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DİYAR ÇEVİREL

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Projects

DİYAR and Kasım

210

VERTICAL CITY

This design was designed to meet the housing, social life and green areas of Şanlıurfa, one of the important cities of Turkey, and to prevent the destruction of agricultural lands. The design was made as two different functions as a residence and a shopping area.

DİYAR and Dilara

RESEARCHER HİGH SCHOOL

There are many places to sit and watch the flow of information, but real learning comes from engaging and interacting with the world around you. This school of thought promotes the basic theory of 'learning by doing'.

DİYAR and Merve Safa

123

PRODUCING AND CONSUMING MARKETPLACE

HUMAN IS ALIFE AS MUCH THEY TOUCHES NATURE. WHEN YOU TRY TO REMOVE THE HUMAN FROM NATURE COMPLETELY, THE HUMAN BODY REMAINS BUT THE SOUL ROTS. HOW MUCH WE LOOK AT IT SIMPLE, THE PRODUCTS WE CONSUMED ARE LIKE THIS. WHEN WE TOUCH WITH LOVE FROM THE ROOT, LIFE COME TOGETHER, OR THEY WILL ROT, JUST LİKE THE HUMAN SOUL.

DİYAR

172

STAYdıum | KEEP THE STADIUM ALIVE

The main idea behind the concept is that the Mississippi river looks like a big tree when viewed on a large scale and splits into different branches. Stadiums are structures that lose their importance after the event is over. In order to prevent this, it is aimed to keep the stadium alive after the event along with the public spaces.