Add To Collection
Add to Collection
POLAT LEVENT
POLAT LEVENT
Beşiktaş, İstanbul, Türkiye
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
View Original
Add To Collection
Add to Collection
Other Projects by GAD ARCHITECTURE
POLAT LEVENT
Beşiktaş, İstanbul, Türkiye
Firm
Type
STATUS
Under Construction
YEAR
2025
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
Revolutionizing Istanbul's Urban Residential Architecture: The Polat Levent Exclusive by GAD
A New Architectural and Natural Icon in the Heart of Istanbul
GAD Architecture's Polat Levent Exclusive is a landmark of Istanbul's architectural evolution. Situated in Levent, a vibrant urban center, this project harmoniously melds historical context with modern innovation. From a remote, forested area, Levent has evolved into a bustling metropolitan hub, with the Polat Levent Exclusive marking a significant milestone in this transformation. The collaboration between GAD and Polat Gayrimenkul symbolizes architectural progress, catering to Istanbul's diverse and growing needs while respecting its rich historical and environmental heritage.
Location of the Project, Levent District of Istanbul
Levent, as of 2023, stands as a primary urban center in Istanbul. Initially a secluded, forested area near the Belgrade Forest and the Bosphorus Strait, it became part of Istanbul proper in the 1950s due to urban expansion. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Levent has witnessed numerous transformations, mirroring Istanbul's rapid growth into a leading global metropolis.
In the 1970s, Levent hosted industrial and factory buildings along Büyükdere Avenue, which evolved into business centers in the 1980s. The 1990s saw the emergence of shopping centers and office buildings, marking a continual pace of change. Despite these developments, Levent retained its residential character. While Büyükdere Avenue became a bustling urban hub, the residential districts on either side preserved their neighborhood essence.
GAD's Polat Levent Exclusive Project was designed to meet these evolving area needs. The architecture offers solutions for long-term residents and newcomers alike, balancing access to office and commercial zones with a modern, local character. The Polat Levent Exclusive combines unique architecture, infrastructure and technical solutions with diverse residential floor plans, spacious balconies, and access to water and greenery. This architectural blend provides a sanctuary from urban hustle while maintaining a central city presence, adding a breath of natural air to one of Istanbul's most prestigious neighborhoods. The Polat Levent Exclusive located near major high-capacity transportation hubs and networks such as underground metro stations and bus stops ensures quick access to the Istanbul metropolitan area. Proximity also to pedestrian friendly market areas in Levent and 4. Levent reinforce the urban character of life at the Polat Levent Exclusive.
Architectural Process: Parametric Design and Artificial Intelligence
The design process by GAD for Polat Levent Exclusive employed a biophilic perspective and parametric architecture analysis in the concept phase, considering the client brief, context, and program. Key design parameters like building footprint, floor heights, and residential apartment requirements were parametrically analyzed to generate concept designs. Subsequent stages refined building massing, layout, and floor plans, integrating planning, ecology, climate comfort, and ergonomic considerations. Design studies, including those for sunlight, wind, and occupancy-vacancy ratios, were optimized using programmed prediction simulations. This process initially produced seven distinct models, narrowed down to three, with one selected through detailed modeling and client discussions.
GAD's resulting architecture for Polat Levent Exclusive is a 14-story luxury apartment complex embodying a new urban residential model. The design integrates environmental considerations, like glass facades inviting sunlight, with expansive indoor spaces that seamlessly merge interiors with exterior balconies. Located between Levent's office buildings and a low-density residential district, the building offers unique views of the Bosphorus and the city skyline. The architecture, with its distinctive natural stone facade featuring complex biophilic geometry, incorporates organic forms, large balconies, and terraces. This facade, with its undulating shapes, provides outdoor spaces enriched with natural water features and green floral textures on each floor. The sunlight-catching geometry creates a unique architectural style that harmoniously unites nature and urban elements, inspired in part by Levent's modernist buildings of the 1950s and the quest for new urban residential models.
Architecture with Biophilic Design
The design underscores the growing importance of greenery, sunlight, and open spaces, especially post-COVID pandemic. The Polat Levent Exclusive showcases this through its distinctive natural stone exterior with biophilic geometry that varies organically towards the upper floors. The facade features a honeycomb-supported laminated mechanical natural stone structure, paired with sliding glass doors equipped with solar control and high color rendering value, essential for biophilic design. The natural stone facade undulating in a non-repetitve organic pattern across the exterior of the building generates outdoor spaces for daily living protected from wind and sun while providing for intriguing contrasts to the orthogonal facades of the surrounding modernist building geometries. The inclusion of noise-reducing glass significantly lowers internal noise levels, enhancing the acoustic quality of the living spaces.
