Yigit Ergecen Work Samples September 2016

Work Samples

Yigit Ergecen Rice School of Architecture

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Yigit Ergecen

The Works

Bachelor of Architecture 10.9.1990, Ankara, Turkey yigitergecen@gmail.com TUR: +90 (0532) 215 65 93 A: Yunusaga Sokak 36/2 Emirgan, Sariyer Istanbul/ TURKEY Turkish Citizen

This booklet complies foremost images and drawings from 7 selected projects each looking at an aspect of my work. Each of these themes are subjects that my work is interested in. TOTALIZATION project is a comprehensive studio project that takes program, detail, concept, type and technical aspects to the limits of architecture. CLARITY looks at conceptual clarity depicted in a straightforward form and concept. URBANISM takes on larger scale problems of cities in a conceptual framework and tests them in parametric differences. SPACE looks atsace in a honest sense. ECONOMICS look at economics of construction and development and tries to find ways of bringing equality to the city through those means. Finally, EXPERIENCE fuses images, political ideas with a certain experience. Last personal project is a recent commission currently in approval phase in Istanbul and looks at fake historical contex and creates an alternative for preservation in high density settings. In the final pages, I present you the work I have done in Renzo Piano Building Workshop in Paris.

I would like to present my complete portfolio upon request.

Sincerely, Yigit Ergecen

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TOTALIZATION Surface Treatment Fall 2015 Instructor: Doug Oliver and William Cannady

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CLARITY Bracket House Spring 2011 Instructor: Dawn Finley

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URBANISM Inductive Aggregation Fall 2013 Instructor: Albert Pope

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SPACE In Between Winery Fall 2011 Instructor: John Casbarian

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ECONOMICS Social Aggregation Spring 2016 Instructor: Tatiana Bilbao

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EXPERIENCE Lifting the Boundary Spring 2012 Instructor: Carlos Jimenez

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PRESERVATION Historical-Modern Spring 2012 Instructor: Carlos Jimenez

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PROFESSIONAL WORK RPBW 2015-2016

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Surface Treatment

Located in at the Eastern end of Canal Street and Spring Street, overlooking the Holland Tunnel ventilation towers, the site has a triangular shape, making it one of the unique sites in New York City. The concept of the project takes the site’s unique shape which produces different faces that

Vertical Hydrology Center in New York City

look at different views and solar gains. The project takes

Fall 2015

surface houses a circulation string and a ceramic tumble

Instructor: Doug Oliver

pens. All of this is folded back into the shape of the site to

Structural Consultant: Robert Silman Associates

create an interior atrium where new relationships between

Facade Consultant: Heingtes Associates

specific program boxes are created and controlled through

these faces and unfolds it, then places the very specific program string onto the surfaces according to solar orientation or views. Along with program orientation, the wall, creating a double skin within which circulation hap-

MEP Consultant: Buro Happold

openings.

Exterior Skin

Circulation Path

exterior envelope

Second Skin/Shade

exterior envelope

circulation

Program

exterior envelope

circulation

ceramic envelope

ceramic envelope

program boxes

program envelope

TOTALIZATION Surface Treatment

Concept Model

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Structure Model

Programming -The sequence of hydrotherapy is mapped onto the surface and

Unfolded Surface Mapping

connected with a continous circulation path. Each program box represents a very specific treatment or function.

Main driving force behind the project is mapping the program onto the surface of the site. Specific qualities about the program is matched with things like solar orientation and views

Structure

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Plans -When surfaces are folded back in program some boxes get stacked up creating moments for terraces. a continous loop of circulation can be seen.

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Surface Treatment TOTALIZATION

enclosure with ceramic tumble wall is used to harvest and control the climate with least energy expenditure.

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Climatic Performance -Glass

Section - A cut through the atrium shows the central space and stacking of program boxes as well as the entry sequence which takes you up a plinth where atrium can be observed.

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In winter the glass enclosure acts like a greenhouse heating the air inside. To complement this, hot water from the pools are circulated in the tumble wall.

In summer heat gain from the glass enclosure is harvested by the fans at the top of the atrium creating a flow of air. Some of this energy is converted to electricty and is used throughout the building.

