Architecture Portfolio By Yiğitalp Behram

Yigitalp Behram Architecture Portfolio Vol.2

Yiğitalp Behram Architect/Designer

Professional Expreience Buda Architectual Office - (2016/2018) Worked with group of talented architects and attended some architectural competition with them also designed several projects as a office Teget Architectural Office- (2015/2016 La Biennale di Venezia -5th International Architecture Exhibition -The Pavilion of Turkey Took part in the design team of turkish Akbey Architectural Office-(2014/2015) Visualization of projects in 3d and design of several project, Workshops & Avtivities

Contact Carrer dels Flassaders, 708003 Barcelona, Spain

IaaC-GSS-Barcelona (2019)Worked as a teaching assistant in the GLOBAL SUMMER SCHOOL.Assisted new students to understand grasshopper and robotic fabrication.Solved their problems while our professeurs were busy.

IaaC-İntroductry Studio g3 (2019) Worked as a teaching assistant int he introductry studio.Helping JAVIER PEÑA and ORIOL CARRASCO.

behramyigitalp@gmail.com +34617565637 +905376214097

Education

Workshops BAU-Bahcesehir University-"NEIGHBORHOOD"(01/2015) Observing the patterns through out the city and create a short movie with the images that we shoot for 1 week. Our of 6 competitors we became the first with thekury's evaluation

Bahcesehir University/ BSc. Architecture Sept. 2010- Jun. 2014) İstanbul/Turkey bau.edu.tr/

Sapienza University of Rome/Exchange Program Sept. 2013- Feb. 2014) Rome/Italy www.uniroma1.it

IaaC /Master In Advanced Architecture II Sept. 2018- Jun. 2020) Barcelona/Spain iaac.net

AA Summer School-Architectural Association School of Architecture-''Unbuilt London(2014)”Considering the cultural political and social repositioning of london we are asked to create our own "London DesigniAt the end o the workshop.We were supposed to submit an abstract model of our design.

IaaC Robotic Fabrication-“ROBOTIC Moiré Effect(2018)” is an workshops aims to create a Moire pattern using robotic arms.Mainly we developed our grasshopper skills to control the robot and before the final production we created simulations to check if the desired pattern is created or not.

Software Skills Rhino

Indesign

Sketchup

Arduino

Premiere

Grasshopper

Illustrator

Vray

Autocad

After Effects

Photoshop

Cinema 4D

Python

3ds Max

Revit

Language

Turkish

English

Italian

French

Spanish

CONTENTS 01

DarzanĂ .

Turkish Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2016

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Global Summer School Metal Bending

03

Formwax:Complex Casting Iaac Thesis Project

04

Akbank Sanat Invited Competition

05

Selcuk Cultural Center Competition

06

DystopianCity Suruc Student Project

07

Visualizations

DARZANA

15th Venice Biennale Turkish Pavilion The project title Darzanà means dockyard and it is a hybrid word, like the Turkish word tersane and the Italian word arsenale. These words are derived or distorted from the same root, the Arabic dara’s-sina’a (place of industry). They all originate from the common language that developed in the Mediterranean from the 11th to the 19th century among people such as sailors, travellers, merchants, and warriors. Known as Lingua Franca, this was a shared language when Mediterranean was the main vessel connecting the surrounding cultures.

In the same vein, it is possible to talk of a common architectural language and to define it as Architectura Franca.

The installation has over 600 pieces that are hanging over the ceiling to create a ship-like silhouette.

Office:TEGET Curators:Mehmet Kütükçüoğlu,Feride Çiçekoğlu,Ertuğ Uçar Team:Caner Bilgin,Yiğitalp Behram,Burak Sancakdar,Serdar Albaz

GSS-Barcelona Teaching Assistant

Gss(Global Summer School), is a workshop that happens every summer all around the world which is done by IAAC. The purpose of these workshops are to push students to design with digital fabrication tools. In 2018 I was selected as a teaching assitatn due to my achivemnts last year. The aim of the workshop was to create an installation using steel rebars while using GRASSHOPPER as a form-finding tool and to control the robotic arm. With the help of the robotic arm, it was possible to bend over 500 pieces precisely according to design.

And with the help of HOLOLENS, it was easier to essamble the installetion

University:IaaC Team: Aldo Sollazzo,Rodrigo Aguirre,Yiğitalp Behram,Hazal Yılmaz,

Bending Process

Formwax:Complex Casting&3d Printing Iaac Thesis Project Additive manufacturing technology has evolved over the past decade and it keeps evolving. Yet, the construction industry cannot take full advantage of additive manufacturing. Only simple geometries can be printed due to support limitations. Formwax offers a reusable wax mixture that acts as a support.

With the help of a mixture of wax and cellulose, a dynamic fabrication protocol is created, helping designers to overcome current fabrication limitations. It creates new opportunities to fabricate more complex shapes.

University:IaaC Thesis Advisor:Alexandre Dubor,Raimund KrenmĂźller

Wax Experiments

Some experiments were made in order to come up with the best option for wax 3d printing.

