Portfolio | 2022

PORTFOLIO
Serra Utkum Ikiz
urban planner & researcher / sociology student

Serra Utkum İkiz
ikizserra@gmail.com
+90 (537) 29 19 2O2
portfolio: yumpu.com/suidotco
visual works: behance.net/suidotco
Education
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (MSFAU) | Istanbul, Turkey
2016-2021 Faculty of Architecture |City and Regional Planning (Undergraduate) | GPA: 3.40
2018-still
Graduation project: Reading The Discourses on Urban Change Reflected in Public Sphere through by Walking Practice:
The case of Istanbul
Faculty of Arts & Sciences | Sociology (Double-Major|Undergraduate)
Amsterdam University of Applied Science (HvA / AUAS) | Amsterdam, Netherlands
2020 Spring Faculty of Technology | Architecture (Erasmus Exchange)
2012-2016 Toros Science High School |Mathematic & Science | Mersin, Turkey
Experience
04/2022-still
05/2021-still
Community Experience Coordinator | EKA Creative Studio
Art Director | Uyar Literature Journal
10/2021-02/2022 Researcher | The Istanbul Architecture & Urbanism Academy (AURA)
Research: Walking to Unknown Landscapes: Reading the Transformation of Northern Istanbul
07/2021-02/2022 Content Editor | Ceotudent
09/2021-12/2021 Intern | So? Istanbul Architecture & Ideas
01/2021-12/2021 Design & Graphic Art Coordinator | Teen Readers Society | Santa Monica, USA | Remote
10/2020-01/2021 Design Intern | Teen Readers Society | Santa Monica, USA | Remote
05/2019-04/2021 Chair of the Board | Metropolitan Urban Studies Club at MSFAU
01/2021-11/2020 Creative Intern | One Day Seyoum, London, UK | Remote
06/2019-08/2019 Intern | Depo Pergamon Restoration Project |Meydan Architecture & Design Studio | İzmir, Turkey
08/2018-04/2021 Social Media Manager & Content Coordinator | Wannart
07/2018-09/2018 Intern | Hatay Dörtyol Municipality
Honours & Awards
2022 Equivalent First Prize | AURA Crea & DYO | Colour of Historical İzmir
2021 Finalist|100-hour Individual Design Contest | Project: [VACCINESIBLE]
2020 Honorable Mention|#mOOO3 ISO[NATION]: Home Office | Project: Space in Space
2019 1 st |Energy and Environment | Project: Kent-Kal | Istanbul, Turkey
2018 Participant|Sanatabiryer | Exhibition at Lacivert Restaurant | Istanbul, Turkey
Volunteering
11/2019 Reasearch Volunteer | Beyoğlu Marathon | Şehir Dedektifi | İstanbul, Turkey
08/2018 International Volunteer | Short-term Exchange | Don Bosco Rijswijk | The Hague,NL
2012-2014 Education Volunteer | Kırmızı Balon Kindergarten | Mersin, Turkey
Workshops & Winter/Summer Schools
09/2020 Participant | IULM Flow International Summer School | Creativity, Innovation & Communication | Italy (Remote)
05/2020 Participant | Back To Future Workshops Series | Herkes İçin Mimarlık |Travel Together But Not Now | Online (Turkey)
05/2020 Participant | International Workshop |Disaster Relief 2020 “Social Spaces, Gathering Places” | Amsterdam, NL
11/2019 Participant | Ara, Tasarla, Sun | Vol II: Collage | Mapping Istiklal|SALT Beyoglu | Istanbul, Turkey
11/2019 Participant | Bauhaus 100th Anniversary Design Festival |Is The Form Feels Function?” | Istanbul, Turkey
05/2019 Tutor | 27. Urban Design and Applications Symposium | MEKIK & MSFAU |Digital Reding of Istanbul
04/2019 Participant | Bigenç | Young Summit | Yıldız Technical University | Sustaniable Cities and Life | Istanbul, Turkey
02/2019 Participant | International Baikal Winter University of Urban Planning |STUDGORODOK: 20th Session | Irkutsk, Siberia, Russia
12/2018 Participant | Youth Exchange | Mediterraneo Comune & European Union |MIGRHUB| Cerrato Sanitta, Italy
05/2018 Participant | IV. International Workshop | Gdansk University of Technology | Water_Port_District |Gdansk, Poland
11/2017 Participant | World Urbanism Day 41. Colloquium | Chamber Of City Planners | The Future of Rural Areas| Konya, Turkey
Seminar & Forum
2019 Speaker | MSFAU Çarşamba Seminerleri |A Student Experience: Designing a Campus in Siberia| MSFAU, Istanbul, Turkey
Sport
2007-2020 Athlete | Fencing
National and international tourments, fencing camps and championships
• Turkish Fencing National Team, Woman Foil (2012-2016)
• Turkish Fencing National Team Camp (2014)
• Olympic Preparation Team, Woman Foil (2012-2014)
• International Epee & Foil Fencing Camp (2009)
Software Skills
adobe illustrator • • • • •
adobe photoshop • • •
adobe lightroom • • • •
adobe indesign • • • • •
netcad
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autocad
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arcmap
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sketchup
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microsoft office word • • • • •
eaxcell • •
power point • • • • •
Language
Native
B2
A2
Turkish
English
Italian
Referances
• Prof. Adem Erdem Erbaş |Regional Planning
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University
erdem.erbas@msgsu.edu.tr
• Melih Birik, PhD | Urban Design
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University
melih.birik@msgsu.edu.tr
• Prof. Ebru Firidin Ozgur |Urbanism
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University
ebru.firidin@msgsu.edu.tr

