Making City Arnavutköy, Istanbul

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oad +100m Urban Spine Concentrated Islands Grid City Garden City/Urban Agriculture Adjacent Urban Areas: Hadimkoy, Karaburun.. Private Villas/Gated Communities Village Existing Forest Forest as edge to ridge city Precision agriculture on the city fringe Agriculture Extensive grassland Functional nature Water Grid 1kmx1km + =
Looking at the Full Water Cycle One part of the problem of the zoning logic as proposed by ISKI is that it is not possible to realize the zoning under present conditions. The protection zones, which consist of concentric circles of different types of nature and agriculture, are solely restrictive and do not come to life because they lack the main resource to develop them: water. This water is exclusively destined to be used for the drinking water supply for the city. As a consequence, the different zones in the ISKI protection plan do not become a reality on the ground. In the perception and the daily use of the population of Arnavutköy, the grounds that make up these protection zones are in essence unused, dead land. In the perception of the population, there is no apparent reason why this land is not suitable for urbanization: devoid of meaning, the most evident and lucrative use of the land is to build on it. With the planned third highway crossing the Arnavutköy municipality, the lack of a development perspective for these protection zones could turn out to be catastrophic. In order to enhance the protection of the basin, it is crucial to invent a future life for this land. (see: project specifics) Another important step in the strategic vision is to look not only at the end of the water cycle, but also at the beginning. This means that one should not only look at ways how to protect the water basin, but also at ways to prevent the pollution at the source: the urbanization that creates the waste water, polluting the rain water destined for the water basin. In the proposal, all future development is concentrated in a clearly defined zone on top of the ridge of the water basin. This zone can be considered as an extra layer added to the ISKI zoning. Contrary to the other zones, where we propose to stop urbanization, urban development in this zone is not limited but promoted. This attitude allows taking a clear and proactive attitude, aiming to develop qualities instead of limiting quantities. Concentrating urban development in a clearly defined zone running along the ridge creates the obvious advantages linked to dense cities: it allows developing public transport, concentrating services and creating a better sewage infrastructure. Although putting the most polluting source on the uppermost part of the basin seems counter intuitive on first sight, there is a clear potential to be found is this layout: the proposal to install a water system that collects rain water, grey water and black water separately, allows to equip every city part with its own treatment system and to control the water output of the city. All of this can happen by using the natural flow of the water, pulled downstream by gravity.
Page 1: 5th International Architecture Bien
Page 5 and 6: I. Introduction: From Arnavutköy M
Page 7 and 8: A Strategic Vision Project origin,
Page 9 and 10: Arnavutköy & drinking water reserv
Page 11 and 12: Istanbul Water Management Alternati
Page 13 and 14: Istanbul Masterplan focus on preser
Page 15 and 16: Istanbul growth 1980 Impact of Firs
Page 17 and 18: Istanbul growth 2045 Projected impa
Page 19 and 20: A World of Cities Urban agglomerati
Page 21 and 22: Arnavutköy Dynamics How to allow g
Page 23 and 24: Considering Multiple Scales Proposa
Page 25 and 26: Prioritized Readings Natural Entiti
Page 29: II. Project Summary: Sazlidere Basi
Page 33 and 34: Functional nature zone Current situ
Page 35 and 36: Clearly visible, physical boundarie
Page 37 and 38: Towards a total system An alternati
Page 39 and 40: Current built volume in the basin F
Page 41 and 42: A very clear forest band marks the
Page 43 and 44: feeds City Agriculture feeds protec
Page 45 and 46: ? Current Scenario (low growth) Cur
Page 47: ASSUMPTIONS FOR CALCULATING Area in
Page 50 and 51: ARNAVUTKOY >> ARNAVUTKOY Strategic
Page 53 and 54: Appendix 1: Design Principles Pilot
Page 55 and 56: In this appendix the selection of p
Page 57 and 58: Pilot Site Selection Overview of la
Page 60 and 61: Pilot #01: Hadimköy Ridge City Lan
Page 62 and 63: Pilot #01: Hadimköy Ridge City Cit
Page 64 and 65: Pilot #01: Hadimköy Ridge City Lay
Page 66 and 67: Pilot #01: Hadimköy Ridge City Liv
Page 68 and 69: Pilot #01: Hadimköy Ridge City 3D
Page 70 and 71: Pilot #01: Hadimköy Ridge City Cap
Page 72 and 73: Pilot #01: Hadimköy Ridge City Imp
Page 74 and 75: Overview Pilots #02,03,04 Legal Map
Page 76: Pilot #02: Arnavutköy Eco-Corridor
Page 79 and 80: Pilot #02: Arnavutköy Eco-Corridor
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Tree lined Avenue Central open spac
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Brook with floodplains in historic
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A A B B C D C Sections D
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The high density southwestern subce
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#03 Arnavutköy Ridge City New Zoni
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Pilot #03: Arnavutköy Ridge City L
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1 3 Pilot #03: Arnavutköy Ridge Ci
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Pilot #03: Arnavutköy Ridge City C
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Note on Process Property rights exc
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#04 Arnavutköy Agriculture Suburb
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Pilot #04: Arnavutköy Agriculture
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idge city forestband and precision
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Single Water Cycle (today) High rai
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New Forest A funcitonal border Fore
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Rule 1: No Direct Urban Run-off Use
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Reference: Drarga Community of Drar
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Reference: El Minia & Nawaq El Mini
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Urban and Landscape Quality Apart f
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Gated Community Connection Karaburu
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Enriching Contrasts Specific living
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The Gradient City Tools for adaptin
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uilding materials energy supply dri
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Phasing to Deal with Resistance A p
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Dividing to Pair Combining profitab
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Arnavutköy: Platform for Collabora
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Arnavutköy: Platform for Collabora
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Creating Alliances Looking for the
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