ARCHITECTURE

Koray Arslan House, Yelki

January 19, 2021|Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Residential architecture, Turkey|

The building, located in the 934 m2 plot in Yelki (Güzelbahçe), shows itself with a linear plan between the ancient pine and olive forests surrounding it. The building, which lies on the parcel with a 240 cm elevation difference on the east-west axis, creates different spatial perceptions in the interior with its two and three-storey gallery spaces, and gives clues about the traces of the daily flow in the
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Özyeğin University Faculty of Architecture and Design, Istanbul

January 19, 2021|Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Public and commercial architecture, Turkey|

The Faculty of Architecture and Design Building at Ozyegin University is the culmination of a decade of work by ARK master planning and designing buildings for this young Turkish private university. ARK is an emerging design studio founded by architect Roger L Klein, AIA who led the design for the building in collaboration with local BG Architects. Designing a building for the study of architecture and design is perhaps a
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Gemak Shipyard Administration Office, Yalova

January 19, 2021|Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Public and commercial architecture, Turkey|

This office building is situated in the shipyard at the entrance of the bay on the south-east coast of the Marmara Sea. Ships and cargo boats from all over the world come to this shipyard, they are repaired, maintained, and they continue on their way.Steel material, paint, blasting process, and also the sound of metal are the reality of shipyards. The context of the area affected the design of the
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Bayraklı Coast Pedestrian Bridge, Izmir

January 19, 2021|Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Public and commercial architecture, Turkey|

The pedestrian and bicycle bridge located at Bayraklı coast was designed with the aim of making the coast a more accessible place for pedestrians, cyclists and service vehicles within the scope of IzmirDeniz project. *( IzmirDeniz project is a concept for using the seaside more efficiently)The bridge is a necessary transportation structure for Bayraklı Beach to serve the neighbourhood as a whole without being divided by streams. In the near
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Fitas Passage, İstanbul

January 19, 2021|Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Public and commercial architecture, Turkey|

Fitas Passage seeks a diffused relationship to the street for a modern arcade building in Istanbul. Istiklal Street, a vibrant pedestrian axis in the heart of Istanbul, has witnessed huge changes in the urban fabric over the years, losing the three-dimensional quality once embodied in the vertical street signs which characterised its urban grain. The project aims to restore the diversity of functions within the Fitas (Fitash) Passage and
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House Zillertal, Tyrol

January 19, 2021|Architecture, Austria, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Residential architecture|

The building is sustainable and set for the future in multiple ways. The construction meets the requirements of a Passive House and can be easily completed to become an energy self-sufficient home. The actual layout of the house is very flexible in order to meet the needs of different generations over the years. The whole house is barrier-free and fully accessible to those with disabilities. Because of the steep
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Domäne Lilienberg, Tainach

January 15, 2021|Architecture, Austria, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Public and commercial architecture|

A tranquil, square building rises up above the existing hilltop site. It is the main building in the Lilienberg domain, and as such an annex to the already existing operational facility in which the wine is processed. The main building, which serves as a wine tavern, picks up on the materiality and architectural language of the operational facility. Clear forms, straight lines and cubic volumes characterise the now-completed ensemble.
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Merkur Campus Graz

January 15, 2021|Architecture, Austria, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Public and commercial architecture|

Design concept The new campus for Merkur Versicherung consists of two new buildings and a refurbished existing building, which are linked to each other by a single-storey structure on the ground floor. The connecting structure, which is S-shaped in the ground plan, creates a clearly defined street space on the east side and a small forecourt in the main entrance area on Conrad-von-Hötzendorf-Strasse. To the west, the building line
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Martins Bridge near Zirl – pedestrian and cycle path bridge over the Inn, Zirl

January 15, 2021|Architecture, Austria, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Landscape and urban space|

The new pedestrian and cycle path bridge "Martinsbrücke" over the Inn, connects the communities Zirl and Unterperfuss and now enables a direct connection to the Inn cycle path. An essential criterion of the bridge design was - due to the hydraulic engineering requirements - a pillar-free construction in the main drainage channel of the Inn. As a result, the bridge piers were placed in the edge areas and inclined towards
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Museum Macura, Stari Banovci

January 15, 2021|Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Public and commercial architecture, Serbia|

As the Danube meanders through the old town of Banovci, just 25km north of Belgrade lies the Magacin Macura - Zenit 4, an old barn transformed into a space for art. It complements the Museum Macura just a few kilometres downstream in Novi Banovci. Opened in 2008, the museum was built to house one of the largest private collections of modern and contemporary art in Eastern Europe and it is
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K01, Belgrade

January 15, 2021|Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Residential architecture, Serbia|

Genius loci, a house with sloping roof, has been preserved while its redesign on the ground floor has refreshed its primary architectural language.The new motif was found in the longitudinal proportion and the asymmetry of the new terrace, which takes over the role of the former access porch and extends from the side to the slope in the full width of the house, forming an invisible volume together with the
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Signal Box Lungitz, Katsdorf

January 15, 2021|Architecture, Austria, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2021 – Winner, Public and commercial architecture|

The shape of the signal box Lungitz derives from existing traditional service buildings going along with the rail tracks. The traditional roof is used in an abstract way without an overhang. A cutting as the entrance and various circular openings for ventilation form the final appearance of the corten steel coverage which was chosen for its railroad typical patina. In that way the signal boxes appearance differs clearly from passenger
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