During the design process, balcony parapets were shaped to optimize landscape views, with consideration for ambient noise levels. The building's form was influenced by the north's exposure, balancing limited direct sunlight on upper floors with floor retractions. The use of the podium above commercial space as expansive gardens for 3rd-floor apartments and the commercial areas on the ground level, determined based on residents' daily needs, enhance the building's self-sufficiency. The rooftop pool, designed with wind analysis in mind, is shielded from direct wind, and post-tension systems are employed to strengthen the balconies. Post-tension (tensioning) systems have been utilized to enhance the concrete resistance of these expansive, cantilevered balconies with post-tension cables having been employed in the supporting columns and beams, connecting the structural elements and increasing the building's rigidity to realize these dramatic structures that give's the building its spatial and material character.
The 14-story design features individual pools on terraces and sky gardens, offering outdoor living with access to Istanbul's vital Bosphorus air and wind. The social facility on the roof prioritizes residents' well-being, enriching their social life through common space. The ground level hosts a commercial arcade that blends with the area's small-scale urban character, facing a park and restaurants. This area, curated by GAD, will also feature urban public art, unifying architecture, art, and nature as well as providing shops for artisans and makers. The social element has been prioritized throughout the architecture by GAD from the large balconies and terraces on each part to green zone on the roof and podium to the vital arcade at street level.
Conclusion
The Polat Levent Exclusive, situated on a 2,360m2 plot, presents a mix of apartment options, commercial and office spaces, and garden areas, introducing a new organic biophilic design and architecture typology for Istanbul using advanced parametric and Artificial Intelligence based design methods with innovative use of structure with the iconic natural stone facade. The 14-floor, 86-key Polat Levent Exclusive aims to provide a contemporary urban residential model, optimizing sunlight and air currents for comfort and sustainability balanced the city with Istanbul's unique nature. Positioned between Levent's office buildings and a low-density residential area, it offers diverse views of picturesque Istanbul landscapes from each floor.
In summary, the Polat Levent Exclusive by GAD Architecture transcends being just a building; it is a symbol of modern urban living that respects and reflects Istanbul's dynamic urbanism. Bridging commercial and residential realms in Levent, it embodies luxury, functionality, and biophilic design. This project marks a new chapter in Istanbul’s architectural narrative, harmonizing urban demands with the intrinsic human need for nature, open spaces, and communal life. Its innovative design and integration of art and nature render the Polat Levent Exclusive a contemporary architectural landmark and a new model for residential living in one of the world's most vibrant cities.
SHORT
Revolutionizing Istanbul's Urban Residential Architecture: The Polat Levent Exclusive by GAD
GAD Architecture's design for Polat Levent Exclusive in Istanbul's Levent district embodies a blend of the historical continuity of modern architecture with innovative architectural strategies. The project is located Levent, İstanbul, once a remote forest area of the city, that has transformed into a bustling urban center. This project, a collaboration between GAD and Polat Gayrimenkul, marks a milestone in Istanbul's architectural evolution, catering to its diverse, growing needs while honoring its rich heritage and unique natural environment.
Levent has evolved from a forested area near the Belgrade Forest and the Bosphorus Strait in the 1950s to a key urban center in Istanbul. It witnessed major transformations, evolving from industrial buildings in the 1970s to business centers in the 1980s, and later to shopping and office buildings. Despite these changes, Levent maintained its residential character while also being home to Istanbul’s important business district.
The Polat Levent Exclusive, designed by GAD, addresses the area's evolving needs. Offering diverse residential floor plans with spacious balconies, the architecture of Polat Levent Exclusive balances its location and proximity to commercial zones with the modern, local character of Levent. Situated near major transportation hubs, it provides quick access to the metropolitan area and pedestrian-friendly market areas of Levent, reinforcing the urban lifestyle.
