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DERELI Merve

DERELI Merve Architect

ARCHITECTURE INTERNSHIPS

Freshly graduated from La Cambre Horta of the Université Libre de Bruxelles at the age of 24, I'm looking for new professional opportunities to put my passion for architecture, as well as my knowledge and skills, to good use Motivated and determined, I'm ready to take on new challenges and invest myself fully in a project that will enable me to make a significant contribution while continuing to learn and develop in my field.

CONTACT

Phone: +33 6 83 30 93 81

Email: dereli etude@gmail com

Address: 13 rue Henri Bacher, 57510, Puttelanges-aux-Lacs, France

Driving licence : B

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SKILLS

Autocad - Archicad

Adobe photoshop, Indesign

Illustrator, Sketchup

Qgis, Velux, Trisco

Microsoft Office Suite

LANGUAGES

French - Proficient

Turkish - Mother

language

English - Fluent

German - Basic

Reservoir A | June - July 2023

Academic internship | Brussels - Charleroi

Rehabilitation of the former Charleroi Hospital into housing and various public facilities.

Site supervision for the renovation of a former residential block in Charleroi into housing on the upper floors and commercial space on the first floor

Site supervision and report for a brick house extension and garden landscaping.

Preparation of various documents such as plans, collages and axonometry for the presentation of a project at the Grand Prix de Wallonie

RA Architecture | June 2022

Academic internship | Luxembourg - Longwy

Extension of a single-family house : Drawing of plans and 3D

Site supervision and report for a residential block in Luxembourg

Mise en place | 2022 - 2024

Student job - Horeca | Brussels

EXPERIENCE Serving, installation and dismantling of events.

BIM Lessons ULB | 2022 - 2024

Tutoring | Brussels

BIM lessons, for using Archicad software.

SPKTR Architecture | 2020 - 2021

Site visit | Brussels

Monitoring a building site throughout the construction process. Extension of a single-family home in Saint-Josse. Monthly visit.

SMD Batiment | June - July 2019

Traineeship in shell construction | Puttelange aux lacs

Regular site visits and follow-up

EDUCATION

Faculté d’architecture La Cambre-Horta de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles | 2022-2024

Master in Architecture

Faculté d’architecture La Cambre-Horta de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles | 2019-2022

Bachelor in Architecture

Faculté de Médecine de l’Univeristé de Lorraine | 2018-2019

PACES - Première année commune aux études de santé

Lycée Henri Nominé | 2015-2018

Baccalaurét Scientifique - General Section

Urbanism

4. Green Shelder

5. Memorial

Fragment

Date : 2023

Program : Restoration

Site : City Hall, Blankenberge

Type : Projet MA2, ULB

Teachers : Vincent Pierret, Wouter Van Acker

The aim of this exercise was to take an initial look at the model of the building we would be working on over the course of the year. To do this, we selected part of the building in the form of a 10m cube, with a reference given to us: Assemble Studio. In order to better situate the fragement, a wider axonometry of the space was made. The exercise was inspired by the photographer Philippe De Gobert, who photographs spaces through models designed with the idea of having a point of view selected by the author. It was the same here, the model was designed to obtain a point of view of this space that has been rehabilitated in the manner of the office, Assemble studio.

Photo 1 de la maquette

Atelier 2, Philippe De Gobert, 1946

Photo 2 de la maquette

The Factory Floor, Assemble Studio, 2018

Photo 3 de la maquette

Photo de la création des faïences

Rehabilitation

Date : 2023-2024

Program : Rehabilitation

Site : City Hall, Blankenberge

Type : Projet MA2, ULB

Teachers : Vincent Pierret, Wouter Van Acker, Gil Honoré, Hubert Lionnez

The Blankenberge town hall, set in a large green island, is accompanied by three buildings: the youth centre, the CPAS building and the Soete building. As a result of the programme and the different typologies of the buildings, two distinct but complementary centres have been created. The town hall and the CPAS became the administrative centre, while the neighbourhood, youth and Soete centre and the village hall became the community centre.

For the administrative centre, we added an extension in the continuity of the community centre, with the façade unwinding via a break, allowing us to go from the 2 storeys of the town hall to 3 storeys for the CPAS. This extension also allows us to create a new façade, which responds to the domestic context and a green space by revitalising it, and privatises the space between the police station and the community centre.

PÔLE ADMINISTRATIF PÔLE COMMUNAUTAIRE

PÔLE ADMINISTRATIF PÔLE COMMUNAUTAIRE PARVIS

BÂTIMENTS EXISTANTS NOUVEAUX BÂTIMENTS

As for the community centre, the buildings are floating, so the creation of an external gallery will allow them to be anchored back to the site, while the extensions will allow the space to be enlarged to accommodate the new activities of the community centre. In order to connect these two centres, we are creating a pedestrian forecourt, which highlights the monumental entrance to the community centre, which in the context of this project becomes functional once again.

NORMES INCENDIE BÂTIMENT BAS :

BÂTIMENTS EXISTANTS NOUVEAUX BÂTIMENTS GALERIE

ADMINISTRATIF PÔLE COMMUNAUTAIRE

NORMES INCENDIE BÂTIMENT BAS :

BÂTIMENTS EXISTANTS GALERIE

NORMES INCENDIE BÂTIMENT BAS :

The rear facade of the social hub is transformed into a garden along the gallery. This responds to the square in front of the town hall, but also preserves the existing entrance to the centre, which already responds to an existing context with the station.

