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Balance Güneşli
Istanbul, Turkey
Balance Güne?li
HEIGHT: 120 m
FLOORS: -
ARCHITECT: Avci Architects & Erkiz Muhendislik
https://foursquare.com/akbozbas/photos
Orjin Maslak
HEIGHT: 60 m
FLOORS: 13 fl
ARCHITECT: SOP Architekten
Picture taken by eagle in sky:
Mall of Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
Click here for the movie!
Mall of İstanbul, the project that belongs to one of the most prestigious and leader companies in the Real Estate, Torunlar GYO has gone live with USD 370 million capex in a mall, residential and office concept.
“Mall of İstanbul”, the largest “mixed used” project of Turkey has been rewarded in the International Property Award Europe 2011, with Best Mixed Use Development and Best Retail Development Awards.
Approximately 60% of the Mall of İstanbul Project has already been sold within just one year. The Project with a total of 656 thousand m2 construction area will be completed in November 2013 accommodates 150 thousand m2 mall leasable area including entertainment area, 122 thousand m2 residential sellable area, 32 thousand m2 office sellable area and a 300 rooms hotel to be built in the adjacent parcel.
HOMEPAGE: Mall of Istanbul
Mall of ?stanbul - Torunlar GYO
Blue End by Bokeh Turk | 500px
Ziraat Bank Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
FLOORS: 31 fl
HEIGHT: 153 m
ARCHITECT: -
Multi-storey high-rise office tower is located at the financial district of Istanbul housing alternative office units of Ziraat Bank of Turkey (state-owned agriculture bank), to be their symbolic structure first time in Istanbul. The building consist of a 153 meter major office tower with 31 office floors linked to the ground-scraper with 4 floors, relevant to the geometrical contours of the long-thin property. Being the back wing at street level and above, the low-rise intersects the high rise with double height atrium and communal meeting areas. The low rise wing also houses other social functions such as small shopping facilities, day-care center, gym and cafes. The dynamic architectural manner in the main structure, with reference the logo of the bank; also gives form to the uniquely situated stories and compartments that punctuate the individuality of the units which are basically programmed around an atrium that becomes the shared area of the department. With different zone plans, the atriums are double or three-storey height; there are also choices of single floors. In the tower, green zones, designed as small courtyards in the atriums, provide a warm, natural and authentic atmosphere at the upper levels where people meet besides their offices. In the tower, the composite structure of steel and concrete is enveloped with sheer glass, benefiting the daylight and panoramas at optimum while smoothly joining the cityscape. Contrary to the glass use on the façade of the tower, massive surface of the ground scraper receives daylight through recurrent openings. Chapters in altering forms, located at various levels and directions of the building, open to different vistas, so that every single space has its genuine position in the building scenario. Due to angled façades and forms, the building gives distinct impressions at different perspectives.
http://www.instavillage.com/p/701268...611_354075259/
Torun Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
TORUN TOWER
HEIGHT: 153 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Picture taken by BaybarsKirman:
https://foursquare.com/hakanbb421
GAP Tower
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 27fl
ARCHITECT: 10 Design
https://foursquare.com/user/52643421
Kar Maslak Office
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: -
ARCHITECT: 2design
A precisely ordered geometry is being joined to the skyline of Istanbul’s developing downtown Maslak, Kar Maslak Office engages with it surrounding by creating an urban courtyard. The building rises on two wings and energizes the indoor and outdoor activities by creating semi-public areas interacting with its surrounding. Kar Maslak Office, reaching to 57.000 sq.m, seeks to combine with its surrounding while articulating a vibrant vertical element that is conceived as an urban curtain. Instead of creating a single high rise structure, the design goes with a two tiers physical expression to domesticize the building mass. Transforming the vertical energy into a horizontal mobility is a deliberated design approach to bring an alternative building fabric in the particular area. It is a fact that Maslak is developing with high-rises that demonstrate the increasing energy of Istanbul. However, without creating permeable environments interplaying with those assertive buildings, Maslak would not be accessible by pedestrians and there might not be a beating hearth of the city. Kar Maslak Office sets itself as both a critic and an option for the urbanization undergoes in Maslak. The building opens itself, makes itself “tangible” and boosts a public life around it to advocate a more human scale oriented architecture.
https://foursquare.com/murat_mert16
Mermerler Plaza
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 24 fl
ARCHITECT: Ergun Mimarlik
Pictures taken by eagle in sky:
Renovia İstanbul
Leopardus
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 178 m
FLOORS: 48 fl
ARCHITECT: Çamoğlu Mimarlık
https://foursquare.com/user/59163462
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Torun Center
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.toruncenter.com/
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 43 fl, 43 fl & 39 fl
http://wowturkey.com/t.php?p=/tr630/..._DSC_62926.jpg
Picture taken by Robert S. Donovan:
River Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
http://riverplazaistanbul.com/
HEIGHT: 170m & 148m
FLOORS: 38fl & 37fl
ARCHITECT: -
Source
http://500px.com/photo/65972477
İstanbul Museum of Contemporary Art
ARCHITECT: Emre Arolat
Transformation of an existing antrepot building into a contemporary art museum is a progressive step for going public of the customs port area in Karaköy which has been a segregated area in the heart of İstanbul with no public access since its construction in 1960. The museum is planned to house 15.000 art pieces including the most important examples of Turkish painting since late Ottoman to modern period.
Besides its being “a constructive element for modern Turkish architecture” for Sedad Hakki Eldem (a renowned Turkish architect who also is the designer of the building), the structural grid exposed outside the facade has been the most prominent element of the antrepot buildings in urban memory. When transforming the antrepot building into a museum, the reinforced concrete structure is kept as it is, while the walls and slabs are removed in order to obtain a 3D, naked structural grid which will house the ‘containers’ of the new museum. Directed by a curatorial approach, the art objects are to be categorised and collected inside these containers. Overhanging outside the grid in a lively manner, the containers are linked with a network of ramps and bridges. Visitors are going to circulate on this route, having glimpses on the Istanbul view provided by the transparent facade outside the structure.
Visitors enter the museum through a spacious hall enhanced with commercial units, workshop rooms and public facilities. Media-mesh on the back wall of the museum rejuvenates the facade facing the busy road, acting as an interface between the new museum and the city.
Source
Promesa Seba Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 110 m
FLOORS: 29 fl
ARCHITECT: Loft Architects
http://wowturkey.com/t.php?p=/tr630/...420_144756.jpg
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Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 46 fl & 40 fl
ARCHITECT: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF)
International architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) has shared its design for a new headquarters for Turkey’s largest and oldest financial institution, Ziraat Bank, in a modern, suburban district of Istanbul.
The two-tower, over 400,000m2 Ziraat Bank headquarters will be the centre‐piece of the new Istanbul International Financial Centre (IIFF), exemplifying Istanbul’s status as a global financial centre and Ziraat Bank's position as the country’s leading bank. The new complex, designed in association with locally‐ based architects A Tasarim Mimarlik and planned in tandem with KKS, will reflect the corporate image of financial service buildings currently emerging across the globe, whilst taking inspiration from its rich architectural context.
Drawing on the cultural heritage of Turkey and its great buildings over the course of history, the silhouette of the structure will create a significant architectural presence, distinguishing the new headquarters from its immediate neighbours within the future masterplan. The form of the building and its facade adopts motifs, geometrical patterns and symbols of the Ottoman Empire, including the Ottoman symbol of the Tugra; the seal of the Sultan. The Tugra symbol is prevalent throughout the design.