MEP System - System is distributed in 3 shafts that allow minimal distances travelled by ductwork minimizing their size and cost.

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TOTALIZATION Surface Treatment

Ceramic System is based on an algorithm that takes the winter sun angle at any given point on the facade and places the appropriate tile of 18 different typess. Some random placements are done to give it a texture.

Detail - Showing the circulation ‘double skin’ with ceramic thumble wall and program enclosures. Steel structure and paneling also visible.

D2 Ceramic Bricks with embedded radiant heating-cooling

Prefabricated Wall Panels with Aluminum Composite Panel

Return Air Vent

Shader

Bronze Tinted Insulating Glass

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Low Iron Double Glass Panel

D1 Air Vent Grill Casted Curtain Wall Connection with Grill Tracks

Return Air Vent- Fire Surge Alumunim Extrusion Louvering

D2 3 inch Steel Reinforced Aluminum Moullion

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French Drain Trench

Insulation

Pool Lighting Drain Pipe

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Supply Pipes

Ceramic Bricks with embedded radiant heating-cooling

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Algorithmic Ceramic System

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Bracket House

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Single Family House in Houston Spring 2011 Instructor: Dawn Finley

Bracketing Axonometric - A public work-live space is sandwiched between bedroom bracket and living bracket.

CLARITY Layered House

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through spaces. Wet spaces happen within two bracketing walls

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Plans -Walls create brackets within the plan to create private or move

First Floor

1 Living Room

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4 Study

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A (almost) siteless single family house that focuses on space and concept. What does it mean to live somewhere? What is a gathering space, what is a living space? What is public, what is private within a home? These were the questions that needed clarification. To address these issues concept of bracketing is used. Brackets are inherently spatial; they define space within, and space without.

Space within brackets may create a space of gathering that is semi private, and space outside

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of brackets may create a space display. In this project, brackets work to create spatial definitions on the virtue of closedness and openness, while also creating a formal legibility.

9 Kid’s Bedroom

8 Bathroom

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In-Between Winery

Urban Winery in Houston

Imagining a winery in the city poses two challenges: how to integrate a production facility in a city and maintaining a public face and identity. Houston, whose public life revolves around cars and streets, engaging the public depends not on the street front but on the nature of space and place.

The unique geometry of the site is a result of the intersection of two Houston grids at the highway spur. This unique shape creates an oppurtunity to

Fall 2011

engage both grids. Through the use of Ls which give

Instructor: John Casbarian

spaces. Using the L as a device and placing them

structural integrity and ability to open up or close accoriding to two grid directions, project creates a pourous space that houses the production on the ground floor and, public viewing platforms on the

Versitality of the L gives ability to enclose or open up spaces even with two distint directinalities. This allows for a flexible system to house different sizes and types of program.

SPACE In-Between Winery

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First Floor Plan - L’s create inteior spaces and take on different programs. First floor is the winemaking floor.

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Diagram Dairies - From a field of L’s to the building.

1 Field of Ls

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house program

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Inductive Aggregation

General Diagram - Open Spaces and Street Network

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Open-Space Urbanism in Houston Fall 2011 Instructor: Albert Pope

Taking open spaces as catalyst of density creation and carbon sinks at the same time, the project aims to create a new urban experience in the poor and overlooked fifth ward of Houston. Project abstracts the streets and blocks into a uniform system in order to discuss essence rather than form. In the scheme, a gradient of large to smaller open spaces and block sizes reflect the characteristics of existing neighborhoods. Project takes this diagram and tests it with several FAR and typology combinations using a Grasshopper script. Judging the results through diagrams and space, solutions that produce most fluid open space and remains similar to the neighbor characteristic are suggested as ‘ideal’.

