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Oyku Su Okkan


Architecture
    post-digital depot
    hiatus
    faculty of performing arts            
    innovation factory    
    vocational hotel
    weaving atelier    
    performance center

Urban
    territory in transit
    sævarhöfði   
    an oasis in the metropolis

Hands-On
   ///Co(ncrete)

Research & Thinking
    ///Kunsthal,  architectural image and social media
    ///City as an Eternal and Ideal Entity in Piranesi’s Il Campo Marzio dell’antica Roma

Drawing
   ///Piranesian Dreamscape

Photography
    ///Palimpsest



Oyku Su Okkan
Info ///
 

As an architect, I am interested in designing experiences and feelings shaped around built environment. My background living and studying in three different countries allows me to have an international perspective on architecture and design. I am a conceptual and inter-scalar thinker with an eye for detail. My design approach is shaped around deep understanding of the past, current and future of the context & function; not being scared of pushing limits and experimenting; and designing for the human perception as well as for the earth we live on.

I am motivated and excited for the upcoming design challenges that I can experiment, take responsibility, share and learn within my team and grow as a young architect.
Mark

Vocational Hotel



ANTALYA / TR / 2018
Individual Work / Bilkent

           
The project is located on the precious coastline of Alanya in close proximity of the historical castle and peninsula. With the broad beach and green line in between, the site is in an important position. The task of designing a vocational hotel in addition to dormitory and school in this context was risky as a building could block the connection of pedestrian route from the vista and access. Main design challenge in this sense is to preserve maximum interaction through out the building. 
           
For the site planning, dormitory and vocational school is pushed to the sides creating an inner amphitheatre which will become a piazza of interaction for students, citizens and hotel guests. The vocational hotel is situated on the shoreline.
           
The hotel is divided in 3 masses in terms of publi, semi-public and private behavior. Restaurant, multi purpose hall, and cafeterias are public spaces that serve besides 3 types of hotel rooms.
           
Then these masses are lifted up leaving the ground level for the whole citizens with the forest of columns and rock garden. The part hotel rooms are located capture light and wind with courtyard which also references the site’s history. The rooms are rotated 45 degrees towards the west to have maximum protection from the high mediterannean sun without fully blocking.
           
Another design goal was to maintain a very simple facade on the road elevation while creating dimension and waving effect with light and shadow at the sea elevation. Both facades are enveloped with vertical sunbreakers in harmony with the horizontality of the building.









Plans

Elevations & Sections

courtyard view

terrace view

exterior view

sunbreaker detail


Mark