The podium is designed as a plinth for the towers, organising the interior and exterior spaces to create vibrant and dynamic public realm around the buildings. The towers, of 46 storeys and 40 storeys respectively, will rise from the podium, progressively becoming more transparent as they reach towards the sky. Facades and interior materials are inspired by their locality, combining high quality glass and metal frames to accentuate the building’s geometry.
KPF Managing Principal, Paul Katz commented, “With the support and encouragement of a visionary client, we have designed a modern financial service, high rise which is inspired by the intricacies of Istanbul’s incredible cultural, urban, and historical legacy.”
https://foursquare.com/murat_mert16
Halk Bank Headquarter Buildings
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: -
ARCHITECT: Todd Halamka
https://foursquare.com/onder_unal
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http://www.nefatakoy.com/
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Terrace Tema
http://www.terracetema.com/
HEIGHT: 170 m & 135 m
FLOORS: 40 fl & 30 fl
Pictures taken by bigmimar:
Toyota Headquarters
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/toyota...mudurlugu/3195
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Torun Center
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.toruncenter.com/
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 43 fl, 43 fl & 39 fl
http://wowturkey.com/t.php?p=/tr630/..._DSC_62926.jpg
Picture taken by Robert S. Donovan:
River Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
http://riverplazaistanbul.com/
HEIGHT: 170m & 148m
FLOORS: 38fl & 37fl
ARCHITECT: -
Source
http://500px.com/photo/65972477
İstanbul Museum of Contemporary Art
ARCHITECT: Emre Arolat
Transformation of an existing antrepot building into a contemporary art museum is a progressive step for going public of the customs port area in Karaköy which has been a segregated area in the heart of İstanbul with no public access since its construction in 1960. The museum is planned to house 15.000 art pieces including the most important examples of Turkish painting since late Ottoman to modern period.
Besides its being “a constructive element for modern Turkish architecture” for Sedad Hakki Eldem (a renowned Turkish architect who also is the designer of the building), the structural grid exposed outside the facade has been the most prominent element of the antrepot buildings in urban memory. When transforming the antrepot building into a museum, the reinforced concrete structure is kept as it is, while the walls and slabs are removed in order to obtain a 3D, naked structural grid which will house the ‘containers’ of the new museum. Directed by a curatorial approach, the art objects are to be categorised and collected inside these containers. Overhanging outside the grid in a lively manner, the containers are linked with a network of ramps and bridges. Visitors are going to circulate on this route, having glimpses on the Istanbul view provided by the transparent facade outside the structure.
Visitors enter the museum through a spacious hall enhanced with commercial units, workshop rooms and public facilities. Media-mesh on the back wall of the museum rejuvenates the facade facing the busy road, acting as an interface between the new museum and the city.
Source
Promesa Seba Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 110 m
FLOORS: 29 fl
ARCHITECT: Loft Architects
http://wowturkey.com/t.php?p=/tr630/...420_144756.jpg
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[TD="class: alt1, bgcolor: #F5F5FF"]Ziraat Bank Towers
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 46 fl & 40 fl
ARCHITECT: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF)
International architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) has shared its design for a new headquarters for Turkey’s largest and oldest financial institution, Ziraat Bank, in a modern, suburban district of Istanbul.
The two-tower, over 400,000m2 Ziraat Bank headquarters will be the centre‐piece of the new Istanbul International Financial Centre (IIFF), exemplifying Istanbul’s status as a global financial centre and Ziraat Bank's position as the country’s leading bank. The new complex, designed in association with locally‐ based architects A Tasarim Mimarlik and planned in tandem with KKS, will reflect the corporate image of financial service buildings currently emerging across the globe, whilst taking inspiration from its rich architectural context.
Drawing on the cultural heritage of Turkey and its great buildings over the course of history, the silhouette of the structure will create a significant architectural presence, distinguishing the new headquarters from its immediate neighbours within the future masterplan. The form of the building and its facade adopts motifs, geometrical patterns and symbols of the Ottoman Empire, including the Ottoman symbol of the Tugra; the seal of the Sultan. The Tugra symbol is prevalent throughout the design.
The podium is designed as a plinth for the towers, organising the interior and exterior spaces to create vibrant and dynamic public realm around the buildings. The towers, of 46 storeys and 40 storeys respectively, will rise from the podium, progressively becoming more transparent as they reach towards the sky. Facades and interior materials are inspired by their locality, combining high quality glass and metal frames to accentuate the building’s geometry.
KPF Managing Principal, Paul Katz commented, “With the support and encouragement of a visionary client, we have designed a modern financial service, high rise which is inspired by the intricacies of Istanbul’s incredible cultural, urban, and historical legacy.”
https://foursquare.com/murat_mert16
Halk Bank Headquarter Buildings
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: -
ARCHITECT: Todd Halamka
https://foursquare.com/onder_unal
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http://www.nefatakoy.com/
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Terrace Tema
http://www.terracetema.com/
HEIGHT: 170 m & 135 m
FLOORS: 40 fl & 30 fl
Pictures taken by bigmimar:
Toyota Headquarters
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/toyota...mudurlugu/3195
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Renaissance Business Center
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: 185 m
FLOORS: 38 fl
Renaissance Tower is located on the Asian side of Istanbul at the intersection of the two major highways that connect the continents. Due to efforts coordinated by the government, the Atasehir area is emerging into a financial center with all necessary infrastructures, as well as residential, retail and varied amenities to support a new world-class commercial development. At the center of this new prime location is the Renaissance Tower.
A fusion of cultural response and sustainable concerns guided the design. Renaissance Tower’s chiseled massing takes cues from Ottoman geometric motifs and draws inspiration from surrounding local landforms. The tower rises from its base and meets the sky gracefully to redefine Istanbul’s skyline, and become a new symbol of the city.
The tower is rotated 33 degrees for optimum solar control as determined through insolation modeling. A stippled golden scrim, tuned to the solar orientation, further reduces heat load. Together, these enable the incorporation of floor-to-ceiling glass while simultaneously achieving ambitious energy efficiency goals. A marriage of performance and ornament, this second skin coveys the spirit and aura of “The East”.
The tower features a four-sided structural glazed unitized glass curtain wall with full-depth shadow boxes, cantilevered metal scrim that provides intermittent shading on three elevations, double height sky gardens with structural glass spanning members, and a hybrid glass wall at the podium. The design is environmentally-friendly, using technologies such as floor-to-ceiling insulating glass to contain heat and maximize natural light, and an automatic daylight dimming system. Facets of the curtain wall to the east, south, and west have been designed with a perforated sunscreen panels as part of a sustainable strategy.
The unique asymmetric shape also gives the building a different appearance from every angle. Environmental emphasis is evident in green spaces laced through the tower. Three groupings of “sky-gardens” are strategically placed at key exposures. These two-story high gardens provide access to fresh air, a thermal buffer between the interior and exterior, and a respite for office workers. A larger exterior garden crowns the tower with a weave of planting and architectural elements. The base of the building is outfitted with varied features: a water garden reflects the tower and sky and a piazza provides a social focus. Taken together, these green spaces temper the insistent vertical stacking and hermetic environments often found in high-rise design.
