ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Istanbul’RÖNESANS in Istanbul, Turkey by MUUMSaturday, December 5th, 2015Article source: MUUM The Mecidiyeköy neighborhood is one of the most important transportation centers of Istanbul. Therefore it is one of the preferred locations for office centers and firms in the city. Although this area is old and warn it remains vivacious and is being continuously regenerated with various new building and urban renewal projects.  Image Courtesy © MUUM
LoftUp 7.60 / WorkUp 5.50 in Istanbul, Turkey by SPDOFriday, November 13th, 2015Article source: SPDO WORK UP and LOFT UP, two low-rised projects are designed to be build in a developmenting area of Atasehir, with respect to the neighborhood. The idea has aimed “the area” of design not only limited to a single project but to expand in different nodes of Atasehirin order to touch the city surface, up.  LoftUp ,Image Courtesy © SPDO
Esas Aeropark in Istanbul, Turkey by Tabanlıoğlu ArchitectsSunday, November 8th, 2015Article source: Tabanlıoğlu Architects The site is located at the Asian side of Istanbul, between two parallel roads, one being the highway to Istanbul’s second international airport Sabiha Gökçen. The main construction consists of 2 separate blocks with 7 and 9 floors, respective to the site topography. Besides the office and residential floors, the anchor of the building is Pegasus Airlines.  Image Courtesy © Murat Germen
The Human Factor | Kale @ UNICERA 2015 in Istanbul, Turkey by Paolo Cesaretti ArchitettoSaturday, October 24th, 2015Article source: Paolo Cesaretti Architetto With the aim of displaying six real size bathrooms we decided to design each of them inspired to a human type – the family, the intellectual couple, the ecologist couple, the designer, the manger, the fashion addict – thus creating the conditions to imagine and represent taste and inclinations of the owner/s.  Image Courtesy © Alp Eren | ALTKAT Architectural Photography
Ziylan General Management Office in Istanbul, Turkey by CBTE ArchitectureSaturday, September 19th, 2015Article source: pRchitect communications consultancy Ziylan’s office which the interiors were renewed by CBTE Architecture fictionalized by the impressive expression of colors and has a specific appearance, motivating and supporting its users to spend quality time.  Image Courtesy © Murat Aksu
Akplaza Commercial Center in Istanbul, Turkey by Manco ArchitectsTuesday, August 4th, 2015Article source: Manco Architects Akplaza Commercial Center, which is one of the major steps taken toward the urban regeneration of Dolapdere district, was designed and built as an energy efficient A+ classoffice building with BREEAM certification.  Image Courtesy © Gurkan Akay
Seyfioglu Apartment Building in Istanbul,Turkey by Manco ArchitectsThursday, April 9th, 2015Article source: Manco Architects 4 one bedroom and 16 two bedroom apartments were planned in the project designed for the development of Seyfioglu Apartment Building, which is planned to be reconstructed according to the Urban Regeneration Law.  Image Courtesy © Manco Architects
Besiktas Quarter Complex in Istanbul, Turkey by 34 Architects – 34 MimarlıkThursday, March 19th, 2015Article 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
SAVOY ULUS in İstanbul, Turkey by AutobanTuesday, February 17th, 2015Article source: Autoban Developed by Çarmıklı-Saruhan corporation, Savoy Ulus is a residential complex that consists of various types of apartments all designed to satisfy different types of living. With its modern architectural style, as well as exquisite services and facilities, the project breathes new life to the upscale Ulus area, a hilltop district of Istanbul that is home to many apartment complexes built back in the 80s and 90s.  LIBRARY AT THE CLUBHOUSE LOUNGE, Image Courtesy © Autoban
Halimoglu Fasarit Head Office and Showroom Interior Design in Istanbul, Turkey by YEGENAThursday, February 12th, 2015Article source: YEGENA The initial idea of the showroom design realized for Halimoglu-fasarit paint company is constructed on the giant ”eggs” that are installed into the venues. Cross-sections which are created by elliptical paraboloids over hanging from the venue, with each other and with the venue itself , constitutes the main character of the design. The distinct difference which is seen between the showroom and the working spaces outside of it , ensures impressive appearance of the repetitive spinal column at the transitional areas. The color input coming from the paint origin of Halimoglu Company, is expressed by spreading a 3 dimensional rainbow into the venue.  Image Courtesy © YEGENA
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