arcadia competition
participation, design and play: pazaryeri competition
havus competition
origami competition
space in space competition
what is in my portfolio?
[vacasiable] competition
planning studio III university project
planning studio IV university project
architectural design studio university project
donation bookmark commision works
booklist brochure commision works
layout design commision works
illustrations commision & personal works

arcadia urban-city intersection
Paticipant | 2020
Cities Living with Rural Values National Student Idea
Project Competition (Turkey)
When we say “rural” or “village” as most of us prefer
to use it, a common image comes to mind for
almost all of us. This is usually the image of a farming
community. This image is partially correct. In
addition to the fact of dealing with agriculture, the
community in question also has other social and
economic structures.
In the process of changing the countryside, economic
data and resources come to the fore. Everything
in question cannot be thought of independently of
communities, society, and local culture. In addition,
the geographical and cultural components of the
countryside should be considered together. In this
sense, the phenomenon of rural development has
an important place in the country’s economy, especially
in terms of the level of development.
The pursuit of quality and character in the design,
which aims at the motivation of the citizens, ensures
the realization of qualified spaces and social
sharing in sub-scales.
In the context in which local values ​are primarily involved,
character areas in the district and intervention
areas covering these areas were determined
by evaluating together with the natural and historical
environment.
While determining the Character Areas, the thresholds
determined for Lüleburgaz were taken into
consideration. Based on the natural and artificial
environment in the region, 5 main thresholds have
been determined. These; Geographical, Ecological,
Economic, Social and Infrastructure. These thresholds
were taken as a basis to see the distinctive potentials
in the rural structure of Lüleburgaz.
Çekmekolu-250
Hamitabat-1232
Tatarköy-780
KIRIKKÖY KASABASI-1715
MERKEZ-117056
Eskibedir-77
Müsellim-405
Kayabeyli-361
Çengelli-426
Geographical
Geographical
Ecological
Physical
Residential area
Rural Centre
Ecological Density
Railway
Highway
Stream
Regional Centers
Babaeski
Hayrabolu
Activities
commerce
agriculture
farming
Industry
archeology
Merkez ez
Ceylanköy-426
Hamzabey-330
Social
Turgutbey-1037
Emirali-730
AHMETBEY-3908
Vize
Umurca-243
Economic
Akça-291
Yenibedir-227
Ergene
Karamusul-483
Çiftlikköy-903
Seyitler-82
Davutlu-123
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urban & social principles
Our basic principle that we adopted during the working process is Rural-Urban Integration
(Strengthening Spatial Relations in Urban and Rural Areas). Based on this principle, 4 subprinciples
were determined.
Team: Atalay Akpınar, Ceren Tüfek, Tahir Can Yarımoğlu, Serra Utkum İkiz
Responsible: Theorical Structure, Experience Route & Illustrations