Table of typologies - Bucket of possible typologies of a city organized around various FAR the double line

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PARAMETRICS Inductive Aggregation

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Program Distribution - Industrial, Commercial and Civic

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Typology aggregation testing - Mixing and Matching base typologies for increased spatial connectivity on a small 9x9 grid

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Double typology-open space size testing- Testing typology duos in relation to open space and lot sizes to judge

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Inductive Aggregation PARAMETRICS

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Coding the City - Generating the image of the city from the list of typologies and other parameters

Translating the DIagram into the City Having established a typology list and diagrams that test different scenarios, next step was to construct possible scenarios of urban conditions and judge their merits and shortcomings of each scenario in each district. Since the cities act independently and perhaps semi-randomly

within the rules and regulations, it made sense to create a script that would randomize and create different cities depending on different scenarios. A script where parameters are different urban rules (In this case block typologies) and Overall FAR became helpful to visualize the possibilities of urban space resulting from the ini-

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District 4 Strategy Existing situation of the District 4 is a low FAR residential neighborhood, and we wanted to maintain this as much as we can, therefore interventions ae smaller open spaces and field like settlements to increase the density while maintaining small scale connectivity.

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Scenarios - Testing different configurations for the optimal open space configuration

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District 10 is the industrial center of the site. Banding of industrial and residential creates a high FAR and low height bands that reflect the program while still maintaining large open spaces that connect two programs together.

Fifth Ward 2050 - Larger lots occupied by larger development that line around large open spaces, smaller blocks and typologies aggregate around smaller open spaces.

open space network created. In the places where open space is smaller scale, the FAR drops and the scale of open space created within the blocks are also reduced (therefore the field and double line typology is used. In the large scale open spaces, the highFAR offsets the lost density in open spaces and the block typology pronounces

visible large open spaces as well. Bands of industrial and commercial can be seen in different typologies. Note that this not the final image, but a possible outcome out of maybe a million that the users may produce.

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tial diagrams. The tool proved to be a powerful way to generate scenarios, but also the sheer amount of information and scenarios generated forced us to think stragetically about the scope of results we wanted to create. The final image seen below is the result of careful considaration of 3 optiosn per district to judge based on the

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PARAMETRICS Inductive Aggregation

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Social Housing Social Housing Capped Sales Price Price (484Capped USD/m2Sales to 700 USD/m2) (484 USD/m2 to 700 USD/m2) Economies of Scale Economies of Scale Infonavit Regulations Infonavit Regulations Commercial HugeCommercial Potential in Roma Norte Huge Potential in Roma Norte (1950 USD/m2 to 1500 USD/m2) (1950 USD/m2 to 1500 Makes sense in ground floorUSD/m2) Makes sense in ground floor

Aggregated Socials

Following the success of Aravena’s adaptive houses in Chilethe question focused on social housing in the cities. Social Housing, especially in Mexico City has been pushed out of the city.

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plied by the state, only way to make social housing profitable under the regulations is to build it outside of the city in very large numbers. However building outside of the city perimeter isolates the people who are living in difficult situations from the economic benefits of living in the city. The challenge for the studio was to come up with an architectural solution that could turn the tables and make social housing profitable and

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feasable in the city.

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Aggregated Socials ECONOMICS

1 Building a wall

2 Moving the removable walls

3 Adding a larger bedroom

4 2nd larger bedroom

5 3rd Bedroom expanded

Expansion ScenarioSmallest unit can expand into a three bedroom unit over time. It is a simple construction method making use of steel and concrete as well as local construction materials

Plinth - Top of the plinth is a datum for the housing. It is a space that can be configured into different uses. A playground for children, a meeting space for people living in the building, or a local farmers market.

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ECONOMICS Aggregated Socials

Typical Plans - According to a specific financial model derived from needs as well as the market is aggregated, and the result is seen on the typical plan.

Commercial - Commercial sits under the plinth. L shaped shop areas create maximum surface area and exposure to the arcade, as well as creating spill out spaces onto the street.

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Lifting the Boundary

The metallurgy museum in Santiago de Chile is based on two feelings that Chile’s recent history reflects. The regime of Pinochet who bounded Chileans to oppression and within walls, and the history of it’s earth and mining. The museum is bounded within

Meturlurgy Museum in Santiago de Chile

ground to signify the lifting of the opressive regime of Pinochet, and a new public ground as a result of that. Within the wall is a bounded object which is the museum itself. The huge object floating above the public piazza mimics the mining conditions of metals, and is the starting point of the journey into the museum.

Spring 2013 Instructor:Carlos Jimenez

a metal wall which is lifted 8 feet of the ground by a dent on the

Floor Plans - Cores are moved to the exterior to create an open interior space that can be reconfigured in different ways.

