Samsun Multipurpose Hall | CAA.Studio

Designed by CAA.Studio, Samsun ‘’Multipurpose Hall’’ is built on the traces of the demolished Samsun Hotel’s ‘’Ballroom’’. Old Samsun ‘’Ballroom’’ building had hosted lots of different events like wedding ceremonies. It also had taken place in people’s life. Preserving and maintaining it’s placed in the urban memory is aimed at the project. The Building is situated between Samsun Ataturk Cultural Center and ‘’İlkadım ‘’ Monument in the city center. The green coastline, where the building is located, has some buildings which hosting social and cultural events.

Keeping a visual connection between coastline and city is achieved by designing the main hall’s facades, which are parallel to the coastline, as transparent as possible. With this transparency, the events can be perceived from the outside. Using steel structure has chosen according to the needs of functions. The building’s architectural expression is generally achieved by expressing the structural system.

The metal cage system, which is surrounding the building, is becoming rare according to the functions and creating an irregular rhythm on the facades. There are two main halls of 600 square meters and two small meeting rooms areas in the building. A two-story height foyer space is welcoming guests with a sculptural staircase.

photography by© Yerçekimphotography by© Yerçekim

Project Info:
Architects: CAA.Studio
Location: Samsun, Turkey
Lead Architects: Alisan Cirakoglu, Ilgin Avci
Design Team: Alisan Cirakoglu, Ilgin Avci, Deniz Yazici, Oya Esen, Batuhan Kumru
Area: 2500.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Yerçekim
Project Name: Samsun Multipurpose Hall

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