Picture taken by hduru:
Picture taken by hduru:
https://foursquare.com/user/74389033
Ritim Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
VIDEO
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 39 fl, 36 fl, 34 fl, 18 fl & 9 fl
ARCHITECT: -
https://foursquare.com/user/63607083
https://foursquare.com/user/62601071
Exen Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.exenistanbul.com.tr
HEIGHT: 160 m
FLOORS: 44 fl
ARCHITECT: DBArchitects
https://foursquare.com/sabrimert
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/101779919
Zorlu Center
www.zorlucenter.com/
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/zorlu-center/
HEIGHT: 107m
FLOORS: 32 fl
Palladium Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.palladiumtower.com/
HEIGHT: 180 m
FLOORS: 43 fl
ARCHITECT: SHCA
With direct access from the Bosphorus Bridge and on the cross roads of the E5 and TEM highways in the Kozyatagi business district of Istanbul, the 1.7 hectare site makes a highly visible location for the new Palladium Tower. The building provides 49,500 sq m of efficiently planned flexible Grade A office space around a central core, offering floor plates of between 900 and 1,100 sq m suitable for single or multiple tenancies. The design includes naturally ventilated landscaped atria at each level for the benefit of the office occupiers.
A double height Reception Lobby to the office tower is approached from a landscaped drop off area and connects to meeting rooms, fitness, sauna, spa and cafeteria areas - all interior designed by SHCA. Parking for 838 cars is provided below ground.
The external façade has been designed to maximise daylight into the office spaces, whilst maintaining a high degree of thermal insulation. Coloured glass spandrel panels have been oriented horizontally at high levels to provide uninterrupted panoramic views of the Bosphorus sea. The tower has been split by the landscaped atria zones into a composition of elegant stacked forms, working with orthogonal geometry to ensure floor plate efficiency and overall building economy. Façade colour adds interest and expression, whilst external illumination emphasises the building's composition at night.
Nurol Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 142 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Nurol Tower rises at the heart of this town with its unique design and independent units with different sizes creating a brand new world on its own ground, a LEED Gold nominee, environment friendly world.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Nurol Tower matches all the requirements of the LEED Gold certificate with its ecological practices. Thus, Nurol Tower aims to be 40% more efficient in energy saving compared to its competitors. Also, all material used in its construction has been selected from materials with no harm on human health.
Nurol Tower is a friend of the earth, not only in its construction principles but in all its practices.
Nurol Tower Bazaar will make your daily life easier with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The two-story boutique mall covering 6000 square meters offers a selection of 36 shops to meet and welcome your daily entire needs.
https://foursquare.com/semihyilmaz1990
Nida Tower Ataşehir
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 28fl
ARCHITECT: Tahincioglu
Picture taken by Edil Arda:
Nef Residences Dört Levent 09
http://www.nef.com.tr/eng/nef_reside...ort_levent.php
http://500px.com/photo/66763615
Çukurova Tower
http://www.cukurovatower.com/
HEIGHT: 126 m
FLOORS: 36 fl
ARCHITECT: -
Doğa Country
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/doga-country/3147
Şan City
Istanbul, Turkey
Source
LOCATION:
The site is situated on the previous location of the famous San theatre, which has now disappeared; at the heart of the centre of Istanbul, nearby Taksim, Harbiye and Nisantasi, which are the main prestigious retail areas of the city.
DESCRIPTION:
The project is conceived as an innovative mixed complex with retail, cultural, hotel and office functions.
This development distinguishes itself from other mixed complexes by its specific theme dedicated to fashion and developed in partnership with renowned brands , by its organic, fully modular architecture, that can be adapted to the evolving needs defined by brands. Further typical features of the project are embodied by the presence of a public cultural function (new theatre), the creation of event areas, restaurants and a spa with a rooftop swimming pool surrounded by gardens and offering a panoramic view on Istanbul.
The altitude difference characterising the site allows for the creation of three half buried levels of retail areas and of 6 underground parking levels with room for more than 1600 vehicles.
Source
Source
Şişli Municipality Building
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/sisli-...et-binasi/2792
Dolapdere Ofis
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/dolapdere-ofis/3124
Meridian Office and Sheraton Hotel Tower
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 29 fl
Picture taken by hduru:
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Renaissance Business Center
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: 185 m
FLOORS: 38 fl
Renaissance Tower is located on the Asian side of Istanbul at the intersection of the two major highways that connect the continents. Due to efforts coordinated by the government, the Atasehir area is emerging into a financial center with all necessary infrastructures, as well as residential, retail and varied amenities to support a new world-class commercial development. At the center of this new prime location is the Renaissance Tower.
A fusion of cultural response and sustainable concerns guided the design. Renaissance Tower’s chiseled massing takes cues from Ottoman geometric motifs and draws inspiration from surrounding local landforms. The tower rises from its base and meets the sky gracefully to redefine Istanbul’s skyline, and become a new symbol of the city.
The tower is rotated 33 degrees for optimum solar control as determined through insolation modeling. A stippled golden scrim, tuned to the solar orientation, further reduces heat load. Together, these enable the incorporation of floor-to-ceiling glass while simultaneously achieving ambitious energy efficiency goals. A marriage of performance and ornament, this second skin coveys the spirit and aura of “The East”.
The tower features a four-sided structural glazed unitized glass curtain wall with full-depth shadow boxes, cantilevered metal scrim that provides intermittent shading on three elevations, double height sky gardens with structural glass spanning members, and a hybrid glass wall at the podium. The design is environmentally-friendly, using technologies such as floor-to-ceiling insulating glass to contain heat and maximize natural light, and an automatic daylight dimming system. Facets of the curtain wall to the east, south, and west have been designed with a perforated sunscreen panels as part of a sustainable strategy.
The unique asymmetric shape also gives the building a different appearance from every angle. Environmental emphasis is evident in green spaces laced through the tower. Three groupings of “sky-gardens” are strategically placed at key exposures. These two-story high gardens provide access to fresh air, a thermal buffer between the interior and exterior, and a respite for office workers. A larger exterior garden crowns the tower with a weave of planting and architectural elements. The base of the building is outfitted with varied features: a water garden reflects the tower and sky and a piazza provides a social focus. Taken together, these green spaces temper the insistent vertical stacking and hermetic environments often found in high-rise design.
Picture taken by hduru:
Picture taken by hduru:
https://foursquare.com/user/74389033
Ritim Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
VIDEO
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 39 fl, 36 fl, 34 fl, 18 fl & 9 fl
ARCHITECT: -
https://foursquare.com/user/63607083
https://foursquare.com/user/62601071
Exen Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.exenistanbul.com.tr
HEIGHT: 160 m
FLOORS: 44 fl
ARCHITECT: DBArchitects
https://foursquare.com/sabrimert
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/101779919
Zorlu Center
www.zorlucenter.com/
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/zorlu-center/
HEIGHT: 107m
FLOORS: 32 fl
Palladium Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.palladiumtower.com/
HEIGHT: 180 m
FLOORS: 43 fl
ARCHITECT: SHCA
With direct access from the Bosphorus Bridge and on the cross roads of the E5 and TEM highways in the Kozyatagi business district of Istanbul, the 1.7 hectare site makes a highly visible location for the new Palladium Tower. The building provides 49,500 sq m of efficiently planned flexible Grade A office space around a central core, offering floor plates of between 900 and 1,100 sq m suitable for single or multiple tenancies. The design includes naturally ventilated landscaped atria at each level for the benefit of the office occupiers.
