Kübra Harputluoğlu

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ABOUT ME

Qh.Studio is a architectural and design studio founded by Kübra Harputluoglu in 2022. She was born in the Netherlands and obtained her masters degree at Eindhoven University of Technology in Architecture, Building and Planning. During her career she obtained several experiences in Africa, USA and Europe and worked with international companies. Thereafter, she founded Qh.Studio in 2022. Recently, Kübra Harputluoglu is a member of Dutch Business Association in Turkey and taught at Beykent University in "21- "22 Qh.studio is developing projects on different scales, from architecture and urban design to interior and installations. The aim of the studio is to create future-minded, vernacular and sustainable designs. Therefore, the studio has a major focus on durability, innovation, culture and urban contexts to enhance the value of space and atmosphere. The interaction between nature,human and building are shaping our projects. Hence, an interdisciplinary and critical approach during the design process is persisted.

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Portugal Olive Guest House

September 28, 2023 / in AutoCAD, Lumion, Photoshop, SketchUp / by Kübra Harputluoğlu

Portugal Olive Guest House The main concept is to create a unity through achieving harmony with the context and engaging visitors in the production process of olive oil, its history and tradition.

Portugal Olive Guest House

Kübra Harputluoğlu

September 28, 2023 / in AutoCAD, Lumion, Photoshop, SketchUp / by Kübra Harputluoğlu

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Portugal Olive Guest House for the Verde family

The main concept is to create a unity through achieving harmony with the context and engaging visitors in the production process of olive oil, its history and tradition.

This has been accomplished through gathering volumes around a courtyard, with the same morphology and roof typologies as surrounding buildings and expressing the production process in the facade of the production area.

In this way, visitors participating in a workshop, can also engage with the production process.

The entrance to the guest houses are ordered in a way to have access from the courtyard. While the meditation area is more secluded from the courtyard and connected to the semi – private area, like the terraces of the guest houses.

Respecting the topography and the trees on the site have been resulted in a promenade that depicts the circulation and interralationships of spaces and their hierarchy. Besides, saved green on site are also cutting direct sunlight and vegetation on the roof of the guest houes provides insulation, reduces stormwater runoff and improve air quality.

Regarding the materials lime rendered rammed earth walls, cork and oak wood has been used. Cork is used as isolation material for thermal and coustic comfort. It provides, like rammed earth, a cool environment during summer months and it’s recyclable. Besides, Portugal is world’s largest producer.

Oak wood is used for roof constructions, floors, window frames and veins. Oak columns and beams are repeatable. So features such as modularity, cost – effectiveness, climate comfort and easiness to fix and change, make those materials a perfectly adaptable choice for use.