Kumru Ankara was designed in the one of the most important residential areas of Ankara, Çankaya, Yıldız neighborhood, parallel to the Turan Güneş Boulevard which is one of the main axes of the Ankara.

The settlement consists of two main parts. Commercial uses are sub-mass, and rising floors have residences. The residential tower is also spatially integrated into the park, and at the same time, it forms a nice opening with the square. Since the complex is placed in the center of the Ankara, it has several transportation opportunities which increase the accessibility of the site and by the design of inner courtyard; the idea of social life area is achieved. In terms of urban scale, it was considered as a "public space" that enriched the social activity network on the 4th street and its surroundings with new cultural activities.

First, the surrounding roads, uses, axis, street level data were evaluated. The presence of Yıldız Crossroads, Turan Güneş Boulevard, Dikmen Valley create pedestrian circulation and keep the site location alive. Therefore pedestrian flows were taken into account to propose a floor layout scheme. The level difference in the site is used like two distinct floors. These two functions and levels are in an order, and compatible with each other. In addition to these, historical squares, bazaars continue to reflect the daily life vitality of the city.

The building is planned according to the three basic levels. The first one is public platform, second one is inner courtyard, which has a close relation with the road, and the last one is the upper platform where the entrance of 2 + 1 and 1 + 1 flats and 3 + 1, 4 + 1 flats were constructed. The social facility created on the 11th floor which provides a synergy of the housing groups formed by the upper and lower blocks as an activity area which has a clear city view. Fitness center, swimming pool, playground are provided on this level which brings people together.

The location of the design has a strong potential to be able to provide a nice city view to the users. Therefore, 360 degree city view is provided in the houses. In different directions, diverse scenic houses include diverse units that can address different lifestyles.

Architectural approach emphasizes the environmental and energy sensitivity issues, and the concept of green building is adopted as a sustainable understanding. The roof gardens built on the commercial units provide a green area contribution to the upper town and at the same time the gardens strengthen the view of the houses.

While Kumru Ankara presents a new public space to the city's social life cycle, the strong relationship it establishes with the city also provides a rich living space to its users.

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Client: Kuzu Grup
Architect: A Tasarim Mimarlık - Ali Osman Ozturk
Team: Ali Osman Öztürk, Harun Karabulut, Nil Ece Beken, Ceyda Er Çelik, Sinan Özkan, Ersin Candan, Cüneyt Öztürk
Project Date: 2014
Location: Ankara, Turkey
Gross Area: 60.216 m2
Structural Engineer: Yuksek Project
Mechanical Engineer: Metta Project
Electrical Engineer: Yurdakul Engineering
Landscape: Dalokay Design Studio
Fire Consultant: Alara Design and Engineering
Façade Consultant: Aluma Building Systems
Wind Load Analysis: Turbotek Turbo Makina Technologies
Photographs: Fethi Mağara
Website: www.atasarim.com

Kumru Ankara by A Tasarim Mimarlik - Ali Osman Ozturk in Turkey won the WA Award Cycle 31. Please find below the WA Award poster for this project.

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