Banu Tevfikler Çavuşoğlu

advisor

https://w3.bilkent.edu.tr/bilkent/

Cypriot

Interior Architecture and Environmental Design more

Dear Tereza and Marketa,
Your enthusiasm is obvious from your proposal. Taking daylight into account is one of the strongest sides of your approach, and rasterization could be a good way to let light in however it is wanted to create the interior atmospheres in regards to the changing nature of daylight (and excluding south direction is also a very good idea for natural temperature control). However, the design character needs to be articulated in order to get rid of the standardized composition. Try to find ways to change size and form of voids to create a dynamic balance that would match more with daylight as what inspires you. You can concentrate on solid-void relationship, and can come up with a certain texture. This will help to achieve the STU's representation of 'innovation'. Also, such a variation can help incorporate a guiding design towards public/private zones (and all conditions in between) that will fulfill the aim of the competition as "..to create conditions for cooperation of the professionals and academic environment, and to serve as an important city space for communication with public". Put your focus on what inspires you most.
I'm sure this competition entry will open up magnificent horizons for you. I wish you success, health, and above all joy in this path.
Love,
Banu