arcadia
Arcadia Route:
Vineyard Route“Trakya”
It will be possible to visit
other vineyards in the
region by following the
"Historical Wine Road" that
stretches to the Istranca
Mountains and is located in
the vineyards in Lüleburgaz.
Hamitabat
Tatarköy
The ancient name of Lüleburgaz was Bergula;
Lüleburgaz, a city during the reign of
Theodosius I, began to be called
Arcadiopolis. Although there is not much
information about the history of the city;
It is known that viticulture has been
practiced in this region since ancient
urbanization times.
The Arcadia Route includes history and
local products. The route goes to the
historical places in the city center,
district, the local market to be
established under the cooperative in
spatial interventions
vegetation
Streaming & Social Transformation
Experience Routes
Cycling Network
Play with Environment
Rural Unity Workshops
With the efforts to create the bicycle
network, the routes will become
integrated with each other.
Lüleburgaz
Centre
The bicycle network that the local people
living in rural areas can use for
transportation and coastal arrangements will
be made in the process of eliminating the
river pollution due to the industrialization
of the Ergene Basin in stages.
Müsellim
With the landscaping arrangements that will be
Ergene Route is close to the Ergene River and
its surroundings to the south of the district
center, landscaping, village markets and the
EuroVelo bicycle route, and a part of it can
be integrated; it will be possible to
experience the route local and national
international transportation.
Kayabeyli
Karamusul
Çiftlikköy
Seyitler
Ergene Route
villages located around the river in Southern
Lüleburgaz; local products, bicycle path,
pedestrian areas, culture and art activity
areas will be created. In the process, it was
aimed to become an effective and touristic
area in rural-urban integration.
experience route
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participation, design and play: pazaryeri
Equivalent First Prize | 2021
Architecture and Urbanism Research Academy Istanbul (AURA Istanbul)
PARTICIPATION SQUARE
PHASE I
MEETING SQUARE
PHASE II
A design proposal has been developed in Area 3, located in İzmir,
Konak District, Pazaryeri Neighborhood, by establishing the relationship
between neighborhood identity, participatory design and
paint. The area, which has an important historical background, is
a part of the Izmir History Route at the upper scale and is defined
by the squares around it. The backbone of the design is the relationship
of the mentioned regions with each other and with the
neighborhood. The design proposal was designed with the title
of “Participation, Design and Play” in line with this purpose. The
design includes suggestions under the titles of physical, social and
public. Damage analysis of all structures in the area was carried
out within the framework of the physical approach. The History
Route in the area was painted as a trace to the road and its continuity
with the surroundings of the project area was ensured. The
pedestrian route, which is added to the route, creates an alternative
route by integrating the squares.
The completion of the painting works, which is the basic element
of the spatial design, in stages, together with the locals, was designed
as a model proposal within the scope of the project. In
the first phase, the square in front of the UNESCO building of
the Izmir Historical Port City Site Presidency was designed as a
meeting point where the people of the neighborhood can share
their views and cultural activities. In this context, the idle wall in
the square will be painted with washable white paint and used as
an area where the residents of the neighborhood can write their
ideas and problems during the day, where stands can be set up,
and as an open-air cinema in the evenings. In the second stage, it
is envisaged to make arrangements for the use of children in the
square where Altınordu Sports Club Memorial House and its field
are located. In the third stage, Pazaryeri Square was designed as
a meeting and gathering area for the people of the neighborhood
due to its feature of being a memorable holiday place. Accessible
public spaces that can be used equally by everyone during and
after the transformation processes of squares and streets will become
the heart of daily life in Pazaryeri Neighborhood.
MARKETPLACE SQUARE
PHASE III
FACADE ARRANGEMENT
PHASE IV
Team: Gülce Halıcı, Dilara Uçar

