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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. Ermish Housing in Istanbul, Turkey by CM MimarlikJune 22nd, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: CM Mimarlik Ermish Housing, designed by Istanbul based architectural practice CM Mimarlik is a residential project that focuses on providing optimum daylight by separating building blocks due to area’s elevation difference, and creates a whole living area out of 3 different building blocks.  Image Courtesy © Cemal Emden, Cem Sorguc
 Image Courtesy © Cemal Emden, Cem Sorguc Designed on a parcel with about 9 meters elevation difference, in Göktürk, the project has been developed as 3 separate blocks due to parcel’s irrational geometric form and to overcome the difficulty of providing daylight into the building structure.  Image Courtesy © Cemal Emden, Cem Sorguc  Image Courtesy © Cemal Emden, Cem Sorguc This difference in mass sets the facade material as one but with different colors. On both streets, structures are separated from each other. The area between the blocks was planned as building entrances and common areas.  Image Courtesy © Cemal Emden, Cem Sorguc  Image Courtesy © Cemal Emden, Cem Sorguc The system is populated and distributed from a single entrance. The typology created by the central planar core opens the block directions to the outside. Some of the houses, which are settled in the middle open spaces, are separated as the garden floors. The relationship between the blocks and their sizes are based on the current morphology of the area.  Image Courtesy © Cemal Emden, Cem Sorguc  Image Courtesy © Cemal Emden, Cem Sorguc  Image Courtesy © CM Mimarlik  Image Courtesy © CM Mimarlik  Image Courtesy © CM MimarlikImage Courtesy © CM Mimarlik  Image Courtesy © CM Mimarlik
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