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- Architects: TEGET
- Location: Istanbul, Turkey
- Architect In Charge: Mehmet Kütükçüoğlu, Ertuğ Uçar
- Area: 100000.0 m2
- Project Year: 2011
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- Light Gauge Steel Project : Akkon Construction
- Statical Project : Yapı Akademisi Engineering
- Mechanical / Infrastructure Project : Tanrıöver Engineering
- Electrical Project : ECC Engineering
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Text description provided by the architects. Located in Northern part of İzmir,Ulukent 35th Street Project is formed by the topography of its context. The site is a steep slope which has 60 meters difference in height.
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Sketch
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The project is a 2 kilometers long curvilinear circulation spine which extends and grows into private spaces, social amenities as well as infrastructural facilities. Spine arrayed along the slope, provides a range of public and private spaces including cafes, bookshops and common spaces and creates a dynamic geneaolgy. This plan allows unique views overlooking green fields along the corridor, opens up range of different sequences along the spine.
Section View
An archetypical section of the project consists of a continuos underground driveway between parking lots on both sides, a pedestrian street above, and townhouses attached to it. This scheme allows optimized distances between car-parks and the houses, which also helps gaining green areas by embedding parking lots underground.
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Isometric Section – Floor Plan
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Product Description:
This is the biggest, Breeam Certificated, Light Gauge Steel Housing Project in Turkey. The Light Gauge system as a sustainable building method helps us to create a sustainable, rapid solution for this housing Project.
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