GAD's advanced design process for the project involved biophilic perspectives and parametric architecture analysis. Key parameters like building footprint and residential requirements were analyzed to generate concept designs. The final design, a 14-story luxury apartment complex, integrates environmental considerations with expansive indoor spaces and exterior balconies. The building offers views of the Bosphorus and the city skyline, featuring a natural stone facade with biophilic geometry and organic forms.
The design emphasizes greenery, sunlight and open spaces. The natural stone facade features a non-repetitive organic pattern, creating outdoor spaces protected from wind and sun. The building's form, influenced by the northern exposure, balances wind protection and sunlight with floor retractions. The rooftop pool and social centeris designed with wind analysis to protect the upper floor from direct winds. Post-tension systems strengthen the balconies providing more space and enhancing the concrete resistance of these expansive structures.
The building includes individual pools on terraces and sky gardens, and a social facility on the roof. The ground level hosts a commercial arcade, blending with the small-scale urban character and featuring urban public art.
In conclusion, the Polat Levent Exclusive, on a 2,360m2 plot, offers a mix of apartment options and commercial spaces in an architecture organized by parametric architecture and biophilic design strategies. It introduces the new organic biophilic architecture typology for Istanbul, using advanced design methods symbolized by iconic natural stone facade. This project is a symbol of modern urban living, bridging commercial and residential realms, and embodying luxury, functionality, and biophilic design. It marks a new chapter in Istanbul’s architectural narrative, harmonizing urban demands with nature, open spaces, and communal life, making it a contemporary landmark and a new model for urban living.
(1) “Kemal Ahmet Aru ve Levent. Başarılmış bir ''Cumhuriyet projesi'”
Exhibition Catalog and Book, MSGSÜ-TMMOB ISTANBUL, 2012
(2) Open Permeable Neighborhood Concept and Definition of Design Criteria for the Development of an Open Permeable Neighborhood System in the Levent Region.
Article By Melih Birik, Ömer Devrim Aksoyak, Özlem Çalışkan Istanbul University Faculty of Architecture, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Istanbul.
SOURCE&BIBLIOGRAPHY
• Istanbul City Guide
Published and Printed by Municipality of Istanbul, 1934
• Housing and Settlement in Anatolia a Historical Perspective
Published by Tepe Architectural Culture Center, 1999
Editorial by Yildiz Sey
• Kemal Ahmet Aru, Urban Planning and Design
Published by ITU Foundation Publications, 2016
Printed Azra Printing
Editorial by Nuran Zeren Gulersoy, Turgay Kerem Koramaz
• From the Imperial Capital to the Republican Modern City
Published by Istanbul Research Institute Catalogues 7, 2010
Printed Mas Printing
Editorial by F. Cana Bilsel, Pierre Pinon
• Modern Istanbul’un Doğuşu
Published by Sel Publications, 2012
Printed Yaylacık Printing
Editorial by Bilge Sancı
• Humanise
Published by Penguin Book, 2023
Printed GGP Media
Editorial by Thomas Heatherwick
• 100 Architects in 100 years Republic of Turkiye
Published by Yildiz Entegre
Printed Matsis Printing, 2023 Prof. Dr. Suha Özkan
Editorial by Batuhan Aktaş, Zeynep Aksoy
Polat Levent Exclusive
Location:
Istanbul Levent
Project Team:
Gokhan Avcioglu, Semih Acar, Oguz Cankan, Ozan Ertug, Ogun Tuzcuoglu, Ece Nur Honca, Konuralp Senol, Hasan Berk Aksoy, Ibrahim Biber, Ertac Vural, Halit Deniz Topaloglu, Sena Akcicek
Interior:
Yaren Firat
Visualization:
Furkan Berk, Melih Kanbur, Tolgahan Gungor-NEV Creative
Publishing: Gokhan Karakus, Sinem Altay, Ece Baskan, Mina Barut, Hilal Agaccioglu, Gizem Geylan & GAD Foundation Team
Structural Engineering: Yapi Akademisi
Electrical Engineering: Elsan Electrical Engineering
HVAC Engineering: ABC Mekanik
Lighting Design: Tepta Aydinlatma
Landscape Architecture: GDLA Landscape
Acoustic: Duyal Karagoz
Fire Consultant: Seydi Riza Güney
Facade Consultant: Şafak Arslan Senkal & Ufideas
Building Type: Residential, Commercial
Construction Area: 25000 m2
Project Site Area: 2360 m2
Commercial Area: 1,350m2
Number of Closed Parking Spaces in Basements: 124
Poolside Social Floor Area: 700m2
Terrace Area: 150m2
Rooftop Lounge: 280m2
Rooftop Pool: 60m2
Year: 2022-2023
Status: On-going
A New Architectural and Natural Icon in the Heart of Istanbul
GAD Architecture's Polat Levent Exclusive is a landmark of Istanbul's architectural evolution. Situated in Levent, a vibrant urban center, this project harmoniously melds historical context with modern innovation. From a remote, forested area, Levent has evolved into a bustling metropolitan hub, with the Polat Levent Exclusive marking a significant milestone in this transformation. The collaboration between GAD and Polat Gayrimenkul symbolizes architectural progress, catering to Istanbul's diverse and growing needs while respecting its rich historical and environmental heritage.
