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About I Beyza Nergis Özbek was born in 1996. She got her Bachelor of Architecture degree in Istanbul Technical University. During her education, she participated several competitions and workshops.

E-mail / beyzanergisozbek@gmail.com Phone / +90 534 204 42 76 Istanbul, Turkey

Education 2015-2020

2018

Experiences Istanbul Technical University Bachelor of Architecture (GPA 3.57/4.00)

Kaunas University of Technology Erasmus Program Lithuania

2014-2015

Istanbul Technical University School of Foreign Languages (Proficiency 88.00/100)

2010-2014

Iznik Anatolian High School (GPA 94.18/100)

May/May 2021-2022 Sep/Aug 2019-2020

Atölye Kolektif

July/Aug 2019

Atölye Kolektif

August 2018 July 2017 August 2016 July 2016

Languages Turkish English

Acararch Architect / Office / Istanbul Architect / Office / Istanbul Internship / Office / Istanbul

Iznik Tile Kiln Excavations Internship / Other / Bursa

IGA The New Airport

Internship / Construction Site / Istanbul

Hiyeldaim Interior Architecture and Design Internship / Office / Bursa

Desem Architecture

Internship / Office / Bursa

Achievements 2019

Award 10. Betonik Fikirler Proje Yarısması

2018

Dean’s List / High Honor Student

2020

Participation Istanbul’un Mezarları: Didem Madak, Cihat Burak

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Non Architecture Reviving Mines

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oliVelo Izmir Kent Çeperinde Ekolojik Ortak Yasam Alanı Fikir Projesi Yarısması

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Izmir Elektrik Fabrikası Ne Olmak Ister Ulusal Ögrenci Mimari Fikir Yarısması

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Docexdoce Architectural Competition

2018

YTONG Architectural Competition

2018

Workshop Arkeolojik Alanda Mimarın Rolü Atölyesi

1st Prize

ITU High Honour Student with 3.71 GPA

Software Skills Autodesk AutoCAD Rhino Grasshopper Vray SketchUp Lumion MS Office Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign Adobe Premiere

Skills Visualization, Freehand drawing Collage works, Modelling Laser cutting, Publication design

2017

UMÖB Ulusal Mimarlık Ögrencileri Bulusmaları Samsun

2016

UMÖB Ulusal Mimarlık Ögrencileri Bulusmaları Istanbul

*During my projects, to imagine places, relations, spaces, I use different techniques. Every time, It starts with a question and then my hands are seeking answers which are a few points of many possibilities by practising collages, models, drawings and various tools. These questions eventually refer to and bring unrelated, independent situations together.

CONTENTS

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nature exists resist & rewind an open laboratory for ecological practices

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add- It future visions izmir new urbanity & new architecture

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the boulevard

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yeldeğirmeni

microraion transformation strategies

nothing is real but this uncertainity

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swimming pool

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mountain lodge

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aerial landscapes

swimming pool in Maslak Campus

iznik

non architecture competition

resist & rewind an open laboratory for ecological practices

NATURE EXISTS

Individual work

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Istanbul Technical University Graduation Project Fall 2019-2020 Jury Prof. Dr. Mine Özkar Kabakçıoğlu Assoc. Prof. Dr. S. Aslıhan Senel Prof. Dr. Ayşe Nil Türkeri

‘‘Existence precedes essence. ‘‘ Jean Paul Sartre Existence comes before essence. Nature exists first and finds its essence by human being. Its purpose of existence is unclear. It is defined later

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The approach to nature as something unchanged by human beings throughout the centuries. The view of ‘’nature is a raw material for humans’’, as a human-centred perspective, keeps under control political, social, cultural and economical structures. With the industrial revolution, but particularly in the 20th century, the supply of goods dramatically increased beyond overconsumption. Nowadays, in common sense, consumption has become the individual’s reason for existence and has originated with a forgotten fact that nature exists.

The Golden Horn is a great example of being a paradigm shift, from a natural factor to an industrial scWar. In its historical and social background, it was a port, before it was defined as a recreation area during Byzantian and later Ottoman period.

In the 20th century, industrialization has given an undefined, fragmented and contaminated character to Haliç, by leaving critical impacts on the urban dynamic.

Nature Exists examines how an ecological awareness redefines the relation between nature and human-being in the consumption and information society. Taking the edge of Golden Horn as a point of shift, it proposes an open laboratory, where production and research of ecological materials are allowed to see how to act to nature without a source of raw materials by sharing daily activities and existent knowledge of different departments.

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Creative process by exploring with the model studies

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Site Plan

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Plan First Floor

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Stage Dock

Dock

Workshops

Pool Stage

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Wet land

Community Garden

Research Center

Living Units

Entrance

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Nature Exists for public realm in ferent groups by creating a vastl tion and research practices in th condition through architectural

Variations of the façade element fab-lab, bio-lab, tech-lab, individ nected to each other with the ra

ts allow manifesting with material identity, behaviours and properties, the different conditions and requirements of the workspaces, dual and common work-spaces.In the recycled steel structure system, various works spaces for production and research are conamps that surround the court-water in a vertical dimension. Ramps led to accessible circulation for the activities.

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nvestigations that propose a laboratory to search, discover and learn in common, altogether. It blurs the boundaries between difly expanded network of ecological activities.Open laboratory – touching it lightly, and allowing a sloppy journey around the produche work-spaces on the ramps, heightening our awareness to & informing us about ecological aspects.It communicates its industrial elements.

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i. a. rooftop, tech-lab b. a view from ramp c. material lab d. bio-lab with green vertical facade e. facade patterns f. the entrance of the ramp g. a view from outside of laboratories, connection through ramp between different levels of floors h. working in wood-lab i. fab-lab

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It redefines the human-being approach to nature by using existing knowledge. The structure of the building is made of “I”recycled steel beams and columns, while the façade is made of large wooden louvers that allow the air to flow through its gaps.

