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“The Shopping and Life Style Center” project, considered as a continuation of Varyap Meridian project in West Atasehir for the same client, designed with an approach that is separated from the current shopping centers, appealing the motivations of the world of spectacle.
The Marriage Hall project which was designed upon the request of Eyup Municipality, has been considered as a kind of structural landscape component combining the level difference between the pedestrian way and the sea with a walking ramp on the waterfront of Golden Horn, in Eyup.
BDP reveals details for a major new project on the outskirts of Izmir, Turkey’s third largest city, for Turkish developer Megapol. BDP has produced the masterplan and concept design for the Vaha Project which creates a new shopping and leisure destination for the region.
ParkOffice is a mid-rise office building attached to a newly developing mix-use settlement; composed of housing units, recreational facilities and commercial units. The plot has a triangular form adjacent to a huge shopping mall and a mass housing project.
In this project, the aim was to insert office space and a new lobby addition into a furniture company’s warehouse and distribution center. The building is placeless, it has the singularity of being nothing more than a massive container.
The KUUM Hotel, Spa & Residences is an innovative concept for boutique lifestyle and resorts. The architecture for KUUM was inspired by the regional beauty, resources and historical legacy of southwestern Turkey and the Aegean Sea.
The concept design of this Municipality building, Commercial Centre and Market Place has been carried out by the atelier RTA-Office, led by Santiago Parramón with offices in Barcelona and Shanghai, in collaboration with the Turkish atelier DOME Partners (Istanbul).
Located in the largest city of the Aegean Coast of Turkey, the semi-open shopping facility appreciates and joins the lifestyle of Izmir where people prefer to spend time outdoors with respect to warm climate.
LEO A DALY is providing the master plan and concept design for Aegean Breeze at Alaçati, a five-star, contemporary beach destination resort that will break ground on the western coast of Turkey this year, with a grand opening planned in summer 2012.
The design of the Museum of Troy at Çanakkale has been carried out by the atelier RTA-Office, led by Santiago Parramón with offices in Barcelona and Shanghai, in collaboration with the Turkish atelier DOME Partners (Istanbul).
For the new Izmir Opera House the intention was to create a building other than its function of being a cultur and arts center that can also meet different needs, inside and outside.
This is a sensitive renewal of a stone building on a steeply sloping site, with fairly rustic timber interiors given a more contemporary feel. The residence perches on the edge of a small rock outcrop
The natural Port of Izmit Bay is the transition area of a rich bio-diversity due to its specific location between Black Sea and Mediterranean Region. Izmit basin, surrounded by lakes and forests is also a very sensitive area in ecological means concerning the wetlands, the agricultural lands, the canals and the bays within.
A boutique hotel on the coast of Aegean Sea, in untouched nature in Torba-Bodrum has been re-designed. A building that’s been built but never used, was torn down to its foundations and re-designed.
The building is located at the center of Cappadocia Region, 5 minutes of distance to Nevsehir city center and 30 minutes of distance to Kayseri.
Ipekyol Textile Factory building designed by EAA-Emre Arolat Architects has been shortlisted in 2010 Aga Khan Awards for Architecture.
The design of the TAV Istanbul Ataturk Airport terminal, together with its underground rapid-transit rail station and neighbouring car park, was inspired by a desire for simple and instinctive passenger routes between land side and the aircraft.