Third Floor 2 Bookstore 3 Lobby

Second Floor 3 Auditorium 4 Foyer

First Floor 2 Piazza

Basement 1 Library

EXPERIENCE Lifting the Boundary

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building. Auditorium makes advantage of this move to place it’s slope within it.

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Section- Building is lifted up by the extensive extoskeleton to create a piazza that lifts up to become the entry into the

Fourth Floor 10 Exhibition Space

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Historical-Modern Design Hotel in Taksim, Istanbul May 2016- Ongoing (Municipality Approval Pending) Client: Peradoor Hotels Talimhane, also known as the Hotel District of Istanbul was

5 floors became the ephemeral addition. Ephemeral effect was

develeoped by Henri Proust as a residential neighborhood in

achived through an operable cladding system that made use

the 30s and 40s. All the post-republic architects built 4-6 story

of rectangular and triangular shaped stone-wood and broze

residential buildings that are now deemed 2nd degree histor-

pieces arranged by a parametric script that controlled the

ical artifacts. The client who owns 2 buildings in the area had

exact amounts and if wanted create gradients etc on the clad-

worked with an architect before approached me asking to come

ding. The end result is now in the municipality and historical

up with something different, a design that is not merely an im-

preservation council waiting for approval, Several options were

itation of existing architecture through 10 floors. My approach

developed in order to explore the capabilities of the design as

was inspired by a Magritte painting, wanting to have two mass-

well as to give the council several options to chose from. I also

es on top of each other, one solid the other ephemeral in a way.

produced a detailed ‘preservation report’ to convey the design

Historical building became the first mass, and the addition of

intent to the municipality and the council.

FLOOR 5 (The Gap)

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FLOORS 1-4 (Historical Part)

0 Existing Condition is two different buildings next to each other, one historical (pink) one 80s glass cladded building (blue)

1 First step is to unify the look on the street, so the reconstruction is planned to extend through the 80s building lot

2 Next is addition of a mass equal to that of the historical part with a floor gap in between to divide them.

3 Adding cores/fire safety

4 Adding the operable screening system

5 Final building

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PRESENT SITUATION Project will be built upon 2 lots, one 40s building that is now deemed historical, and an 80s hotel that is not historical, but ugly and cold.

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CONTRAST One of the intentions of the design is to create a contrast to the imitation architecture that has developed in the area. Most of the adjacent buildings are designed to imitate their ‘preserved’ portions. Our goal was to show that there could be another way. A contrasting addition would, we argued, clarify the original historically significant architecture while allowing unique and modern architecture to create a playful relationship with the old.

OPTIONS Since this project is going through the historical preservation board the client wanted to give them options to show different configurations that can be used with the design.

OPTION 1 Historical facade is extended to the adjacent plot, upper modern mass is set back 1 meters from the adjacent buildings. Cladding is configured to create a gradient from stone to wood.

HISTORICAL PART

OPTION 2 Historical facade is kept where it was, new but similar facade is constructed, upper part follows the bottom historical part with pertrusion. Cladding follows a less evident gradient.

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CURRENT SITUATION

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Professional Work

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Renzo Piano Building Workshop 2015-2016 Partner: Antoine Chaaya I worked at Renzo Piano Building Workshop’s Paris office for a year where I worked on 3 main projects. The first one which can be seen on this page is a mixed use residential and office project in Beirut. The facade studies and the ground floor was my responsibility.

On page 23, you can see a residential tower in New York City. I worked on the conceptual studies and study models. On the next page, there is the condo development in Miami Beach for which I worked from conceptual development to mid-CD. I was responsible for the balcony studies including the hand rails, unit dividers and slab edge.

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RPBW PROFESSIONAL WORK

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PROFESSIONAL WORK RPBW

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CONCRETE CORE WALL 2'-5" DROP CEILING TYPICAL PLANTER SEE A856

TYPICAL LOBBY PENDANT FIXTURE

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Level 3 32' - 6" NGVD

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LOBBY MEP

Yigit Ergecen Bachelor of Architecture 10.9.1990, Ankara, Turkey yigitergecen@gmail.com TUR: +90 (0532) 215 65 93 A: Yunusaga Sokak 36/2 Emirgan, Sariyer Istanbul/ TURKEY