Scope of Work
The administrative building and factory for Erişim Makine were designed as an architectural response to the company’s institutional transformation and growth. Departing from conventional industrial building typologies, the project explores the theme of metamorphosis, reflecting change through architectural form.
The main building mass was intentionally disrupted by cantilevered volumes extending up to six meters beyond the façade without visible structural support. These cantilevered spaces accommodate executive and department manager offices, symbolizing the company’s evolving organizational structure while visually redefining the industrial building silhouette.
The architectural language aims to challenge traditional industrial architecture by introducing movement, transparency, and spatial interaction. A copper or corten-like façade was proposed to strengthen the perception of transformation over time, while extensive use of glass surfaces established visual continuity between management and working spaces, emphasizing openness and institutional transparency.
♦ Architectural concept development based on the theme of transformation ♦ Administrative building and factory architectural design ♦ Massing and façade concept design with deconstructivist references ♦ Design of cantilevered executive volumes extending beyond the main mass ♦ Spatial organization reflecting corporate hierarchy and interaction ♦ Interior spatial relationships emphasizing transparency and visual continuity ♦ Architectural presentation drawings and visualization studies
Exhibition
♦ Selected for exhibition at the XIII National Architecture Awards (Turkey), 2012
♦ Published in the official awards catalogue
