URBAN DESIGN

How might we define an integration hub through urban flows?

Izmir Transport Integration Hub
Izmir, Turkiye

Honorable Mention, National Competition for Izmir Transportation and Integration Hub, 2017

As a major port city on the Aegean Sea, Izmir has been transforming with a constant kinesis. While the transportation network always had major importance, the boundaries defined by these roads, bridges, and railroads, create urban gaps - brownfields that disrupt the urban flow and disintegrate the neighborhoods.

Within this context, the “Landscraper” transportation hub aims to transform a brownfield site into a sustainable, multi leveled public park that becomes a connecting tissue for the neighorboods. The proposal integrates not only the transportation means, and also the urban fabric through indoor/outdoor spaces. The Park is designed to be a lively structure with over and underpasses that allow effortless flow.

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Project Info
Project Name:
Izmir Transport Integration Hub
Location:
Izmir, Turkiye
Size:
53,000 m2
Status:
Concept Design
Client:
Izmir Buyuksehir Municipality
Type:
Urban Planning, Architecture
Typology:
Institutional, Infrastructure
Project Credits
Architects:
SOUR
Design:
Inanc Eray, Gonzalo Carbajo
Design Team:
Ugur Imamoglu, Marco Mattia Cristofori, Elif Hazar Karahan, Egemen Onur Kaya, Anil Sakaryali, Ahlam Hamed, Oyku Arda, Iris Senel
Collaborators:

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