ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Istanbul’Demirci Restaurant in Istanbul, Turkey by Caglayan ArchitectsFriday, August 18th, 2017Article source: Caglayan Architects Demirci Restaurant designed by Caglayan Architects an Istanbul based interior design studio, offers its customers an escape from the metropol life while it enables them to take a ‘delicious’ tour to the past in a harmonized space with the historical atmosphere of old town.  Image Courtesy © Caglayan Architects
British American Tobacco Turkey HQ in Istanbul by Gürhan BakırküreSunday, August 13th, 2017Article source: Gürhan Bakırküre First of all, a workshop has been organised with BAT crew who have decided upon moving to ninth and tenth floor of Orjin Maslak located on the land of the most important business district of İstanbul. Regarding to the demands of personnel in the consideration of feedbacks of workshop, the design scheme has been created. A ‘Social Office’ has been designed focusing on social interaction and flexibility In stead of hierarchical and stable seating arrangement.  Image Courtesy © Gürhan Bakırküre
Role Technique Office in Istanbul, Turkey by EDDA ArchitectureWednesday, August 9th, 2017Article source: EDDA Architecture The central office building of Role Technique designed by EDDA Architecture in Istanbul responds both present and future needs of the company with an innovative and contemporary design approach.  Image Courtesy © EDDA Architecture
Tevfik Fikret Elementary School in Istanbul, Turkey by Öney ArchitectureThursday, July 20th, 2017Article source: Öney Architecture Already providing service in the garden of Tevfik Fikret Primary School located in Bebek neighborhood of Besiktas district in Istanbul, the nursery unit, which fails to satisfy the needs is projected to be replaced with a nursery that can operate independent from the primary school. An area located next to the entrance gate of the school has been allocated for this function, which is restricted with the retaining wall formed by the elevation difference of the neighboring parcel on the west side and the school land on the north side. A double layered facade has been planned in order to meet the illumination need for education and whereas to reduce the heat effect in the summer months. The area remaining between these layers have been planned as a garden where students can grow plants. The entrance of the building, which is planned as two-stored, is projected at the 1/3 axis of its long side. The entrance area has been considered as cloakroom and reception. A semi-closed play ground has been created at the roadside of the building. The second floor of the structure includes two classrooms and wet areas. The classrooms have been projected on the upper floor in order to avoid the noise from the road as well as the school garden. The top of the circulation area has been projected to be transparent in order to make use of the structure in depth especially in the education season when day light is relatively less.  Image Courtesy © Öney Architecture
Ermish Housing in Istanbul, Turkey by CM MimarlikThursday, June 22nd, 2017Article 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
ECOSTAR – Termoheat Inc. Administration Office design in Istanbul, Turkey by EDDA ArchitectureTuesday, June 13th, 2017Article source: EDDA Architecture ECOSTAR Termoheat Inc. Administration Building designed by EDDA Architecture, an Istanbul based interior design studio, integrates the corporate identity of the company to a functional design approach by transforming the physical challenges into an advantage. After a need has risen for the head office of ECOSTAR Termoheat Inc., to move a new point, which was more convenient in terms of its physical conditions and in a way, for to provide the opportunity of company development, one of the floor of the Monumento Kartal project has been selected as the head office.  Image Courtesy © Engin Yildiz
The Smile Shop Dental Polyclinic in Istanbul, Turkey by Slash ArchitectsThursday, June 8th, 2017Article source: Slash Architects The asymmetrical panels starting from the outer facade and flowing into interior spaces creates a sense of canyon experience. Dental Polyclinic that is located in Maslak Uniq Istanbul Shopping Mall, creates a striking appearance with its unusual concept. Space is cracked open by the circulation and the waiting areas which creates the perception of depth in the project. he service and clinic usages are located around the 3 solid walls of the space leaving the mediocre center open for easy access. This also helps to be able to read the usages of the spaces behind by the frames that are sticking out of the walls of the canyon wall. The spaces behind the panels around circulation are totally white, clean and simple which creates a strong contrast between the interior and exterior of the clinic box spaces.  Image Courtesy © Slash Architects
Kolektif House in Levent, Istanbul by KONTRAFriday, May 5th, 2017Article source: pRchitect communications consultancy Seizing the essence and the spirit of the perfect harmony with every space, KONTRA, an Istanbul based design studio, brings an unusual and innovative perspective to the traditional office culture. Countering the common features of the office designs, KONTRA creates a “house” by Kolektif House Levent, highlighting the design and art together symbolizing collective work and collaboration focused on new generation.  Image Courtesy © KONTRA
White House in Istanbul, Turkey by ofistWednesday, April 19th, 2017Article source: pRchitect communications Kate’s penthouse occupies the top floor as an extension to a century year old historical building right on Istiklal Street in Beyoglu street right in the hustle and bustle of Istanbul. The extension was built approximately 40 years ago with a tasteless, ordinary application when compared to the building itself. The profound traces of the area’s history didn’t exist in this appartment. Quite low ceilings, with a standard layout, layers of cheap and careless work all around, but with a great view of Bosphorus and the old city!  Image Courtesy © Ofist
Moda House in Istanbul, Turkey by Slash ArchitectsSunday, April 9th, 2017Article source: pRchitect communications consultancy Walking along the Istanbul Moda coastline there is a building which is striking by its architecture. The V shaped capsules on the facade derives the attention. Being curious about the outlook of the building, we were lucky as architects to get the chance to do the interior of the apartment. Considering the location and the view that the building has, the apartment floor is predominant to the vista of Istanbul the first intervention that was thought of was having the facade as transparent as possible.  Image Courtesy © AltKat Architectural Photography- Alp Eren
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