1st MID-JURY of 2nd Semester SPRING 2016

-PAVILIONESIAN-

This project has designed inspired by Philip Johnson's Modern style. Especially his masterpiece the Glass House which I certainly got influenced by. It is a functional pavilion which mainly has information desk.

 Location:        Sultanahmet Square

                                     1.The plan of the building

• On the 1st floor there is an information desk and there are some desks outside for the sellers.

• On the 2nd floor there are cafe and restaurant which has such a good view.

• On the 3rd floor there is a huge terrace which has an observation deck with circular benches. People will be able to go up there either by lift or by stairs.

2. South Façade 

• Glasses have used intensely since they make the building see through and also much more like Glass House style.

3. Restroom : This restroom particularly made as a scroll in order to make people feel relax to use it. In public areas toilet do not usually used due to it looks obvious that you are going to restroom phsycologically. So that, I designed this which does not look like restroom therefore people could get in free minded.  

                

      4. North Façade         

   5. Side Views            

                                             

6. South Façade

                                                                         

7. The real area

8. South Façade

9. The poster

Done by: FAUZI WIBOWO

14/03/2016

     

     




Richard Neutra was an Austrian-American architect.He came to be considered among the most important modernist architects. While I was designing my pavilion, I was inspired from his modernist style.Neutra was born in Leopoldstadt, the 2nd district of Vienna, on April 8, 1892 into a wealthy Jewish family. His Jewish-Hungarian father Samuel Neutra (1844 – 1920) was a proprietor of a metal foundry, and his mother, Elizabeth "Betty" Glaser Neutra (1851 – 1905) was a member of the IKG Wien. Richard had two brothers who also emigrated to the United States, and a sister who married in Vienna. I designed a glass pavilion like his way of designing.When people enters my pavilion, they first see a tourist information desk. Near this info desk, there's a presentation room about İstanbul. At the second floor of my pavilion, there's a coffee shop and restrooms.

Ceyda Nur Tahan