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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Besiktas Quarter Complex in Istanbul, Turkey by 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

 
March 19th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

The project has been carried out as a proposal to unify service units of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality and Besiktas Municipality, at district levels.

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

  • Architects: 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık
  • Project: Besiktas Quarter Complex
  • Location: BesiktasIstanbul, Turkey
  • Photography: Altkat Architectural Photography
  • Project Managers: Cenk Saracoglu, Zeynep Bahar
  • Client: Besiktas Municipality
  • Year: 2014

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

As every quarter has distinct city formations and different requirements, developed designs had to be open to unique variations that can differentiate within themselves.

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

Some of them included a post office, some others; public lavatory or an office for the local football club but all of them were designed with the same constructional principle and planned adaptable to different landscape characteristics.

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

Apart from these, considering the option that the designed structure can be located in parks or recreational areas, sustainable and re-constructable materials that allow different plan alternatives, had to be chosen.

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

Image Courtesy © Altkat Architectural Photography

The structure is furnished by passive systems that allow less energy consumption. Also through photovoltaic batteries it is aimed that the structure generates its own electricity.

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects - 34 Mimarlık

Image Courtesy © 34 Architects – 34 Mimarlık

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