havuş antakya, hatay
Paticipant | 2021
Antakya Köprübaşı City Square and Neighborhood
Urban Design Competition
First Road
Second Road
Protected area
Public Space
Suggested Cycle Route
Suggested Cycle Stop
Recommendation Light Rail Route
Suggestion Tram Stop
Green Areas
Dense Residential Area
Residential Area
Trade Intensive Area
By creating breathing points that will reduce the density of the area starting from the
Köprübaşı region, which is old Antakya, it is aimed to design qualified common areas
where the citizens can coexist at these points. Public spaces to perceive the spirit of
the city; more inclusive and equitable environments should be created by combining
the experiences of different communities with culture, policies and design. The multilayered
historical city identity of Antakya has been mixed with the new texture over
time, its influence has weakened and the legibility of the city has decreased. Despite
this, every Antakyan has the consciousness of these layers with the narratives and
stories that live with them. However, due to the lack of spatial narratives, the strong
identity of the city with its various layers and roots is erased from memory.
Remembering the layers that make up the urban identity is supported by Sigmund Freud’s
concept of the ‘Wunderblock effect’. According to this concept, a person refreshes
his memory while discovering new things, leaves small references to remember the
forgotten experiences and protects them, one day he remembers everything with
those nuances. In Antakya, where many ethnic origins have lived together throughout
its history, it is necessary to remember the bond that brings the citizens together under
the same roof, to re-experience the urban narratives and to refresh the memory when
they are together.
The idea of ​people being together formed first societies and then cities since ancient
times. In order to create unity and experiences in cities, openings, that is, spaces where
needed. Therefore, it belongs to the houses of Antakya, which is a strong image of the
city; Its courtyards, which are called ‘Havuş’ with their social foundations that unite and
bring together, were handled on the urban scale, inspired the project and the Köprübaşı
City Havuş was proposed. Being together in a carrot, refreshing the memory with the
Wunderblock effect during new experiences and discoveries; It is aimed to remember
the old and then forgotten again.
In the historical center of Antakya, it is aimed to increase the pedestrian-oriented
experience areas and to ensure circulation, instead of the
transportation stratification that puts vehicle circulation in the foreground.
The main transportation line; It is aimed to be built by sharing
the density of the Yeloğlu and Yavuz Sultan Selim bridges in a way that
will reduce the burden of the Atatürk Bridge.
Team: Ravza Kabaktepe, Eda Hafızoğlu, Zehra Kılıç, Dovran Gazakov, Elif Ayşe Fidancı, Yasser Shalabi, Bahar Nurberdiyeva, Goncagül Aydın, Mohamed Ahmed Abdellatif

havus
Water Management
Natural and artificial solutions have been developed based on their applicability in private and public areas in
order to ensure the continuity of the water cycle in nature on a city basis, to create self-sufficient ecological
systems and to protect them from periodic river/land floods. In this direction, it has been proposed to collect,
filter, transmit and reuse rainwater through channels using permeable materials from roof and floor surfaces.
Bio-ditch
In areas open to vehicular traffic, planting has been done in bio-ditches in order to separate the vehicular
and pedestrian and bicycle paths. With this method, self-sufficient tree and shrub species will not require
maintenance and will not need extra water, thanks to conscious rain and runoff water management.
Use of Renewable Energy
It has been suggested to obtain biogas from the water hyacinth species invading the Orontes River in the
region, to use wind energy to benefit from the prevailing winds in Antakya, and to use solar energy with solar
panels placed at stops and sometimes in modules.
Pollenization and Discovery Gardens
Refreshing the memory of new discoveries with the Wunderblock concept has been constructed over the
pollenization and discovery gardens located along the river bank. Pollenization gardens designed considering
the current solar and wind potential of the city and the density of circulation in the city, attracting species
such as butterflies, bees and birds to the area with local plant species selected to create a fragrant and
seasonal color palette, while supporting biodiversity and promoting nature awareness with modules. and
creates a sense of belonging, as well as supporting economic development by functioning as an inner-city
eco-tourism area.
River Water Cleaning
In order to clean the water of the Asi River and to ensure its continuity, it is aimed to plant aquatic species on
the lateral walls without changing the physical structure of the river channel, taking into account the flood
level and points of the river. It was observed that plant species developed on the existing canal walls and by
supporting this development, the staging strategy was targeted.

origami
Paticipant | 2020
Furnitur Furniture Design Competition (International)
Origami is a system of industrial felt-covered polycarbonate
panels. All of the plastics used in the
panel are designed as recyclable. The reason for
this preference is that we think that design plays
an ecological, economic and social role in the process
of fixing the global temperature increase to
1.5 degrees in 2030. Polycarbonate and industrial
felt materials used in the panel were preferred due
to both insulation and lightness. Thanks to its lightness,
it offers easy installation and use. Even if the
space you want to use as a workspace changes, Origami
panels are portable and paritic in form; It was
designed to assist in creating a new space.
Origami is designed to allow the user to create
space within the space.
How should there be a
distinction between our
living space and our
work space? Does the
combination of our living
space and work space
increase or decrease our
production efficiency? If so,
how can we make the work
environment efficient?
Team: Tuna Ayrancıoğlu, Serra Utkum İkiz
Responsible: Space use visualiation