A double height Reception Lobby to the office tower is approached from a landscaped drop off area and connects to meeting rooms, fitness, sauna, spa and cafeteria areas - all interior designed by SHCA. Parking for 838 cars is provided below ground.
The external façade has been designed to maximise daylight into the office spaces, whilst maintaining a high degree of thermal insulation. Coloured glass spandrel panels have been oriented horizontally at high levels to provide uninterrupted panoramic views of the Bosphorus sea. The tower has been split by the landscaped atria zones into a composition of elegant stacked forms, working with orthogonal geometry to ensure floor plate efficiency and overall building economy. Façade colour adds interest and expression, whilst external illumination emphasises the building's composition at night.
Nurol Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 142 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Nurol Tower rises at the heart of this town with its unique design and independent units with different sizes creating a brand new world on its own ground, a LEED Gold nominee, environment friendly world.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Nurol Tower matches all the requirements of the LEED Gold certificate with its ecological practices. Thus, Nurol Tower aims to be 40% more efficient in energy saving compared to its competitors. Also, all material used in its construction has been selected from materials with no harm on human health.
Nurol Tower is a friend of the earth, not only in its construction principles but in all its practices.
Nurol Tower Bazaar will make your daily life easier with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The two-story boutique mall covering 6000 square meters offers a selection of 36 shops to meet and welcome your daily entire needs.
https://foursquare.com/semihyilmaz1990
Nida Tower Ataşehir
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 28fl
ARCHITECT: Tahincioglu
Picture taken by Edil Arda:
Nef Residences Dört Levent 09
http://www.nef.com.tr/eng/nef_reside...ort_levent.php
http://500px.com/photo/66763615
Çukurova Tower
http://www.cukurovatower.com/
HEIGHT: 126 m
FLOORS: 36 fl
ARCHITECT: -
Doğa Country
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/doga-country/3147
Şan City
Istanbul, Turkey
Source
LOCATION:
The site is situated on the previous location of the famous San theatre, which has now disappeared; at the heart of the centre of Istanbul, nearby Taksim, Harbiye and Nisantasi, which are the main prestigious retail areas of the city.
DESCRIPTION:
The project is conceived as an innovative mixed complex with retail, cultural, hotel and office functions.
This development distinguishes itself from other mixed complexes by its specific theme dedicated to fashion and developed in partnership with renowned brands , by its organic, fully modular architecture, that can be adapted to the evolving needs defined by brands. Further typical features of the project are embodied by the presence of a public cultural function (new theatre), the creation of event areas, restaurants and a spa with a rooftop swimming pool surrounded by gardens and offering a panoramic view on Istanbul.
The altitude difference characterising the site allows for the creation of three half buried levels of retail areas and of 6 underground parking levels with room for more than 1600 vehicles.
Source
Source
Şişli Municipality Building
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/sisli-...et-binasi/2792
Dolapdere Ofis
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/dolapdere-ofis/3124
Meridian Office and Sheraton Hotel Tower
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 29 fl
Picture taken by hduru:
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Nidakule Levent Office | LEVENT | 31fl
http://www.tahincioglu.com/nidakule-levent-galeri.php
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Orya Park
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 34 fl
ARCHITECT: Kadir Üçvet
https://foursquare.com/user/61854240
https://foursquare.com/user/61854240
Anadolu Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 30 fl
ARCHITECT: HPP Architects
In 2012 HPP won an international competition to design the complex for the
Anadolu Plaza in Istanbul's Kozyatagi district. The high-rise is located near the new financial district on the Asian side of the city. Though the building, which will be constructed on a property of 10.600 square meters, is limited by code to a height of ninety-five meters, the divisions in the design of the tower highlight the business center's vertical character. The striking long-distance impact of the building, with its light and shadow effects, is a product of the block-like, fourstory bands along the triangular facade pillars. The tower and a three-story block structure accommodating commercial space will seamlessly integrate into its urban-planning context, with the side facing away from the adjacent highway forming an urban plaza, a feature still rare in this district. With its sustainable design concept, the project is targeting LEED Gold certification.
Nurol Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 142 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Nurol Tower rises at the heart of this town with its unique design and independent units with different sizes creating a brand new world on its own ground, a LEED Gold nominee, environment friendly world.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Nurol Tower matches all the requirements of the LEED Gold certificate with its ecological practices. Thus, Nurol Tower aims to be 40% more efficient in energy saving compared to its competitors. Also, all material used in its construction has been selected from materials with no harm on human health.
Nurol Tower is a friend of the earth, not only in its construction principles but in all its practices.
Nurol Tower Bazaar will make your daily life easier with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The two-story boutique mall covering 6000 square meters offers a selection of 36 shops to meet and welcome your daily entire needs.
Key Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 37 fl
ARCHITECT: -
Prominent building, located in Istanbul's main business district Sisli, adjacent to E-5 motorway, offering excellent communications to the main traffic arteries.
* Under the same roof with 5 start Marriott Hotel
* Shell & Core delivering
* Divisible floor plates of 840sqm
* 3 passenger and 1 freight elevators
* 2 x 2,500 kVA generator capacity
* Total of 390 closed car parking area
* %100 jenerator support
https://www.facebook.com/marriottsisli/
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Orya Park
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 34 fl
ARCHITECT: Kadir Üçvet
https://foursquare.com/user/61854240
https://foursquare.com/user/61854240
Anadolu Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 30 fl
ARCHITECT: HPP Architects
In 2012 HPP won an international competition to design the complex for the
Anadolu Plaza in Istanbul's Kozyatagi district. The high-rise is located near the new financial district on the Asian side of the city. Though the building, which will be constructed on a property of 10.600 square meters, is limited by code to a height of ninety-five meters, the divisions in the design of the tower highlight the business center's vertical character. The striking long-distance impact of the building, with its light and shadow effects, is a product of the block-like, fourstory bands along the triangular facade pillars. The tower and a three-story block structure accommodating commercial space will seamlessly integrate into its urban-planning context, with the side facing away from the adjacent highway forming an urban plaza, a feature still rare in this district. With its sustainable design concept, the project is targeting LEED Gold certification.
Nurol Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 142 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Nurol Tower rises at the heart of this town with its unique design and independent units with different sizes creating a brand new world on its own ground, a LEED Gold nominee, environment friendly world.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Nurol Tower matches all the requirements of the LEED Gold certificate with its ecological practices. Thus, Nurol Tower aims to be 40% more efficient in energy saving compared to its competitors. Also, all material used in its construction has been selected from materials with no harm on human health.
Nurol Tower is a friend of the earth, not only in its construction principles but in all its practices.
Nurol Tower Bazaar will make your daily life easier with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The two-story boutique mall covering 6000 square meters offers a selection of 36 shops to meet and welcome your daily entire needs.
Key Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 37 fl
ARCHITECT: -
Prominent building, located in Istanbul's main business district Sisli, adjacent to E-5 motorway, offering excellent communications to the main traffic arteries.
* Under the same roof with 5 start Marriott Hotel
* Shell & Core delivering
* Divisible floor plates of 840sqm
* 3 passenger and 1 freight elevators
* 2 x 2,500 kVA generator capacity
* Total of 390 closed car parking area
* %100 jenerator support
https://www.facebook.com/marriottsisli/
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Picture taken by eagle in sky:
Istanbul, Turkey
Balance Güne?li
HEIGHT: 120 m
FLOORS: -
ARCHITECT: Avci Architects & Erkiz Muhendislik
https://foursquare.com/akbozbas/photos
Orjin Maslak
HEIGHT: 60 m
FLOORS: 13 fl
ARCHITECT: SOP Architekten
Picture taken by eagle in sky:
Mall of Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
Click here for the movie!
