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İshak Şimşek Arhitecture: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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This topic covers architectural work that engages with historical sites, cultural institutions, and urban revitalization. Projects range from museum design and residential adaptive reuse to community centers and landscape interventions, demonstrating approaches to preserving and transforming built environments.

The community explores work including castle revitalization, subterranean museum design, sustainable wetland architecture, adaptive reuse residences, and contemporary cultural landmarks. These projects reflect strategies for integrating contemporary design with existing urban and natural contexts.

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UNI Editorial23 works

UNI5 works

Saly Saif4 works

DİYAR ÇEVİREL3 works

Aleyna Yıldırım3 works

Sude Naz Düzakın3 works

Amir Hossein Rezaei2 works

Mohamed Abdellatif2 works

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Revitalization of Ankara Castle

The project gently evolved by taking references from the natural sloped landscape laying under the grand fortification walls of Ankara Castle, where the collective memory lives for centuries. The building itself became an experience that evokes the memory of the historical layers, the local people; and praises the grandness of walls by revitalizing Ankara.

Mohamed and 3 others

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The Axis Athenaeum

Historical flow give a city layers consistently. Every new discourse and practice creates meaning and material layers in time and space.

Mohamed and 3 others

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Bali coffee house

The cafe generally provides socializing with different places. As a different activity, we added an exhibition application specific to Bali, whereby we aimed to bring different cultures together.

cansu and Zeynep

Plug-in for Kepirli

The idea of designing living units for seasonal agricultural workers in the agricultural land in Kepirli district of Sanliurfa.

Beyza and Nursima

THE VOID

Athenaeum is the place of the architect's dream about architecture. Architecture is a critique of accumulation. The architect criticizes this and architecture establishes this critique?s space. Space can be designed and established using ocean's fluidity, rather than encountering a space created by the design of the boundaries.

Bahar and Özkan

Infinite Cycle of Architecture

Architecture changes as the time pass, however, the advancement of architecture is not linear like the time. It goes back and forth in search for people to live, work and spent time. Athenaeum represents the infinite cycle of architecture from the past to this day.

İshak and Şeyma

PATCHWORK

While walking on the street, the masses reaching towards horizon consist of massive silhouette and color. It starts to show its surfaces as it gets closer. As we get closer and closer, it takes us in, begins to show its color and details. We touch, feel, and it is now fragmented. Patchwork discusses the distance between us and material, its perceptibility.

mohammad and 2 others

reborn(oturmak park)

Earthquakes have always been one of the most terrifying natural phenomena for humans especially children. One of the sufferings of an earthquake-stricken person is the loss of peace that they gained in the past from a safe and stable space called home. In Oturmak park, an attempt was made to acquaint the people of Tabriz with the space before the earthquake,

Osama Hashed Saif

Bellek

An architectural space bridging history and national memory through luminous paths that symbolize the historic Isparta-Izmir train stations.

Şevval Neva and 2 others

FILTER

A project is proposed that aims to re-establish the relationship between body, mind, and nature within the fast pace, stress, and fragmented patterns of everyday life. Rather than exposing the user to abrupt spatial transitions, the design introduces a filtered and gradual spatial experience that gently guides the user into the space.

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UNI Editorial

publishedResults1 week ago

The Adsequor: A Leaning Tower That Works as a Living Machine for İzmir's Meles Delta

Naz Kaplan's thesis turns a hotel high-rise into regenerative infrastructure, collecting water and freeing wetland ground across the Meles Delta.

İshak Şimşek Arhitecture

Sustainable Design

UNI Editorial

publishedNews6 months ago

Alaçatı Port 14 Residences: Adaptive Reuse Residential Design in İzmir by Erginoğlu & Çalışlar Architects

Adaptive reuse residential complex in Alaçatı featuring four blocks, pastel façades, stone textures, balconies, mezzanines, open circulation, Mediterranean landscape, and sea views.

Residential Building

İshak Şimşek Arhitecture

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

The Oblique Sunshine: Innovative Residential Architecture by Man Office in Mashhad, Iran

The Oblique Sunshine by Man Office in Mashhad blends innovative residential design, oblique facades, sunlight optimization, and participatory construction challenges.

Aotu Architecture Office

İshak Şimşek Arhitecture

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

Fatma Ana Cemevi and Culture Center: A Contemporary Alevi Cultural Landmark in Istanbul

Contemporary Cemevi and cultural center in Istanbul uniting Alevi worship, community gathering, public space, timber warmth, and stone continuity.

İshak Şimşek Arhitecture

Cultural Architecture