Location of the Project, Levent District of Istanbul
Levent, as of 2023, stands as a primary urban center in Istanbul. Initially a secluded, forested area near the Belgrade Forest and the Bosphorus Strait, it became part of Istanbul proper in the 1950s due to urban expansion. Throughout the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Levent has witnessed numerous transformations, mirroring Istanbul's rapid growth into a leading global metropolis.
In the 1970s, Levent hosted industrial and factory buildings along Büyükdere Avenue, which evolved into business centers in the 1980s. The 1990s saw the emergence of shopping centers and office buildings, marking a continual pace of change. Despite these developments, Levent retained its residential character. While Büyükdere Avenue became a bustling urban hub, the residential districts on either side preserved their neighborhood essence.
GAD's Polat Levent Exclusive Project was designed to meet these evolving area needs. The architecture offers solutions for long-term residents and newcomers alike, balancing access to office and commercial zones with a modern, local character. The Polat Levent Exclusive combines unique architecture, infrastructure and technical solutions with diverse residential floor plans, spacious balconies, and access to water and greenery. This architectural blend provides a sanctuary from urban hustle while maintaining a central city presence, adding a breath of natural air to one of Istanbul's most prestigious neighborhoods. The Polat Levent Exclusive located near major high-capacity transportation hubs and networks such as underground metro stations and bus stops ensures quick access to the Istanbul metropolitan area. Proximity also to pedestrian friendly market areas in Levent and 4. Levent reinforce the urban character of life at the Polat Levent Exclusive.
Architectural Process: Parametric Design and Artificial Intelligence
The design process by GAD for Polat Levent Exclusive employed a biophilic perspective and parametric architecture analysis in the concept phase, considering the client brief, context, and program. Key design parameters like building footprint, floor heights, and residential apartment requirements were parametrically analyzed to generate concept designs. Subsequent stages refined building massing, layout, and floor plans, integrating planning, ecology, climate comfort, and ergonomic considerations. Design studies, including those for sunlight, wind, and occupancy-vacancy ratios, were optimized using programmed prediction simulations. This process initially produced seven distinct models, narrowed down to three, with one selected through detailed modeling and client discussions.
GAD's resulting architecture for Polat Levent Exclusive is a 14-story luxury apartment complex embodying a new urban residential model. The design integrates environmental considerations, like glass facades inviting sunlight, with expansive indoor spaces that seamlessly merge interiors with exterior balconies. Located between Levent's office buildings and a low-density residential district, the building offers unique views of the Bosphorus and the city skyline. The architecture, with its distinctive natural stone facade featuring complex biophilic geometry, incorporates organic forms, large balconies, and terraces. This facade, with its undulating shapes, provides outdoor spaces enriched with natural water features and green floral textures on each floor. The sunlight-catching geometry creates a unique architectural style that harmoniously unites nature and urban elements, inspired in part by Levent's modernist buildings of the 1950s and the quest for new urban residential models.
Architecture with Biophilic Design
The design underscores the growing importance of greenery, sunlight, and open spaces, especially post-COVID pandemic. The Polat Levent Exclusive showcases this through its distinctive natural stone exterior with biophilic geometry that varies organically towards the upper floors. The facade features a honeycomb-supported laminated mechanical natural stone structure, paired with sliding glass doors equipped with solar control and high color rendering value, essential for biophilic design. The natural stone facade undulating in a non-repetitve organic pattern across the exterior of the building generates outdoor spaces for daily living protected from wind and sun while providing for intriguing contrasts to the orthogonal facades of the surrounding modernist building geometries. The inclusion of noise-reducing glass significantly lowers internal noise levels, enhancing the acoustic quality of the living spaces.
