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Design: Global Architectural Development – GAD: new buildings in Torba on a private peninsula surrounded by crystal clear waters and nature. Torba is a small sea-side village covered by olive groves and pine forests with a relaxed, rural ambience.
Design: Noyan Vural Architecture: the warm climate enabled the use of open and semi-open areas and wide terraces with ample shade. The Turkish bath and spa units located in the basement are among the project’s important attraction points.
Design: GAD Architecture: Design principles are respectful to the location, using naturally existing local materials and textures. Floors are covered with natural stone while ceilings are clad with wooden timber to support the feeling of warmth and elegance.
Architects: Erdil Construction. The main ambition with the Ma Vie La Villa was to make as much use of the site as possible promoting the use of a variety of outdoor spaces that can be used in most weather conditions.
Design: Emre Kuzlu, Ertuğrul Yurdakul, Architects. This structure embodies with Bien’s essence – the ceramic tiles inspire the design. Being an inspiring landmark positioned on a prominent highway intersection, the building design provides a strong statement for the company.
Design: ONZ Architects & MDesign. The Çaycuma Science Center Architectural Competition was an open architectural competition organized by Çaycuma Municipality, a town in the Black Sea region of Turkey.
Design: ONZ Architects & MDesign: one of the main objectives of the design is to bring Kızılırmak under control in the project area in order to prevent having an unstable flow and to solve the flood problem.
Design: AUDB Architects. The building design on a steeply sloping site exploits the challenging context with a “morphed & weaved version of the classroom archetype”: a multi-storey building with angled banding.
Design: Grimshaw, Nordic Office of Architecture and Haptic Architects. Shortlisted for MIPIM “Best Futura Mega Project Award”: Terminal 1 of the Istanbul New Airport will be the world’s largest airport terminal under one roof.
This novel building design by GAD is a modern interpretation of Odunpazari’s vernacular architecture and existing historical texture, protecting existing trees’ positions to minimise the damage. The building complex includes a spa and wellness centre in the middle, and accommodation units on the perimeter.
The building design by NKY Architects & Engineers in Bilkent, Ankara shares a limited land area of the project site with Atatürk Hospital and the Integrated Health Campus. The linear double corridor scheme of the old public buildings have been developed into a curvilinear scheme to overcome the problem of fitting into the limited site.
IND [Inter.National.Design] + Powerhouse Company in collaboration with ABT have won the Çanakkale Antenna Tower International Competition, near the city of Çanakkale in western Turkey.
Eight international teams where shortlisted to design a 100-m tall Observation and Broadcast Tower for the historic city of Çanakkale.
New Residence in Bodrum: the site is near a seaside settlement named Yahşi in Bodrum, Turkey. The location of the house is not so close to the crowded touristic part of the city in order to have a relaxed life style but still close enough to the facilities in 10 minutes distance.
The ACCR Building has been built to the campus of Yapi Kredi Bank Operational Center in Gebze. The building – named by its programs (Archive) on basement floor, (Call Center) ground floor and (Restaurant) first floor – is a prism of 75×30 meters.
Designed by PAB Architects, The Morphology Building of Faculty of Medicine is located at Tekirdag, a northwestern city of Turkey. This architectural project is a part of Namık Kemal University campus which is a newly founding campus settlement.
Richard Meier & Partners unveils the first completed project in Turkey’s Bodrum Peninsula. The house is part of a Master Plan composed of twenty-one houses designed by world renowned Architect Richard Meier.
The results of the architectural competition of the city hall and cultural center – Adana Çukurova was declared on 23th November 2011. There were 100 competitors who participated from all around Turkey.