Mall of İstanbul, the project that belongs to one of the most prestigious and leader companies in the Real Estate, Torunlar GYO has gone live with USD 370 million capex in a mall, residential and office concept.
“Mall of İstanbul”, the largest “mixed used” project of Turkey has been rewarded in the International Property Award Europe 2011, with Best Mixed Use Development and Best Retail Development Awards.
Approximately 60% of the Mall of İstanbul Project has already been sold within just one year. The Project with a total of 656 thousand m2 construction area will be completed in November 2013 accommodates 150 thousand m2 mall leasable area including entertainment area, 122 thousand m2 residential sellable area, 32 thousand m2 office sellable area and a 300 rooms hotel to be built in the adjacent parcel.
HOMEPAGE: Mall of Istanbul
Mall of ?stanbul - Torunlar GYO
Blue End by Bokeh Turk | 500px
Ziraat Bank Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
FLOORS: 31 fl
HEIGHT: 153 m
ARCHITECT: -
Multi-storey high-rise office tower is located at the financial district of Istanbul housing alternative office units of Ziraat Bank of Turkey (state-owned agriculture bank), to be their symbolic structure first time in Istanbul. The building consist of a 153 meter major office tower with 31 office floors linked to the ground-scraper with 4 floors, relevant to the geometrical contours of the long-thin property. Being the back wing at street level and above, the low-rise intersects the high rise with double height atrium and communal meeting areas. The low rise wing also houses other social functions such as small shopping facilities, day-care center, gym and cafes. The dynamic architectural manner in the main structure, with reference the logo of the bank; also gives form to the uniquely situated stories and compartments that punctuate the individuality of the units which are basically programmed around an atrium that becomes the shared area of the department. With different zone plans, the atriums are double or three-storey height; there are also choices of single floors. In the tower, green zones, designed as small courtyards in the atriums, provide a warm, natural and authentic atmosphere at the upper levels where people meet besides their offices. In the tower, the composite structure of steel and concrete is enveloped with sheer glass, benefiting the daylight and panoramas at optimum while smoothly joining the cityscape. Contrary to the glass use on the façade of the tower, massive surface of the ground scraper receives daylight through recurrent openings. Chapters in altering forms, located at various levels and directions of the building, open to different vistas, so that every single space has its genuine position in the building scenario. Due to angled façades and forms, the building gives distinct impressions at different perspectives.
http://www.instavillage.com/p/701268...611_354075259/
Torun Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
TORUN TOWER
HEIGHT: 153 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Picture taken by BaybarsKirman:
https://foursquare.com/hakanbb421
GAP Tower
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 27fl
ARCHITECT: 10 Design
https://foursquare.com/user/52643421
Kar Maslak Office
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: -
ARCHITECT: 2design
A precisely ordered geometry is being joined to the skyline of Istanbul’s developing downtown Maslak, Kar Maslak Office engages with it surrounding by creating an urban courtyard. The building rises on two wings and energizes the indoor and outdoor activities by creating semi-public areas interacting with its surrounding. Kar Maslak Office, reaching to 57.000 sq.m, seeks to combine with its surrounding while articulating a vibrant vertical element that is conceived as an urban curtain. Instead of creating a single high rise structure, the design goes with a two tiers physical expression to domesticize the building mass. Transforming the vertical energy into a horizontal mobility is a deliberated design approach to bring an alternative building fabric in the particular area. It is a fact that Maslak is developing with high-rises that demonstrate the increasing energy of Istanbul. However, without creating permeable environments interplaying with those assertive buildings, Maslak would not be accessible by pedestrians and there might not be a beating hearth of the city. Kar Maslak Office sets itself as both a critic and an option for the urbanization undergoes in Maslak. The building opens itself, makes itself “tangible” and boosts a public life around it to advocate a more human scale oriented architecture.
https://foursquare.com/murat_mert16
Mermerler Plaza
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 24 fl
ARCHITECT: Ergun Mimarlik
Pictures taken by eagle in sky:
Leopardus
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 178 m
FLOORS: 48 fl
ARCHITECT: Çamoğlu Mimarlık
https://foursquare.com/user/59163462
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Torun Center
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.toruncenter.com/
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 43 fl, 43 fl & 39 fl
http://wowturkey.com/t.php?p=/tr630/..._DSC_62926.jpg
Picture taken by Robert S. Donovan:
River Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
http://riverplazaistanbul.com/
HEIGHT: 170m & 148m
FLOORS: 38fl & 37fl
ARCHITECT: -
Source
http://500px.com/photo/65972477
İstanbul Museum of Contemporary Art
ARCHITECT: Emre Arolat
Transformation of an existing antrepot building into a contemporary art museum is a progressive step for going public of the customs port area in Karaköy which has been a segregated area in the heart of İstanbul with no public access since its construction in 1960. The museum is planned to house 15.000 art pieces including the most important examples of Turkish painting since late Ottoman to modern period.
Besides its being “a constructive element for modern Turkish architecture” for Sedad Hakki Eldem (a renowned Turkish architect who also is the designer of the building), the structural grid exposed outside the facade has been the most prominent element of the antrepot buildings in urban memory. When transforming the antrepot building into a museum, the reinforced concrete structure is kept as it is, while the walls and slabs are removed in order to obtain a 3D, naked structural grid which will house the ‘containers’ of the new museum. Directed by a curatorial approach, the art objects are to be categorised and collected inside these containers. Overhanging outside the grid in a lively manner, the containers are linked with a network of ramps and bridges. Visitors are going to circulate on this route, having glimpses on the Istanbul view provided by the transparent facade outside the structure.
Visitors enter the museum through a spacious hall enhanced with commercial units, workshop rooms and public facilities. Media-mesh on the back wall of the museum rejuvenates the facade facing the busy road, acting as an interface between the new museum and the city.
Source
Promesa Seba Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 110 m
FLOORS: 29 fl
ARCHITECT: Loft Architects
http://wowturkey.com/t.php?p=/tr630/...420_144756.jpg
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Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 46 fl & 40 fl
ARCHITECT: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF)
International architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) has shared its design for a new headquarters for Turkey’s largest and oldest financial institution, Ziraat Bank, in a modern, suburban district of Istanbul.
The two-tower, over 400,000m2 Ziraat Bank headquarters will be the centre‐piece of the new Istanbul International Financial Centre (IIFF), exemplifying Istanbul’s status as a global financial centre and Ziraat Bank's position as the country’s leading bank. The new complex, designed in association with locally‐ based architects A Tasarim Mimarlik and planned in tandem with KKS, will reflect the corporate image of financial service buildings currently emerging across the globe, whilst taking inspiration from its rich architectural context.
Drawing on the cultural heritage of Turkey and its great buildings over the course of history, the silhouette of the structure will create a significant architectural presence, distinguishing the new headquarters from its immediate neighbours within the future masterplan. The form of the building and its facade adopts motifs, geometrical patterns and symbols of the Ottoman Empire, including the Ottoman symbol of the Tugra; the seal of the Sultan. The Tugra symbol is prevalent throughout the design.