space in space
Honorable Mention | 2020
#mOOO3 ISO[NATION]: Home Office (International)
[ VACCINESIBLE ]
Finalist | 2021
mOOOArch+Toffu Individual Design Contest (International)
Space in Space
During the COVID-19 pandemic, most of us started
spending more time than usual at home. This time is also
an opportunity to get to know our new working space,
our home. The points that we don’t normally care about
in the house, now become our new activity areas. We
started laughing, crying, sleeping and working in the
same place. Not only home and work, but also our space
and feelings began to mix.
The reason I use blue tones in my work comes from the
phrase “feeling blue”. There are sadness and stress on
the news, but we should continue to live, it is inevitable
to have the excitement of this.
While working during the day, we discover different
points at home our personal space. Our balcony, become
the most important place in the house. We include it in
our field of work. The staircase we use to go to our room
becomes a space where we can sit and think.
After the pandemic, I think that our workspace will be
included in the space where I spend our daily life. I wonder
if the elimination of the big offices will actually free
us and choose our own workplace. In my work, I tried to
explain how we use every point of the place and how our
emotions get mixed up.
[ VACCINESIBLE ]
In our globalizing world, the most discussed issues about
cities are accessibility and sustainability. Today, these discussions
included in the ideas about the pandemic and
post-pandemic world. In a situation where even going out
is prohibited, we cannot get people to a place where they
feel insecure. We need easy accessibility and transportation,
familiar places because people need to recognise
things when they are in danger. In Turkey, centres are the
easiest places for priority groups to come.
[VACCINESIBLE] has a single floor and 7 areas. The characteristics
of these areas may change according to need.
The module has been designed like a puzzle to use the
entire space efficiently. The system includes an Info Point
that provides information about the pandemic and the
vaccine, hygiene-oriented smart systems, laboratories,
vaccination areas, and the core area of the vaccines.

urban design I
besiktas, istanbul, Turkey
mimar sinan fine arts university
Solutions:
-The pedestrianization of the streets which
has many shops, cafes and restaurants.
-The area balance between shops,
cafes and pedestrians on the sidewalk:
Preventing the illegal occupation of shops
to create a safe walking path.
-Designing an accessible and usable
sidewalk for disabled people.
-Creating an alternative space to the
existing parking lot on the street.
-Limiting the vehicle traffic.
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planning studio III
luleburgaz, kirklareli, Turkey
mimar sinan fine arts university
analysis & synthesis
POPULATION DENSITY
AGRICULTURE
MIGRATION
ETHNICITY
FLOOR LEVEL
COOPERATIVES
“RURAL DEVELOPMENT”
The focal villages were determined with the information obtained from the researches carried out
before the research process; The studies carried out in the focus villages are detailed. Interviews
were made with village headmen, mobile questionnaires consisting of 5 questions in each village
were directed to the villagers, panoramic photographs were taken from mosque minarets and village
squares, villages were photographed, interviews were made with cooperatives, land use was made in
the determined focal villages and settlement inventories were filled in all villages.
Lüleburgaz is located on the most fertile agricultural lands of Trakya and surrounded by
rivers. It contains 1st class agricultural lands with rich fauna and suitable for polyculture
agriculture. On the other hand, irrigated farming lands are limited. 83.4% of the total
surface area is arable land. Fallow dry farming is practised in 92% of district lands and
irrigated farming is practised in 8%. 2.4% of the surface area is forest and 8% is pasture.

planning studio IV
istanbul, Turkey
mimar sinan fine arts university
“TOURISM”
Istanbul, with its strategic location on the Bosphorus peninsula
between the Balkans and Anatolia, the Black Sea and the Mediterranean,
has been associated with important political, religious
and artistic events for over 2000 years, and tourism has socio-economic
effects on this issue. Sectorally, tourism is a driving force in
the economic and social development of cities. While the cities
come alive with the visitors, on the other hand, with the effect of
unbalanced and unplanned growth, it can damage the natural and
cultural structures of the cities.
GOAL:
To become a city that adopts the principles of the green economy
(growth) and green tourism, where local values both spatially
and socially, taking into account the protection-use balance,
strengthening their mutual relationship with tourism, providing
social justice and spatial sustainability.

