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Professional Work (p. 40 - 68) Professional Models (p. 70 - 74) Visual Work (p. 76-80) 2
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Personal Info. Birth Place Birth Date
USA Illinios, USA 20/11/94 Istanbul, Turkey
2013 - 2017
B.Arch. Bahçeşehir University Istanbul, Turkey
Career Experiences 2013 - 2014 07/15 - 08/15
Intern at ZED Mimarlik (municipality project) Urban Photography workshop, selected for Berlin
12/15 - 01/16 01/16
Cataluna in Bacelona, Spain 04/16
ETSAB & Universitat Politecnica De IMS Membrane
workshop
06/16 - 08/16
ICSA in Japan (scholarship summer semester at Mukagawa University)
08/16 - 09/16
Intern at Erkan Kambek Mimarlik ve Danışmanlık
01/17
Photography project published in Yeni Sayfa Gazetesi
03/17 04/17
Hyōgo, Japan
House in Forest ArchSharing: Living & Working in Tokyo
09/17 - 02/18
Architecture Trainee at Superpool
03/18 -
Content Designer at Planlux|Lighting Design
07/18 -
Director at Thinklux|Lighting Research & Workshops
Contact Info. 05372782194 rachdansara@gmail.com Languages English Arabic Turkish
AutoCAD Photoshop Illustrator Premiere InDesign Rhinoceros Revit Lumion 3DS Max Keyshot Sketchup Dialux Microsoft OďŹƒce
Skills & Interests Architecture Print Design Photography Cinematography
Tepebaşi Science Center & Technology Museum Graduation Project Beyoğlu, Istanbul The aim of this project was to design a science and technology museum, with this idea in mind, the most suited approach for this would be futurist, for that an egg like structure was used creating elements foreign to the Tepebaşi environment, while simultaneously blending into the site, as a large building would block the view for neighbouring buildings, being generous with the surrounding environment of the building, an underground solution was found with the help of the slope of the site, so the building was pushed underground.
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Vehicle circulation around site
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if a large building is place on site, neighbourhood view is disturbed, so the museum should be lower in order to respect its surrounding context 1
Pedestrian space expanded to create more circulation space
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Pedestrian circulation and axis from Istiklal boulevard to site
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With the museum being dug into the topography, the surrounding context is no longer disturbed
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More divisions created in order to utilize the site as a public space, which wil be accessible to users of all ages
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View of Haliรง from buildings surrounding site
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Pedestrian axis brought into site to lead people towards the view of Haliรง,as the site will serve as a terrace to the Beyoฤ lu district
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Shape created to compliment circulation throughout the site and the purpose of the museumusing egg like elements to create a futuristic feel
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Ground Floor
0.00 Level
-5.00 Level
-10.00 Level
-15.00 Level
Exhibition Spaces Vertical Circulation & Emergency
Adminstration Spaces Learning Spaces & Library
Cafes Conference Spaces/Cinemas
Toilets Parking
Entrance
Technology Exhibition
Planetarium
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Section
Elevation
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Zero House Competition Project House in Forest Site: Conceptual As the site was conceptual, in order to create a heavenly like environment, the best option was to create a cliffside environment overlooking a small lake,within a forest with an extremely dense green space. With this the Zero House was created, merging it and it’s user into its environment.
- Site topography.
- When building placed as illustrated, along riverside, it shows only a connection with the river but not with the lake or the topography.
- Building pushed into topography to create harmony
- Building moved to create more of a connection
with both the topography and the surrounding trees.
with the lake, but still lacks connection with topography.
Building harmonised with surrounding, and pathways extended to create more of a connection with the forest trees and river.
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Living Room Space Bedroom
Living Space Work Space Seperation Element
Spatial Division
Study Space Studio Space
Circulation
Relation Between House & Water
Bedroom
Studio Space
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-4.00 Living Space Level
-8.10 Bedroom Level
-10.00 Storage Level
-12.80 Studio Level
Storage Space
Toilet
Resting Space Studio Space
Bedroom Livingroon
Bedroon
Kitchen
Livingroon
Resting Space
Studio Space
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The Shifting House
Competition Project Archsharing 2017 Ometosando, Tokyo, Japan Being so closely located to Omotesando, one of Tokyo’s most valued shopping districts, the most suited client to serve would be an independent fashion designer along with his family, with this came the concept of “The Shifting House”. Since the client is an artist, the form of the dwelling should reflect his characteristics, this is done by the creation of a playful and colorful facade, enriched with multiple geometrical forms, which in return lighten the grey tone of the surrounding context.
Extruded the plot upwards
Created protrusion at entrance in order to extend an indoor treehouse for client’s child
Extrusion smoothed to contrast the entire ridge form
Creation of several smooth shapes to create rhythm and to serve as a natural light source
Final result. Similar shapes to form added to create balance
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Workspace/office Living space Kitchen space Lavatories Bedrooms Indoor Treehouse
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7.00m
8.00m
7.00m
1.00m
No head space when levels
Spacious ceiling, but limited
Building stretched into ground
are used.
space.
to expand space.
Floor shifted to create link
Bedroom floor shifted to create
Shifts create air flow throughout
between work space and
head space for kitchen and
the building, effective for stack
living space
to generate flow between the
ventilation
entirity of the building.
Section
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Experimental Playground Urban Design Project Gokturk, Istanbul Just like every developing area outside the city of Istanbul, Gokturk is keen on building gated communities, seperating people and creating no social interaction, the aim of this project was to break down the boarders between these communities, and create a public space, not only for children but for people of all ages. The experimental playground of Gokturk serves to bring people together with it interactive and lively environment.
Functions:
Functional Site Diagram
Residential Buildings
Commercial Buildings Underconstruction Vacant Buildings
Gated Communities
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Public Green Spaces
Selected Green Space
Proposal
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Site Plan of Experimental Playground
Site Plan of Experimental Playground
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Elevations
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Professional Work
ISKI Administration Building ZED Mimarlik Zeytinburnu, Istanbul
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Open Offices
Offices
Entrance
Waiting Room
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ParmakkapÄą Camii
Reconstruction of Ottoman Mosque Safa Mimarlik Fatih, Istanbul
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Personally Suggested Alternative For Toilets (Constructed Plan)
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IKSV Reading Room Lecture and Research Space Superpool Beyoglu, Istanbul
Study Alternative 1
Study Alternative 2
Study Alternative 3
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Ticket Office Alternative 1
Ticket Office Alternative 2
Ticket Office Alternative 3
Glass Panelling
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Living Lab Experimental Labs and Research Space Superpool Sishane Metro Station, Istanbul
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Salt Beyoglu Cafe & Exhibition Soace Superpool Taksim Area, Istanbul
Coat Cabinet Alternative 1
Coat Cabinet Alternative 2
Coat Cabinet Alternative 3
Coat Cabinet Alternative 4
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Professional Models
1/50 IKSV Reading Room
1/50 SALT Beyoglu
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1/50 SALT Beyoglu
1/100 Living Lab
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V sual work
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Heidelberg, Germany
Balat, Istanbul, Turkey
New York, USA
Kyoto, Japan
Kyoto, Japan
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