The podium is designed as a plinth for the towers, organising the interior and exterior spaces to create vibrant and dynamic public realm around the buildings. The towers, of 46 storeys and 40 storeys respectively, will rise from the podium, progressively becoming more transparent as they reach towards the sky. Facades and interior materials are inspired by their locality, combining high quality glass and metal frames to accentuate the building’s geometry.
KPF Managing Principal, Paul Katz commented, “With the support and encouragement of a visionary client, we have designed a modern financial service, high rise which is inspired by the intricacies of Istanbul’s incredible cultural, urban, and historical legacy.”
https://foursquare.com/murat_mert16
Halk Bank Headquarter Buildings
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: -
ARCHITECT: Todd Halamka
https://foursquare.com/onder_unal
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http://www.nefatakoy.com/
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Terrace Tema
http://www.terracetema.com/
HEIGHT: 170 m & 135 m
FLOORS: 40 fl & 30 fl
Pictures taken by bigmimar:
Toyota Headquarters
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/toyota...mudurlugu/3195
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Torun Center
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.toruncenter.com/
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 43 fl, 43 fl & 39 fl
http://wowturkey.com/t.php?p=/tr630/..._DSC_62926.jpg
Picture taken by Robert S. Donovan:
River Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
http://riverplazaistanbul.com/
HEIGHT: 170m & 148m
FLOORS: 38fl & 37fl
ARCHITECT: -
Source
http://500px.com/photo/65972477
İstanbul Museum of Contemporary Art
ARCHITECT: Emre Arolat
Transformation of an existing antrepot building into a contemporary art museum is a progressive step for going public of the customs port area in Karaköy which has been a segregated area in the heart of İstanbul with no public access since its construction in 1960. The museum is planned to house 15.000 art pieces including the most important examples of Turkish painting since late Ottoman to modern period.
Besides its being “a constructive element for modern Turkish architecture” for Sedad Hakki Eldem (a renowned Turkish architect who also is the designer of the building), the structural grid exposed outside the facade has been the most prominent element of the antrepot buildings in urban memory. When transforming the antrepot building into a museum, the reinforced concrete structure is kept as it is, while the walls and slabs are removed in order to obtain a 3D, naked structural grid which will house the ‘containers’ of the new museum. Directed by a curatorial approach, the art objects are to be categorised and collected inside these containers. Overhanging outside the grid in a lively manner, the containers are linked with a network of ramps and bridges. Visitors are going to circulate on this route, having glimpses on the Istanbul view provided by the transparent facade outside the structure.
Visitors enter the museum through a spacious hall enhanced with commercial units, workshop rooms and public facilities. Media-mesh on the back wall of the museum rejuvenates the facade facing the busy road, acting as an interface between the new museum and the city.
Source
Promesa Seba Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 110 m
FLOORS: 29 fl
ARCHITECT: Loft Architects
http://wowturkey.com/t.php?p=/tr630/...420_144756.jpg
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Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 46 fl & 40 fl
ARCHITECT: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF)
International architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) has shared its design for a new headquarters for Turkey’s largest and oldest financial institution, Ziraat Bank, in a modern, suburban district of Istanbul.
The two-tower, over 400,000m2 Ziraat Bank headquarters will be the centre‐piece of the new Istanbul International Financial Centre (IIFF), exemplifying Istanbul’s status as a global financial centre and Ziraat Bank's position as the country’s leading bank. The new complex, designed in association with locally‐ based architects A Tasarim Mimarlik and planned in tandem with KKS, will reflect the corporate image of financial service buildings currently emerging across the globe, whilst taking inspiration from its rich architectural context.
Drawing on the cultural heritage of Turkey and its great buildings over the course of history, the silhouette of the structure will create a significant architectural presence, distinguishing the new headquarters from its immediate neighbours within the future masterplan. The form of the building and its facade adopts motifs, geometrical patterns and symbols of the Ottoman Empire, including the Ottoman symbol of the Tugra; the seal of the Sultan. The Tugra symbol is prevalent throughout the design.
The podium is designed as a plinth for the towers, organising the interior and exterior spaces to create vibrant and dynamic public realm around the buildings. The towers, of 46 storeys and 40 storeys respectively, will rise from the podium, progressively becoming more transparent as they reach towards the sky. Facades and interior materials are inspired by their locality, combining high quality glass and metal frames to accentuate the building’s geometry.
KPF Managing Principal, Paul Katz commented, “With the support and encouragement of a visionary client, we have designed a modern financial service, high rise which is inspired by the intricacies of Istanbul’s incredible cultural, urban, and historical legacy.”
https://foursquare.com/murat_mert16
Halk Bank Headquarter Buildings
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: -
ARCHITECT: Todd Halamka
https://foursquare.com/onder_unal
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http://www.nefatakoy.com/
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Terrace Tema
http://www.terracetema.com/
HEIGHT: 170 m & 135 m
FLOORS: 40 fl & 30 fl
Pictures taken by bigmimar:
Toyota Headquarters
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/toyota...mudurlugu/3195
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Renaissance Business Center
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: 185 m
FLOORS: 38 fl
Renaissance Tower is located on the Asian side of Istanbul at the intersection of the two major highways that connect the continents. Due to efforts coordinated by the government, the Atasehir area is emerging into a financial center with all necessary infrastructures, as well as residential, retail and varied amenities to support a new world-class commercial development. At the center of this new prime location is the Renaissance Tower.
A fusion of cultural response and sustainable concerns guided the design. Renaissance Tower’s chiseled massing takes cues from Ottoman geometric motifs and draws inspiration from surrounding local landforms. The tower rises from its base and meets the sky gracefully to redefine Istanbul’s skyline, and become a new symbol of the city.
The tower is rotated 33 degrees for optimum solar control as determined through insolation modeling. A stippled golden scrim, tuned to the solar orientation, further reduces heat load. Together, these enable the incorporation of floor-to-ceiling glass while simultaneously achieving ambitious energy efficiency goals. A marriage of performance and ornament, this second skin coveys the spirit and aura of “The East”.
The tower features a four-sided structural glazed unitized glass curtain wall with full-depth shadow boxes, cantilevered metal scrim that provides intermittent shading on three elevations, double height sky gardens with structural glass spanning members, and a hybrid glass wall at the podium. The design is environmentally-friendly, using technologies such as floor-to-ceiling insulating glass to contain heat and maximize natural light, and an automatic daylight dimming system. Facets of the curtain wall to the east, south, and west have been designed with a perforated sunscreen panels as part of a sustainable strategy.
The unique asymmetric shape also gives the building a different appearance from every angle. Environmental emphasis is evident in green spaces laced through the tower. Three groupings of “sky-gardens” are strategically placed at key exposures. These two-story high gardens provide access to fresh air, a thermal buffer between the interior and exterior, and a respite for office workers. A larger exterior garden crowns the tower with a weave of planting and architectural elements. The base of the building is outfitted with varied features: a water garden reflects the tower and sky and a piazza provides a social focus. Taken together, these green spaces temper the insistent vertical stacking and hermetic environments often found in high-rise design.