During the design process, balcony parapets were shaped to optimize landscape views, with consideration for ambient noise levels. The building's form was influenced by the north's exposure, balancing limited direct sunlight on upper floors with floor retractions. The use of the podium above commercial space as expansive gardens for 3rd-floor apartments and the commercial areas on the ground level, determined based on residents' daily needs, enhance the building's self-sufficiency. The rooftop pool, designed with wind analysis in mind, is shielded from direct wind, and post-tension systems are employed to strengthen the balconies. Post-tension (tensioning) systems have been utilized to enhance the concrete resistance of these expansive, cantilevered balconies with post-tension cables having been employed in the supporting columns and beams, connecting the structural elements and increasing the building's rigidity to realize these dramatic structures that give's the building its spatial and material character.
The 14-story design features individual pools on terraces and sky gardens, offering outdoor living with access to Istanbul's vital Bosphorus air and wind. The social facility on the roof prioritizes residents' well-being, enriching their social life through common space. The ground level hosts a commercial arcade that blends with the area's small-scale urban character, facing a park and restaurants. This area, curated by GAD, will also feature urban public art, unifying architecture, art, and nature as well as providing shops for artisans and makers. The social element has been prioritized throughout the architecture by GAD from the large balconies and terraces on each part to green zone on the roof and podium to the vital arcade at street level.
Conclusion
The Polat Levent Exclusive, situated on a 2,360m2 plot, presents a mix of apartment options, commercial and office spaces, and garden areas, introducing a new organic biophilic design and architecture typology for Istanbul using advanced parametric and Artificial Intelligence based design methods with innovative use of structure with the iconic natural stone facade. The 14-floor, 86-key Polat Levent Exclusive aims to provide a contemporary urban residential model, optimizing sunlight and air currents for comfort and sustainability balanced the city with Istanbul's unique nature. Positioned between Levent's office buildings and a low-density residential area, it offers diverse views of picturesque Istanbul landscapes from each floor.
In summary, the Polat Levent Exclusive by GAD Architecture transcends being just a building; it is a symbol of modern urban living that respects and reflects Istanbul's dynamic urbanism. Bridging commercial and residential realms in Levent, it embodies luxury, functionality, and biophilic design. This project marks a new chapter in Istanbul’s architectural narrative, harmonizing urban demands with the intrinsic human need for nature, open spaces, and communal life. Its innovative design and integration of art and nature render the Polat Levent Exclusive a contemporary architectural landmark and a new model for residential living in one of the world's most vibrant cities.
SHORT
Revolutionizing Istanbul's Urban Residential Architecture: The Polat Levent Exclusive by GAD
GAD Architecture's design for Polat Levent Exclusive in Istanbul's Levent district embodies a blend of the historical continuity of modern architecture with innovative architectural strategies. The project is located Levent, İstanbul, once a remote forest area of the city, that has transformed into a bustling urban center. This project, a collaboration between GAD and Polat Gayrimenkul, marks a milestone in Istanbul's architectural evolution, catering to its diverse, growing needs while honoring its rich heritage and unique natural environment.
Levent has evolved from a forested area near the Belgrade Forest and the Bosphorus Strait in the 1950s to a key urban center in Istanbul. It witnessed major transformations, evolving from industrial buildings in the 1970s to business centers in the 1980s, and later to shopping and office buildings. Despite these changes, Levent maintained its residential character while also being home to Istanbul’s important business district.
The Polat Levent Exclusive, designed by GAD, addresses the area's evolving needs. Offering diverse residential floor plans with spacious balconies, the architecture of Polat Levent Exclusive balances its location and proximity to commercial zones with the modern, local character of Levent. Situated near major transportation hubs, it provides quick access to the metropolitan area and pedestrian-friendly market areas of Levent, reinforcing the urban lifestyle.
GAD's advanced design process for the project involved biophilic perspectives and parametric architecture analysis. Key parameters like building footprint and residential requirements were analyzed to generate concept designs. The final design, a 14-story luxury apartment complex, integrates environmental considerations with expansive indoor spaces and exterior balconies. The building offers views of the Bosphorus and the city skyline, featuring a natural stone facade with biophilic geometry and organic forms.