Strenght,Melting Point,Resolution,Cost and Origin were the parameters. After the experiments Paraffin was the best option to 3d print with wax.

Material Experiments Since paraffin was not viscous enough to achieve a succesfull print.Cellulose was added to mixture to increase the viscosity of the mixture.

To come up with the best mixture ratio.Some experiments were made.After the experimetsn the best ratio was 27 gr. of Cellulose and 50 gr. Of wax.

Extruder Design

Dynamic Depositing Sequenece

Optimization Protocol According to the data that was gathered from the casting simulations and support study, it was decided to finalize the optimization of fabrication protocol. The regular printing sequence is where there are no supports needed. In this case, from the results that we got from the casting simulations maximum of 10 layers of material are deposited to print the outer shell and inner shell. Then a certain amount of wax is poured to reinforce the inner shell and then again a certain amount of concrete is casted into the formwork. This step is repeated until we reach a point where no supports are required.

Dynamic Depositing Sequenece

Optimization Protocol When supports are required in the outside or the inside of the inner shell, the fabrication process is switched to another sequence which is called critical printing point. In this sequence, 1 layer of the wax and cellulose mixture is printed. Then 1 layer of paraffin wax is poured and then 1 layer of concrete is casted. This sequence is repeated until the supports are no longer needed.

Then we can switch to the regular printing sequence. This critical printing point sequence is helping us to overcome issues with supports since the paraffin wax is acting as a support for the inner shell.

Akbank Sanat lnvited Competition

This project is an invited competition that was arranged by the owner of the building. Only 10 best companies in Turkey was invited to this competition. The Akbank Sanat building which is located at the intersection of Istiklal and Zambak street is being planned to renovated while protecting the registered parts of it. The efFect of Istiklal Steet on this building is unavoidable. During the years this street has confronted with many incidents. With this thesis, it is acceptable to say that this building should become a part of the street with its design. The new design is welcoming the Istiklal street users with its facade and ground floor plan. The ground floor is keeping pace with Istiklal street’s chaotic atmosphere with harmony. The two-term played a major role in the design of the facade. Harmony & Oppositeness. While searching for HARMONY in terms of placing the mass.lt is planned to create an oppositeness in material and void areas.

Office:Buda Team:Burak Pelenk,Eda Yazkurt Pelenk,Yiğitalp Behram,Damla İçyer

Selcuk Cultural Center Competition

This was a competition opened by the municipality of İzmir. It was open to everyone and we became 9th out of 224 contestants. The aim of the project is to create a cultıral center that contains exhibitions areas, Auditorium, cafeterias and classrooms for private lessons. The aim was to create a street like path between building to attract people that are using the neighbor. While using materials and crating the semi-open public spaces we consider that it is a hot region of Turkey. This geographical characteristic affected our design in many ways.

Office:Buda Team:Burak Pelenk,Eda Yazkurt Pelenk,Yiğitalp Behram,Damla İçyer

Dystopian City/Suruc Academic Work

The refugee crisis is a global situation which raises many concerns in regards to the capacity and efficiency of the migration camps from across the Mediterranean Sea and Southeast Europe. With a lack of proper infrastructure, spatial difficulties and food and water shortage, the future of these camps is currently uncertain.

Starting with 2016, Turkey is known to host approximately 2,688, 686 registered refugees, among which almost 30% are currently living in government-run camps located along the Syrian border.

The province of Sanliurfa in Southeastern Turkey is one of the areas that offered shelter to the highest numbers of Syrian refugees. The second largest camp located in Sanliurfa is Suruc Camp, with a total number of almost 32,000 migrants that live in government funded tents. Within the camp there are health, education and security facilities that unfortunately do not match the increasing numbers of refugees.

University:IaaC Team:Yiğitalp Behram,Daria Ciobanu-Enescu,Hena Miçooğulları, Jose Isidro

CONSTRUCTION + FABRICATION

ARCH ELEMENTS material : ceramics

DOME ROOF material : ceramics

STRUCTURAL GRID material : steel

FLOOR PLATE material : steel UNIT PANEL material : recycled plastics

UNIT WINDOW material : steel

SLIDING SHADER material : steel

GEOMETRICAL STRATEGY/LIVING UNIT

LEVEL 01

LEVEL 02

LEVEL 03

LEVEL 04

LEVEL 05 LIVING SPACES

GREEN AREAS

GEOMETRICAL STRATEGY/FUNCTIONS UNIT

LEVEL 01

LEVEL 02

LEVEL 03

LEVEL 04

LEVEL 05 LIVING SPACES

RESEARCH AREAS

KIDS AREAS

GREEN AREAS

LEVEL 06

GEOMETRICAL STRATEGY/ISLAND

LIVING UNIT 01

EDUCATION UNIT

density: medium capacity: 120

density: medium capacity: 1400

LIVING UNIT 02

LIVING UNIT 06

density: medium capacity: 120

density: medium capacity: 120

LIVING UNIT 03 density: medium capacity: 120

LIVING UNIT 04

LIVING UNIT 05

density: medium capacity: 120

density: medium capacity: 120

Visualizations/Designs

Academic& Professional Work