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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. Erciyes Congress and Cultural Center in KAYSERİ, TURKEY by MuuMAugust 12th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: pRchitect communications consultancy Kayseri is a trade-based historical city at the center of Anatolia / Turkey which holds one of the Anatolia’s most magnificent topographies: Erciyes Mountain.  Image Courtesy © MuuM
 Image Courtesy © MuuM The Mountain is a center for the winter sports and recreation thus a master plan work has started by Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality to improve the potential and make an attraction point for the region which lives all through the year. Erciyes Congress Center Project is located on the coast of Tekir Lake as a part of Master Plan of Erciyes Tourism Center.  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM Erciyes Mountain is also an important item for the project as much as for the region. The concept comes up with the idea of creating a functional shell which repeats the topography of the site and also is able to bring the roof snow down easily at this hard winter climate area.  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM The building program involves an auditorium of 2100 people; a conference hall of 1000 people; three multifunctional meeting halls of 240 people, 240 people and 480 people; prom – cocktail areas, restaurant and technical spaces.  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM Social parts like entrance halls, foyer or restaurant is opened to Tekir Lake and Erciyes Mountain through the lake. As an interpretation of the topography; the faulted shell structure starts from the ground, covers all of the functions and meets the lake with an open air platform.  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM  Image Courtesy © MuuM
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