Portfolio Beyza Köroglu

P O RT F O L I O

Name

| Beyza Köroglu

Birth

| 20.11.1996

Contact | beyzakoroglu@gmail.com +43 699 171 87 361

Alain de Botton describes in ‘The Architecture of Happiness’ that “we need a home in the psychological sense as much as we need one in the physical”. My choice to study architecture stems from this idea that it provides both a physical and psychological sanctuary. What fascinates me about this subject is that it has the capability to stimulate a different response from each individual with varying designs. I have an enthusiasm for the built environment from a simple swing to a complex architectural structure. My projects are driven by creativity and critical thinking, which I believe is the recipe for a strong product in this

// Education 2015 - 2021

| Vienna Technical University of Architecture

2003 - 2015

| Vienna International School, IB Diploma

Bachelor of Science of Architecture

// Experience January 2022

| ArchAybu 06 Talks at Ankara Beyazit University

November 2020 - May 2021

| Superwien Urbanism ° Architecture, Urban Design

September 2020

| Gröhrmühlgasse, Wr. Neustadt, NÖ Realisierungswettbewerb

August 2020

| Neue Narrative Summer Academy

May 2020

| Best 50 Kaira Looro Competition

September 2019

| The Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism ° Collective City

July - December 2019

| Internship ° Gerner Gerner Plus

July 2018

| Busan International Architecture Design Workshop (BIADW)

Turkish

| Native

English

| Fluent

German

| Fluent

Spanish

| Intermediate

// Language

// Software Archicad Autocad SketchUp Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator

| die wand Group Project: Beyza Koroglu, Gamze Muratdag Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Amann SS 2018

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with the dissolution of the corners, mies van der rohe created the freely perceivable space. people to move independently.

our aim was to create a space that initially consists of a physical and psychological boundary, and still offers the possibility of overcoming it. this process is left to the personal knowledge or experience of the individuals.

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the wall creates curiosity

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Axonometric representation

Model

| ceci n’est pas une mur Group project: Beyza Koroglu, Gamze Muratdag Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Jochen Hoog SS 2018

An interactive infrastructure was created to provide a collective neighbourhood. Key points are the formulation of an inner courtyard to ensure a space that allows small-talk and further.

The important aspect is dissolving boundaries between public and semi-public courtyards.

The social interaction between neighbours and the connection from one space to another was achieved.

Urban planning concept

Form concept

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Jolly Wohnen

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Perspective collage

Model

| echteVirtualität Group project: Beyza Koroglu, Perinaz Dalkilic, Gamze Muratdag Dipl.-Ing: Flora, Oberthaler, Schwenk / Gstöttner WS 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ELRCDCSuqE

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Leerstände

The Internet is a crucial technology for the information age, thereby it is obvious that humanity is almost almost completely inter-connected. Our present “network society” is a product of the digital revolution and some important socio-cultural changes.

The virtual experience is becoming more important than the physical life, but it is less a virtual reality than a real virtuality, which helps the real life to function. This creates a division within the society.

On the one hand it is taken as an advantage and on the other hand it intimidates some individuals of the society.This in turn depends on the consciousness of human beings.

The absolute mastery of one’s own sense determines the perception their behaviour in the virtual world.

The recklessness of the society is evident in structural form within the cityscape. A relation to the environment is not relevant. In addition, streets, facades and the need for natural light are being re-

Basic Form

For the ‘new man’, real life is of no interest to him, because in his hands he has a much larger world. Life can mised bedroom space.

The “New Space” makes room for an endless collective game in which all fantasies are played out. The barrier of the “space” is not based on the existing four walls, it is expanded several times by the networking intimate connection between desire and space will create a new type of architecture for a new society.

GSEducationalVersion

Monolith

Was ist das?

The monolith is created through the rearrangement of the living quarters for certain groups.

The minimalism is not only evident in the living quarters, but also in the monolith.

The monolith is present in the city as the unknown and alien to the neighbourhood. In this foreign body the physical life of the new humans takes place.

Its residents have access to an endless network. The tiny space is overshadowed by the extensive capacity of networking. The new man is unaffected by his minimalist lifestyle, as his experience in the “virtual world” is a virtual augmentation of reality. schematisches Monolith

Schematic Monolith

Sunlight Sonnenlicht Infrastructure Infrastruktur Transport Transport

Nature

Natur

U Road Acces Straßenanbindung

MARKT

Internet

I’m

now alone on

earth, no longer having any

brother, neighbour, friend or society other than myself - jean jacques rousseau

Habitus

The physical representation of the “Habitus” is a metaphor for an accommodation that uses the internet as a platform.

Based on its usage the space was dedicated accordingly. All functions have their place in the “Habitus”. shape, height and dimension, a certain brutality is emerged.

The outsider easily recognises the content of the premises by its form.

Schematic Habitus

Floor-plan for entertainers

Floor-plan for gamers

Floor-plan for athletes