Picture taken by hduru:
Picture taken by hduru:
https://foursquare.com/user/74389033
Ritim Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
VIDEO
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 39 fl, 36 fl, 34 fl, 18 fl & 9 fl
ARCHITECT: -
https://foursquare.com/user/63607083
https://foursquare.com/user/62601071
Exen Plaza
http://www.exenistanbul.com.tr
HEIGHT: 160 m
FLOORS: 44 fl
ARCHITECT: DBArchitects
https://foursquare.com/sabrimert
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/101779919
Zorlu Center
www.zorlucenter.com/
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/zorlu-center/
HEIGHT: 107m
FLOORS: 32 fl
Palladium Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.palladiumtower.com/
HEIGHT: 180 m
FLOORS: 43 fl
ARCHITECT: SHCA
With direct access from the Bosphorus Bridge and on the cross roads of the E5 and TEM highways in the Kozyatagi business district of Istanbul, the 1.7 hectare site makes a highly visible location for the new Palladium Tower. The building provides 49,500 sq m of efficiently planned flexible Grade A office space around a central core, offering floor plates of between 900 and 1,100 sq m suitable for single or multiple tenancies. The design includes naturally ventilated landscaped atria at each level for the benefit of the office occupiers.
A double height Reception Lobby to the office tower is approached from a landscaped drop off area and connects to meeting rooms, fitness, sauna, spa and cafeteria areas - all interior designed by SHCA. Parking for 838 cars is provided below ground.
The external façade has been designed to maximise daylight into the office spaces, whilst maintaining a high degree of thermal insulation. Coloured glass spandrel panels have been oriented horizontally at high levels to provide uninterrupted panoramic views of the Bosphorus sea. The tower has been split by the landscaped atria zones into a composition of elegant stacked forms, working with orthogonal geometry to ensure floor plate efficiency and overall building economy. Façade colour adds interest and expression, whilst external illumination emphasises the building's composition at night.
Nurol Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 142 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Nurol Tower rises at the heart of this town with its unique design and independent units with different sizes creating a brand new world on its own ground, a LEED Gold nominee, environment friendly world.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Nurol Tower matches all the requirements of the LEED Gold certificate with its ecological practices. Thus, Nurol Tower aims to be 40% more efficient in energy saving compared to its competitors. Also, all material used in its construction has been selected from materials with no harm on human health.
Nurol Tower is a friend of the earth, not only in its construction principles but in all its practices.
Nurol Tower Bazaar will make your daily life easier with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The two-story boutique mall covering 6000 square meters offers a selection of 36 shops to meet and welcome your daily entire needs.
https://foursquare.com/semihyilmaz1990
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 28fl
ARCHITECT: Tahincioglu
Picture taken by Edil Arda:
Nef Residences Dört Levent 09
http://www.nef.com.tr/eng/nef_reside...ort_levent.php
http://500px.com/photo/66763615
Çukurova Tower
http://www.cukurovatower.com/
HEIGHT: 126 m
FLOORS: 36 fl
ARCHITECT: -
Doğa Country
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/doga-country/3147
Şan City
Istanbul, Turkey
Source
LOCATION:
The site is situated on the previous location of the famous San theatre, which has now disappeared; at the heart of the centre of Istanbul, nearby Taksim, Harbiye and Nisantasi, which are the main prestigious retail areas of the city.
DESCRIPTION:
The project is conceived as an innovative mixed complex with retail, cultural, hotel and office functions.
This development distinguishes itself from other mixed complexes by its specific theme dedicated to fashion and developed in partnership with renowned brands , by its organic, fully modular architecture, that can be adapted to the evolving needs defined by brands. Further typical features of the project are embodied by the presence of a public cultural function (new theatre), the creation of event areas, restaurants and a spa with a rooftop swimming pool surrounded by gardens and offering a panoramic view on Istanbul.
The altitude difference characterising the site allows for the creation of three half buried levels of retail areas and of 6 underground parking levels with room for more than 1600 vehicles.
Source
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Şişli Municipality Building
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/sisli-...et-binasi/2792
Dolapdere Ofis
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/dolapdere-ofis/3124
Meridian Office and Sheraton Hotel Tower
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 29 fl
Picture taken by hduru:
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Renaissance Business Center
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: 185 m
FLOORS: 38 fl
Renaissance Tower is located on the Asian side of Istanbul at the intersection of the two major highways that connect the continents. Due to efforts coordinated by the government, the Atasehir area is emerging into a financial center with all necessary infrastructures, as well as residential, retail and varied amenities to support a new world-class commercial development. At the center of this new prime location is the Renaissance Tower.
A fusion of cultural response and sustainable concerns guided the design. Renaissance Tower’s chiseled massing takes cues from Ottoman geometric motifs and draws inspiration from surrounding local landforms. The tower rises from its base and meets the sky gracefully to redefine Istanbul’s skyline, and become a new symbol of the city.
The tower is rotated 33 degrees for optimum solar control as determined through insolation modeling. A stippled golden scrim, tuned to the solar orientation, further reduces heat load. Together, these enable the incorporation of floor-to-ceiling glass while simultaneously achieving ambitious energy efficiency goals. A marriage of performance and ornament, this second skin coveys the spirit and aura of “The East”.
The tower features a four-sided structural glazed unitized glass curtain wall with full-depth shadow boxes, cantilevered metal scrim that provides intermittent shading on three elevations, double height sky gardens with structural glass spanning members, and a hybrid glass wall at the podium. The design is environmentally-friendly, using technologies such as floor-to-ceiling insulating glass to contain heat and maximize natural light, and an automatic daylight dimming system. Facets of the curtain wall to the east, south, and west have been designed with a perforated sunscreen panels as part of a sustainable strategy.
The unique asymmetric shape also gives the building a different appearance from every angle. Environmental emphasis is evident in green spaces laced through the tower. Three groupings of “sky-gardens” are strategically placed at key exposures. These two-story high gardens provide access to fresh air, a thermal buffer between the interior and exterior, and a respite for office workers. A larger exterior garden crowns the tower with a weave of planting and architectural elements. The base of the building is outfitted with varied features: a water garden reflects the tower and sky and a piazza provides a social focus. Taken together, these green spaces temper the insistent vertical stacking and hermetic environments often found in high-rise design.
Picture taken by hduru:
Picture taken by hduru:
https://foursquare.com/user/74389033
Ritim Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
VIDEO
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 39 fl, 36 fl, 34 fl, 18 fl & 9 fl
ARCHITECT: -
https://foursquare.com/user/63607083
https://foursquare.com/user/62601071
Exen Plaza
http://www.exenistanbul.com.tr
HEIGHT: 160 m
FLOORS: 44 fl
ARCHITECT: DBArchitects
https://foursquare.com/sabrimert
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/101779919
Zorlu Center
www.zorlucenter.com/
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/zorlu-center/
HEIGHT: 107m
FLOORS: 32 fl
Palladium Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
http://www.palladiumtower.com/
HEIGHT: 180 m
FLOORS: 43 fl
ARCHITECT: SHCA
With direct access from the Bosphorus Bridge and on the cross roads of the E5 and TEM highways in the Kozyatagi business district of Istanbul, the 1.7 hectare site makes a highly visible location for the new Palladium Tower. The building provides 49,500 sq m of efficiently planned flexible Grade A office space around a central core, offering floor plates of between 900 and 1,100 sq m suitable for single or multiple tenancies. The design includes naturally ventilated landscaped atria at each level for the benefit of the office occupiers.
A double height Reception Lobby to the office tower is approached from a landscaped drop off area and connects to meeting rooms, fitness, sauna, spa and cafeteria areas - all interior designed by SHCA. Parking for 838 cars is provided below ground.
