Mekan genelinde oluşturulan aydınlatma kurgusu
da malzemelerle dengeli ve uyumlu bir biçimde bir
araya geliyor. Çoğu yerde, evdeki sakin ve nötr havayı
korumak için genel aydınlatmalar endirekt, teşhir
ürünleri aydınlatmaları ise direk olarak kullanılmış.
Bu sayede oturma da alanlarına daha loş bir atmosfer
hakimken, enerjinin çoğu nişlerde ve özellikle
aydınlatılması istenen yerlerde toplanıyor. Aynı
zamanda otomasyon sistemi ile farklı kullanımlara
yönelik aydınlatma senaryoları da kurgulanıyor.
Çubuklu Vadi evi, modern, yalın ve işlevsel mimarlık
anlayışı ile teknoloji ve doğal çevreyi bir araya
getirerek harmanlıyor ve bunları naif bir enerjiye
dönüştürüyor. İç mekan kurgusu, malzeme seçimini,
duruma özgü oluşturulan mekan karakterleri
ve akışkanlığı ile bu enerjnini evin her yerinde
dolaştığını ve tekrar doğal çevreye aktığını, onunla
bütünleştiğini görmek mümkün.
AYDINLATMA KURGUSU EVIN EN ETKILEYICI ALANLARINI
VURGULAMAK ÜZERE KULLANILIYOR.
LIGHTING INSTALLATION IS DESIGNED TO HIGHLIGHT THE
IMPRESSIVE PARTS ALONG THE HOUSE.
MİMAR / ARCHITECT: Tanju Özelgin - iç mekan tasarımı / Tanju Özelgin - interior design
YER / LOCATION: Çubuklu, İstanbul, Türkiye / Turkey
YIL / YEAR: 2011
PROGRAM / PROGRAMME: Konut / Residence
MALZEMELER / MATERIALS: Gray Line mermer, Meşe lamine parke, çakıl taşı / Gray Line
marble, Oak laminate flooring, natural stones
OTURMA ALANI / FLOOR AREA: 400 m2
TASARIM EKİBİ / DESIGN TEAM: Tanju Özelgin, Bilge Alev, Selma Özkan
Another material pattern contributes to this feeling are the round natural
stone and pebbles that sit in a bed under the open-stepped staircase. These
rocks create the most organic, natural feeling in the house, an untouched
territory somehow that seems like it was just brought from the garden
into the house. Instead of surrounding the sides of the bed of stones with
concrete, Tanju Özelgin emphasized the feeling that nature is seeping into
the interiors with texture and depth by using a massive carved wood panel
on the rear wall. Wood used as flooring at the garden and pool is also is
used at the dining table. Wood surfaces in the bedrooms and living room
in the form of oak laminated flooring are the continuance of the garden.
Similar natural materials complement each other in combinations of stone
and wood textures throughout the design, their design character and
energy deriving from the natural environment that’s present throughout
the interiors. Overall there is a harmony of geometry and materials that
makes the setting a serene, calm and above all in tune with the nature of its
surroundings.
The lighting arrangement designed throughout the house is balanced with the
materials and surfaces. Artificial lighting was used indirectly to keep the calm
and neutral atmosphere in many of the spaces, however when lighting display
units were featured as design objects, a direct lighting form was chosen. In
this way, the atmosphere in the living areas is generally dim, with only specific
points where it is channeled to light niches and particular areas.
The S House interior design in Çubuklu Valley by Tanju Özelgin’s uses stone
surfaces, lighting and an advanced artistic sensibility to create a modern and
distinctive architectural style. The context in the forests of Istanbul provides the
designer the opportunity to create a space for living in tune with nature but
with a high-minded lifestyle