The design emphasizes greenery, sunlight and open spaces. The natural stone facade features a non-repetitive organic pattern, creating outdoor spaces protected from wind and sun. The building's form, influenced by the northern exposure, balances wind protection and sunlight with floor retractions. The rooftop pool and social centeris designed with wind analysis to protect the upper floor from direct winds. Post-tension systems strengthen the balconies providing more space and enhancing the concrete resistance of these expansive structures.
The building includes individual pools on terraces and sky gardens, and a social facility on the roof. The ground level hosts a commercial arcade, blending with the small-scale urban character and featuring urban public art.
In conclusion, the Polat Levent Exclusive, on a 2,360m2 plot, offers a mix of apartment options and commercial spaces in an architecture organized by parametric architecture and biophilic design strategies. It introduces the new organic biophilic architecture typology for Istanbul, using advanced design methods symbolized by iconic natural stone facade. This project is a symbol of modern urban living, bridging commercial and residential realms, and embodying luxury, functionality, and biophilic design. It marks a new chapter in Istanbul’s architectural narrative, harmonizing urban demands with nature, open spaces, and communal life, making it a contemporary landmark and a new model for urban living.
(1) “Kemal Ahmet Aru ve Levent. Başarılmış bir ''Cumhuriyet projesi'”
Exhibition Catalog and Book, MSGSÜ-TMMOB ISTANBUL, 2012
(2) Open Permeable Neighborhood Concept and Definition of Design Criteria for the Development of an Open Permeable Neighborhood System in the Levent Region.
Article By Melih Birik, Ömer Devrim Aksoyak, Özlem Çalışkan Istanbul University Faculty of Architecture, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, Istanbul.
SOURCE&BIBLIOGRAPHY
• Istanbul City Guide
Published and Printed by Municipality of Istanbul, 1934
• Housing and Settlement in Anatolia a Historical Perspective
Published by Tepe Architectural Culture Center, 1999
Editorial by Yildiz Sey
• Kemal Ahmet Aru, Urban Planning and Design
Published by ITU Foundation Publications, 2016
Printed Azra Printing
Editorial by Nuran Zeren Gulersoy, Turgay Kerem Koramaz
• From the Imperial Capital to the Republican Modern City
Published by Istanbul Research Institute Catalogues 7, 2010
Printed Mas Printing
Editorial by F. Cana Bilsel, Pierre Pinon
• Modern Istanbul’un Doğuşu
Published by Sel Publications, 2012
Printed Yaylacık Printing
Editorial by Bilge Sancı
• Humanise
Published by Penguin Book, 2023
Printed GGP Media
Editorial by Thomas Heatherwick
• 100 Architects in 100 years Republic of Turkiye
Published by Yildiz Entegre
Printed Matsis Printing, 2023 Prof. Dr. Suha Özkan
Editorial by Batuhan Aktaş, Zeynep Aksoy
Polat Levent Exclusive
Location:
Istanbul Levent
Project Team:
Gokhan Avcioglu, Semih Acar, Oguz Cankan, Ozan Ertug, Ogun Tuzcuoglu, Ece Nur Honca, Konuralp Senol, Hasan Berk Aksoy, Ibrahim Biber, Ertac Vural, Halit Deniz Topaloglu, Sena Akcicek
Interior:
Yaren Firat
Visualization:
Furkan Berk, Melih Kanbur, Tolgahan Gungor-NEV Creative
Publishing: Gokhan Karakus, Sinem Altay, Ece Baskan, Mina Barut, Hilal Agaccioglu, Gizem Geylan & GAD Foundation Team
Structural Engineering: Yapi Akademisi
Electrical Engineering: Elsan Electrical Engineering
HVAC Engineering: ABC Mekanik
Lighting Design: Tepta Aydinlatma
Landscape Architecture: GDLA Landscape
Acoustic: Duyal Karagoz
Fire Consultant: Seydi Riza Güney
Facade Consultant: Şafak Arslan Senkal & Ufideas
Building Type: Residential, Commercial
Construction Area: 25000 m2
Project Site Area: 2360 m2
Commercial Area: 1,350m2
Number of Closed Parking Spaces in Basements: 124
Poolside Social Floor Area: 700m2
Terrace Area: 150m2
Rooftop Lounge: 280m2
Rooftop Pool: 60m2
Year: 2022-2023
Status: On-going
Product Spec Sheet
Were your products used?
Join as a manufacturer to add your products.