OTHER WORKS ‘collages’
organic bazaar + harvest fest
educational garden workshop area for children
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agricultural land
brackish water
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