The external façade has been designed to maximise daylight into the office spaces, whilst maintaining a high degree of thermal insulation. Coloured glass spandrel panels have been oriented horizontally at high levels to provide uninterrupted panoramic views of the Bosphorus sea. The tower has been split by the landscaped atria zones into a composition of elegant stacked forms, working with orthogonal geometry to ensure floor plate efficiency and overall building economy. Façade colour adds interest and expression, whilst external illumination emphasises the building's composition at night.
Nurol Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 142 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Nurol Tower rises at the heart of this town with its unique design and independent units with different sizes creating a brand new world on its own ground, a LEED Gold nominee, environment friendly world.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Nurol Tower matches all the requirements of the LEED Gold certificate with its ecological practices. Thus, Nurol Tower aims to be 40% more efficient in energy saving compared to its competitors. Also, all material used in its construction has been selected from materials with no harm on human health.
Nurol Tower is a friend of the earth, not only in its construction principles but in all its practices.
Nurol Tower Bazaar will make your daily life easier with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The two-story boutique mall covering 6000 square meters offers a selection of 36 shops to meet and welcome your daily entire needs.
https://foursquare.com/semihyilmaz1990
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 28fl
ARCHITECT: Tahincioglu
Picture taken by Edil Arda:
Nef Residences Dört Levent 09
http://www.nef.com.tr/eng/nef_reside...ort_levent.php
http://500px.com/photo/66763615
Çukurova Tower
http://www.cukurovatower.com/
HEIGHT: 126 m
FLOORS: 36 fl
ARCHITECT: -
Doğa Country
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/doga-country/3147
Şan City
Istanbul, Turkey
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LOCATION:
The site is situated on the previous location of the famous San theatre, which has now disappeared; at the heart of the centre of Istanbul, nearby Taksim, Harbiye and Nisantasi, which are the main prestigious retail areas of the city.
DESCRIPTION:
The project is conceived as an innovative mixed complex with retail, cultural, hotel and office functions.
This development distinguishes itself from other mixed complexes by its specific theme dedicated to fashion and developed in partnership with renowned brands , by its organic, fully modular architecture, that can be adapted to the evolving needs defined by brands. Further typical features of the project are embodied by the presence of a public cultural function (new theatre), the creation of event areas, restaurants and a spa with a rooftop swimming pool surrounded by gardens and offering a panoramic view on Istanbul.
The altitude difference characterising the site allows for the creation of three half buried levels of retail areas and of 6 underground parking levels with room for more than 1600 vehicles.
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Şişli Municipality Building
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/sisli-...et-binasi/2792
Dolapdere Ofis
http://www.arkiv.com.tr/proje/dolapdere-ofis/3124
Meridian Office and Sheraton Hotel Tower
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 29 fl
Picture taken by hduru:
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Nidakule Levent Office | LEVENT | 31fl
http://www.tahincioglu.com/nidakule-levent-galeri.php
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Orya Park
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 34 fl
ARCHITECT: Kadir Üçvet
https://foursquare.com/user/61854240
https://foursquare.com/user/61854240
Anadolu Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 30 fl
ARCHITECT: HPP Architects
In 2012 HPP won an international competition to design the complex for the
Anadolu Plaza in Istanbul's Kozyatagi district. The high-rise is located near the new financial district on the Asian side of the city. Though the building, which will be constructed on a property of 10.600 square meters, is limited by code to a height of ninety-five meters, the divisions in the design of the tower highlight the business center's vertical character. The striking long-distance impact of the building, with its light and shadow effects, is a product of the block-like, fourstory bands along the triangular facade pillars. The tower and a three-story block structure accommodating commercial space will seamlessly integrate into its urban-planning context, with the side facing away from the adjacent highway forming an urban plaza, a feature still rare in this district. With its sustainable design concept, the project is targeting LEED Gold certification.
Nurol Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 142 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Nurol Tower rises at the heart of this town with its unique design and independent units with different sizes creating a brand new world on its own ground, a LEED Gold nominee, environment friendly world.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Nurol Tower matches all the requirements of the LEED Gold certificate with its ecological practices. Thus, Nurol Tower aims to be 40% more efficient in energy saving compared to its competitors. Also, all material used in its construction has been selected from materials with no harm on human health.
Nurol Tower is a friend of the earth, not only in its construction principles but in all its practices.
Nurol Tower Bazaar will make your daily life easier with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The two-story boutique mall covering 6000 square meters offers a selection of 36 shops to meet and welcome your daily entire needs.
Key Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 37 fl
ARCHITECT: -
Prominent building, located in Istanbul's main business district Sisli, adjacent to E-5 motorway, offering excellent communications to the main traffic arteries.
* Under the same roof with 5 start Marriott Hotel
* Shell & Core delivering
* Divisible floor plates of 840sqm
* 3 passenger and 1 freight elevators
* 2 x 2,500 kVA generator capacity
* Total of 390 closed car parking area
* %100 jenerator support
https://www.facebook.com/marriottsisli/
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Orya Park
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 34 fl
ARCHITECT: Kadir Üçvet
https://foursquare.com/user/61854240
https://foursquare.com/user/61854240
Anadolu Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 30 fl
ARCHITECT: HPP Architects
In 2012 HPP won an international competition to design the complex for the
Anadolu Plaza in Istanbul's Kozyatagi district. The high-rise is located near the new financial district on the Asian side of the city. Though the building, which will be constructed on a property of 10.600 square meters, is limited by code to a height of ninety-five meters, the divisions in the design of the tower highlight the business center's vertical character. The striking long-distance impact of the building, with its light and shadow effects, is a product of the block-like, fourstory bands along the triangular facade pillars. The tower and a three-story block structure accommodating commercial space will seamlessly integrate into its urban-planning context, with the side facing away from the adjacent highway forming an urban plaza, a feature still rare in this district. With its sustainable design concept, the project is targeting LEED Gold certification.
Nurol Tower
Istanbul, Turkey
Homepage
HEIGHT: 142 m
FLOORS: 35 fl
Nurol Tower rises at the heart of this town with its unique design and independent units with different sizes creating a brand new world on its own ground, a LEED Gold nominee, environment friendly world.
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is an internationally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Nurol Tower matches all the requirements of the LEED Gold certificate with its ecological practices. Thus, Nurol Tower aims to be 40% more efficient in energy saving compared to its competitors. Also, all material used in its construction has been selected from materials with no harm on human health.
Nurol Tower is a friend of the earth, not only in its construction principles but in all its practices.
Nurol Tower Bazaar will make your daily life easier with its shops, restaurants and cafés. The two-story boutique mall covering 6000 square meters offers a selection of 36 shops to meet and welcome your daily entire needs.
Key Plaza
Istanbul, Turkey
HEIGHT: -
FLOORS: 37 fl
ARCHITECT: -
Prominent building, located in Istanbul's main business district Sisli, adjacent to E-5 motorway, offering excellent communications to the main traffic arteries.
* Under the same roof with 5 start Marriott Hotel
* Shell & Core delivering
* Divisible floor plates of 840sqm
* 3 passenger and 1 freight elevators
* 2 x 2,500 kVA generator capacity
* Total of 390 closed car parking area
* %100 jenerator support
https://www.facebook.com/marriottsisli/
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Picture taken by eagle in sky:
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Picture taken by eagle in sky:
TuAF
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