Ahmet Can Güven joins us for their first time in the Architect-US Portfolio Challenge, and he is submitting his project called Education and Cultural Center, which is a design for as the title mentions, a space for education and cultural preservation. The project took place in Turkey and was built in different modular sections that allow for the cultural space to include open natural space within the center. As you can see in the images, he shows each phase from the Schematic design to the Design Development to the final construction of the space.
Ahmet was able to make his way to Design with FRANK in New York City for 6 months during an internship in 2021. Now he is back in Turkey looking to make his way back to the USA for a longer period of time as a full-time architect. Before that Ahmet was working in Turkey for a firm called Bashar Design, which allowed him to practice his skills he learned in Milan.
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Ahmet during his Master of Science in Building and Architectural Engineering programme at Politecnico di Milano was able to take part in the integrated design process of complex construction projects with an interdisciplinary approach providing the essential tools to deliver buildings with high performances, reliable sustainability credentials, and a balanced life cycle cost.
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Images by Ahmet Can Güven
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