Kenya
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Project • By SELIM SENIN • Hospitals
Reale Hospital
The project is located in the city of Eldoret in Kenya, which has the largest economy in East Africa. We can basically divide the hospital buildings into 2 main functions, the places where the patients stay (patient bedroom) and the places where the patients receive service as healthcare services. Being aware of these 2 different functions while designing the façade has been effective in handling the façade.We have 2 basic functions in the functions from the 1st floor to the last floor. 1-patient rooms (accomodation),2- places where health services are received in the hospital (consultation rooms, theater rooms, dentist). I tried to make a design on the façade according to these 2 different functional states. Half of th... More
Project • By SELIM SENIN • Private Houses
Villa R
The master bedroom was designed to integrate with the dressing area. Fireplaces were continued on the ceiling and opposite wall and emphasized in the space. Linear lights with 45 degree angles on the ceiling were continued as triangular movements on the wall in the dining room. The room design for 2 boys' rooms was achieved with a divider wall element designed in the middle of the room so that each child would protect their own privacy.
Project Team
Selim Senin
Alev Doru
Rahman Kebic
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Project • By SELIM SENIN • Mosques
Mosque of BBS Mall
The project is located in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, one of the East African countries. BBS Mall, with an area of 130 000 m2, is a candidate to become the largest shopping mall in East Africa. Having such a high commercial capacity, BBS Mall also hosts a mosque in itself. The interior design of this mosque was done by the investors.
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In classical Islamic architecture, there is a situation of receiving daylight from the windows between geometric spaces. The architectural elements in these window spaces are called masrebiyye. The light is taken by shreding it into the mosque with masrebiyyas. One of the most fundamental features of Islamic mosque architecture is that the light is broken up geometrically and taken into the mos... More