Wooden louvers allow open and closed workspaces during deep focus and sharing information between different departments.

WORKSHOPS

Workshop places explore how the everyday knowledge of daily activities could open up discussions on design and ecology to other experts and the broader public, necessary to address contemporary challenges.

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LIVING UNITS Living units carry out ecological aspects in more related to a public and private connection. It proposes a place to live in common. There are three buildings including six private rooms where can adapt for temporary staying on the first floor. On the ground floor, it communicates openly with the common garden and shared places as the kitchen and the laundry. The shared kitchen can be opened to public space by wooden louvres to outside on the ground level.

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future visions izmir new urbanity & new architecture

ADD-IT 32

Individual work Istanbul Technical University Architectural Design Studio 7 Spring 18-19 Prof. Dr. Ayşe Şentürer Res. Asst. Seda Buğra Tekinalp

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34 Izmir is a port city. Recently, the urban fringe has been disproportionately shifted in a short time because of the uncontrolled population growth and city plans which have never unrealized. Güzelyalı has under the effort to centralize with new public spaces. The manifesto is an ironic answer to that current situation by splitting which including substances linked to challenges. .Shifting urban fringe by new architecture projects / .Non-transportation / non-access / non-crossing Questioning current architectural productions Looking for walking action, reaching somewhere and duration .In residential areas, the pixaleted place is a flat which includes less actions .Borders between public and private spaces / and connections.

Breaking borders looking for how could spread in the city .Passiveness of events and actions,single-function systems/ By considering the articles a private space can be open as a public space Open up what is the system and consideration of a space according to which through connections between them? kind of actions and events. .Public Space in a residential district .Human scale mismatch/ Does a public space need a huge space? By breaking the rules as human scale Analysis of human physical and biological interaction with the environment mismatch and strict boundaries between public and private spaces, public space can be considered in some pixaleted, places as in ownership.

What makes a space?

Space can be defined according to different disciplines.

How can a space be defined in architecture? Space could be considered a physical fact.

While a system formed by the convergence of elements of similar size on different planes remains undefined in terms of space, it can only include a description of the actions and users, depeding on where a space is located.

Güzelyalı was a residential area located in the urban fringe of Izmir, which was formed as a port city, it shifted from the fringe to the center with additions of public structures due to the unplanned and uncontrolled population and construction of the city. The last stop of Izmir was changed to the art center includes a two-day usage period within the events. Göztepe stadium built for 20000 people instead of sports facilities. ADD-IT is an architectural program challenge how mega-structures change the dynamics of the residential area periodically can adapt to this area and how it can be integrated into the use of habitats. The usage schedules of the mega structures are hacked and redefined with new functions that support their potential. The platform of the art center is redefined with the music, wood, recycling, painting and fashion workshops. The façade on the widest street of the stadium makes the connection between the two main streets with accommodation, co-working, offices, meeting rooms, neighboring gardens and library open the isolated use of the stadium to the city. As a result, ADD - IT is included in the city by individualizing, criticizing, redefining its functions and users, in mega public spaces.

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microraion transformation strategies

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Group work Kaunas University of Technology Urban Design Spring 17-18 Johan de Wachter Martynas Marozas

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People are moving out of the city to suburban areas. To provide an attractive alterantive for people who are thinking of moving suburbs.

Strategies .A clear distinction between public and private spaces .Decide the privatization type .Find some activities in private spaces for improving the neighborhood .Define the accessibility to private areas .New designed car parks for buildings .Organized infrastructures

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Individual work Istanbul Technical University Architectural Design Studio 4 Fall 18-19 Res. Asst. PhD Arzu İrem Mollaahmetoğlu

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SWIMMING POOL

ROOMS

OTHER SPORT FACILITIES LEISURE TIME

Heat Water Electiricty

Dance Studios Gym Cafe Relaxing Room

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Olympic Swimming Pool Pool for Beginners

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A swimming pool in Maslak Campus

Personal Rooms Entrance Control WC

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PROGRAM NEEDS

Istanbul Technical University Construction Project Fall 2018-2019 Assoc. Prof. Fatih Yazıcıoğlu

SWIMMING POOL

PROGRAM NEEDS

Personal Rooms Entrance Control WC

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Olympic Swimming Pool Pool for Beginners

Heat Water Electiricty

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SITE PLAN STADS

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A mountain lodge in Candarlı

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Team work Atölye Kolektif Built 2019 Evrim Akcan, Arif Bıltır, Emre Torbaoğlu, Ezgi Hoca

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AERIAL LANDSCAPES

Team work Non Architecture Competition 2020 Ahmet Fazıl Yenice

Resource extraction is one we live in nature. The trac interventions on nature. Th formations, only after that ing which are hot air ballo a sustainable life-cycle. Th balloon can be produced co of Shandong’s mountainou

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e of the most persistent modifications on the earth by human activity. Abandoned quarries of mining give strong evidence of how ces left behind them create tragic patterns on the environment at the same time they are powerful tools to witness to destructive hat’s why as an act of terraforming first, we have to ascend to the sky to see and acknowledge this new man-made geomorphologic t we can come back to earth. This brand new ecological aerial experience can be realized by one of the prevalent ways of sightseeoons. Proposed new floating topography spheres are operated by the solar-power and made from biodegradable textile to create hey will also activate eco-tourism in the region and create a new source of income to the local communities and elements of the ollectively with the expertise of local artisans. People can help nature to restore itself alongside with enjoying the splendid views us composite terrain and also being blown away with/into the new horizons which shaped by this unprecedented aerial landscapes. #terraform #ecological #experience #reverse #act

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