architectural design studio
amsterdam, the netherlands
amsterdam university of applied science
Common kids game:
*Making houses by
putting boxes on
top of each other.
position:
The school is in a binding position between the old quarter of Houthaven
and the newly established settlement. The school’s garden should consider
this strategic location as a functional public space.
It is a fact that public spaces have started to gain value today, which is
changing in terms of urban design and architecture. People need places
where they can spend time and feel “healthy and safe” at the same time.
The idea of the building is the creation of an only volume for a multifunction
space which allows the relationship between the different activities developed
inside and outside.
Open courtyards which reinforce this relationship between the game and
the learning between the inside and the outside of the playschool. they are
the main link between these two environments.
This solid form of school design has come from “childhood
games”. When we look at how much it looks like
a “solid” or “rough” structure. But aren’t the legos we
played as children as solid and rough? We shape them
with our imagination.
The purpose of this school design is to create an area
where children can shape their dreams. The exterior
and interior of the building depend on different places.
All of the tall windows are a door to reach the garden.
Large spaces on the floors are designed for children to
play.
space & user:
The complexity of the transactions between person and environment
needs to be understood with a special focus on children’s use and experiences
of the outdoor spaces in a neighbourhood. We should think
about children’s independent active mobility as an ongoing transaction
with the surrounding environment, continuously shifting between transport
and play.
The concepts are designed for a child perspective to highlight dimensions
in the planning, design and management of outdoor spaces that
can support children’s independent active mobility.

urban planning & design workshop
irkutsk, siberia, russia
International Baikal Winter University of Urban Planning Desing Workshop
20th Sessions | STUDGORODOK*
TRANSPORTATION HUB
OFFICES
RESIDENTIAL
EXHIBITION SPACE
GREEN CORRIDOR
DENSIFICATION
ACTIVE FRONTS
ACADEMIC BULDING
TEMPORARY SKYWALK
DORM QUARTERS
DOOR TO RIVER FRONT
CAMPUS BACKYARD
Objective of the project
Considered for the project territory is mostly educational and
scientific, therefore the student campus was chosen as a catalyst
accelerating the development of the whole area of design
in various fields. It is proposed to identify the core of the
campus, to make the structure of the university more readable,
recognizable, to increase the density of buildings and the effectiveness
of its use.
Project feasibility
The creation of new areas will allow to place additional educational
spaces of a new type with a high level of digitalization,
convenient for various educational forms, communication and
cooperation. In addition, it is necessary to develop a commercial
function within the boundaries of the territory under consideration.
Open and accessible structure of the territory, the development
of the left bank of the Angara river are proposed. The generated
pedestrian flow will allow to activate open urban public spaces
and integrate them into a single network.
PARKING
RESOURCE CAMPUS
CHURCH
LERMONTOV MALL
PUBLIC SQUARE
DORM QUARTERS
STAGE HALL
THINK CORNER
BRAIN
SCIENCE HUB
BUSINESS HUB
GREEN CORRIDOR
LERMONTOV SQUARE
ACADEMIC BUILDING
PARTICIPANTS: FABIAN EGLE, SHRUTI PANDIT, SERRA UTKUM IKIZ, VALERIA TOLKACHEVA, IRINA CHELPANOVA, CHRIS STEENHUIS, NOURA FATTOUH
ASISTANT: DANIL ARAFEV

restoration project 2019
depo pergamon, izmir, TR
Depo Pergamon aims to restore the old tobacco warehouse in Bergama, İzmir to be used as
an independent socio-cultural center. In this center, it will be ensured that the Mediterranean
people and culture.
A. Multi-purpose Area
B. Enterance
C. Storage
D. WC
E. Kitchen

hospital donation book list 2021
california, usa
Client:
Teen Readers Society
In partnership with UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital, San Francisco Campus
disaster relief bookmark 2020
california & oregon, usa
Client:
Teen Readers Society
in partnership with Penguin Random House
Rebuilding Home Libraries Lost in the Fires
Disaster Relief Book Donation
Healing Through Books
Teen Readers Society is donating brand new books to teens who get
admitted to one of Northern California’s largest pediatric hospitals. The
program aims to reach a highly diverse group of teens during a time in
their lives when the transformative power of books is especially needed.
Teen Readers Society and Penguin Random House is providing books to children and
adolescents who have been affected by the wildfires in the Western United States.
“During the summer of 2020, the Western United States experienced an unprecedented
wildfire season. Many communities especially in Northern California and Southern
Oregon suffered unimaginable losses of homes, structures, and historic buildings. This
program, with the generous help of Penguin Random House, is allowing us to give up
to 5,000 new books to children and teens who have lost their homes in the fires. The
distribution of the books will start in December 2020. Our program is focusing on areas
and communities that had already been impacted by the pandemic and economic
uncertainty.”
(Teen Readers Society, 2020)
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editorial design
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illustrations
personel works
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2022 Decisions
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