Başakşehir Batı Resneli

Başakşehir Batı Resneli

Location Türkiye, İstanbul
Client EPP, Toki
Date 2020-
Build Area 450000 m²
Type Concept
Status Concept
Project Team Salih Çıkman,
Orhan Aydilek,
Cansu Aydilek,
Caner Tulunay,
Zeynep Ayhan

The Başakşehir Batı Resneli development is a comprehensive masterplan and architectural settlement project located in Başakşehir, one of the rapidly growing urban districts of Istanbul. Bringing together residential areas and commercial units, the project aims to create a holistic living environment through a planning approach that adapts to the natural topography and is supported by a strong landscape framework.

The site plan is designed with a stepped layout, taking into account the sloping terrain and existing natural context. Residential blocks are positioned around road systems and green axes that follow the landform, creating a spatial organization that both strengthens visual connections and supports the continuity of open spaces. This approach balances building density while establishing a permeable urban fabric that enhances the relationship between users and nature.

The commercial and social areas located at the heart of the project form a vibrant public focal point at the neighborhood scale. Featuring cafés, restaurants, and various retail units, these spaces are supported by open plazas, water features, and shaded seating areas, creating social environments where users can gather at different times of the day. These public spaces also serve as connectors between the residential zones.

The residential blocks are designed with a contemporary architectural language, forming a balanced and articulated silhouette through varied façade materials and rhythmic massing. Extensive green areas, walking paths, children’s playgrounds, and recreational landscape elements are key components that enhance the overall quality of daily life within the development.

The Başakşehir Batı Resneli project presents a contemporary urban living model that brings together residential, commercial, and public open spaces through an integrated planning approach, establishing a balanced relationship with nature.

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