BÂTIMENTS EXISTANTS NOUVEAUX BÂTIMENTS GALERIE

NORMES INCENDIE BÂTIMENT BAS :

PÔLE ADMINISTRATIF HÔTEL DE VILLE ET CPAS

PÔLE COMMUNAUTAIRE

MAISON DE QUARTIER, SALLE POLYVALENTE ET PLANNING FAMILIAL

Plan démolition 2ème Etage

2ème étage

2ème Etage

Plan démolition 1er Etage

1ère étage

1er Etage

DERELI MERVE PIRARD CLAIRE-ANNE ESCOT

DÉTAILS 1/20 RACCORD EXISTANT /NOUVEAU

BÉTON ISOLATION EXISTANTE

ÉTANCHÉ TÉ BÉTON DE PENTE

DÉTAILS 1/20 NŒUD CONSTRUCTIF

MOUSSE

JOINT CROCHET D ACCROCHE

ISOLANT CELLULOSE

JO NT

REVÊTEMENT NTÉR EUR BÉTON

BÉTON CELLULA RE

REVÊTEMENT NTÉRIEUR BÉTON DE PENTE PAREMENT EXTÉRIEUR

DÉTAILS ZOOM DE LA FAÇADE 1/50 COUPE TECHNIQUE1/50

Maquette du pôle communautaire

Maquettes du pôle communautaire

Collages de la maison communales

Vue de la maison communale

Vue du café corner

Vue du hall d’entrée

Vue des bureaux

Urbanisme

Date : 2022-2023

Program : Urbanisme

Site : Colloredo di monte Albano, Italia

Type : Projet MA1, ULB

Teachers : Gregorio Carboni Maestri, Pierre Emans

At the Mano studio, all the graphic documents are produced by hand, which makes it all very interesting because it gives you a completely different perspective. The urban planning project focused on the town of Colloredo di monte albano, an Italian village. The issues in this village are public spaces, there are no places to gather.

The aim of the first semester was to identify the problems and then to propose possible projects. One of the most symbolic places in the village is the castle, which stands on the highest ridge in the village. In the past, this castle was seen as a place of oppression. The village was also hit by an earthquake that destroyed a large part of it. The villagers have a very special history with this place, and are very attached to it. So change isn’t always seen in a positive light, so one of the objectives was to create a project that respected the place while responding to the challenges it faced. The project for the château in the first half of the year is essentially a re-programming to include nursery and primary schools, workshops and a museum.

The plan for the castle in the first half of the year is essentially to reprogramme it to include nursery and primary schools, workshops and a museum. All this with the aim of opening it up to the villagers. The civic centre and town hall are very close to the main street that runs through the whole village.

The civic centre and the town hall are very closed off from the main street that runs through the whole village, which is why the first intervention here was to open up the façade to the street and then to see the street dilated to create a more private square. Steps are placed between the main street and this square to play with the difference in level and add a new quality to this space.

Green Shelder

Date : 2021-2022

Program : Rehabilitation

Site : Brussels, Belgium

Type : Projet BA3, ULB

Teachers : Nadia Casabella Alvarez, Axel Fisher

The study of precarious lifestyles in the North of Brussels, with a focus on Maximilien Park, was decisive in the choice of programme: a refuge. Studying the park helps us to understand the limits of our space and what we consider to be home.

Here we can see how this notion of private/public takes place in the street. We noticed that they very often demarcate these areas with objects. This study made us realise that many people suffering from mental illness end up on the streets because their lifestyle has deteriorated. So we decided to do a project on rehabilitation centres, but for whom? This was an important question, because right from the start we were aware of the women who find themselves in very complex situations once on the streets. That’s how the idea of a rehabilitation centre for these women came about.

It’s in the Stephenson district, in a street that’s undergoing a complete overhaul, with a number of social housing units being built around it. It has a facade facing a sociable street and an opposite facade facing a more isolated space with the tracks. This was important for the programme because we were looking for a location that was far enough away from the main activities of the town without being completely out of the way. We discovered that in this type of centre, where psychological care is provided, long corridors were strongly discouraged as they led to traffic stagnation. To avoid this, we thought of gardens that could play a role in healing and stability.

This idea was reinforced when we visited the building and saw the vegetation taking over, so we wondered why not let the building become a greenhouse. We decided to take advantage of the underground floor in the hangar. Demolishing the intermediate slab allowed us to retain the effect of grandeur. The underground slab was removed to reconnect the project with the ground and plant new vegetation.

Coupe AB

BARTOS Lili, DERELI Merve -

Coupe GH

Coupe EF

Coupe CD

Memorial

Date : 2021-2022

Program : Memorial

Site : Daegu, South Korea

Type : Projet BA3, ULB

Teachers : Nadia Casabella Alvarez, Axel Fisher

Daegu is one of South Korea’s three major cities. Due to the rapid development of South Korea and the gentrification of Seoul, the city has an ageing population. We carried out an urban planning analysis, with a general understanding of the city.

The city of Daegu hosts various activities that vary with the seasons, such as hiking and festivals. But due to its position in the hollow of the mountains, the heat accumulates in the city and has difficulty escaping. Secondly, the city experiences times when the amount of water varies enormously, and when the weather is capricious with numerous typhoons.

Daegu is also one of the places where the Korean War wreaked havoc. The project is therefore a memorial hosting various activities such as baths inspired by Korean culture. The aim is to reach out to different generations with activities that speak to them. The project is set up along one of the city’s canals, taking advantage of the city’s water levels.

One of the two buildings contains the museum and the other the baths. The two buildings are linked by two bridges, one private and one public, linking the two banks. These two buildings are in direct contact with the water of the canal and take advantage of this to create spaces for contemplation in winter and bathing in summer, when the water level rises and fills the bathing pools. Some of the pools are accessible all year round.