The project is a large-scale housing construction initiative executed in Ankara's Mamak district as part of the Urban Renewal (slum) Transformation Project. It eliminated informal, non-compliant, and unsafe settlements in areas geographically unsuitable for housing, replacing them with modern construction built to healthy standards. The project utilized tunnel formwork system to construct 454 housing units (211 are 2+1 and 243 are 3+1 layouts) across a 30,000 m2 plot, resulting in 64,000 m2 of total construction area. A key feature is that 80% of the land area is dedicated to landscaping and social amenities. This emphasis on green space, including play areas, outdoor sports and seating areas, walking paths, groves, and open/closed parking, successfully transformed the previous visual pollution into a modern, high-quality living environment.
2017
Residential (Urban Renewal / Slum Transformation)
Ankara / Mamak
Transforming geographically unsuitable, high-risk settlement areas into modern, safe housing developments with a high concentration (80%) of landscaping and social amenities.
Completed and delivered in mid-2017; notable for its use of the tunnel formwork system and extensive green space.
