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Aras Burak

OMA

AA Dipl. RIBA Part 2
Architect at OMA, New York, founder of Building Office. Born 1985 Boston, Massachusetts. Aras studied BSc Architecture at the University of East London (2003 – 2007) completing his RIBA 1. Worked at Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), Rotterdam (2007 – 2008) Gained his RIBA Part 2 after studying at Intermediate and Diploma Schools of the Architectural Association (AA) School of Architecture (2008 – 2012). He moved to Los Angeles in 2013, and worked for Dan Brunn Inc. During that time, he got a chance to work on James Jean’s House and several villas on Venice Beach before moving to Dubai, the United Arab Emirates to joining back Office for Metropolitan Architecture (2015 – 2016). Aras worked on projects of the firm in the region like Education City Headquarters in Doha and Concrete in Alserkal.

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RECOGNITION

  • 2018 – Young Architect of the Year Award, Middle East Architect (Shortlisted)
  • 2016 – Nomination for MoMA Young Architects Pavilion at Istanbul Modern 2017
  • 2015 – 1st Prize – Obama Centre CAC Competition

JURY / TEACHING

  • 2020 – If-ideasforward e.35 – 24H Competition Jury – Aras Burak
  • 2020 – AUD – American University of Dubai – Visiting Critic, Final Reviews – taught by Ignacio Nieto de la Cal and Ghada Yaiche
  • 2019 – If-ideasforward e.30 – 24H Competition Jury – Aras Burak
  • 2018 – If-ideasforward e.21 – 24H Competition Jury – Aras Burak
  • 2018 – AUD – American University of Dubai – Visiting Critic for Project 100 Ideas for Alserkal Avenue instructed by Ghada Yaiche

PUBLISHED – BUILDING OFFICE

Mimar Sinan Museum

  • arkitera.com/.. (07.2021)

Songdo Library

  • worldarchitecture.org/.. (03.2021)
  • arkitera.com/.. (03.2021)

Bursa Ataturk Sport Salonu

  • arkitera.com/.. (01.2021)

Taksim Gezi Park District

  • worldarchitecture.org/.. (09.2020)
  • arkitera.com/.. (09.2020)

ITU Isletme Fakultesi

  • arkitera.com/.. (12.2019)
  • worldarchitecture.org/.. (12.2019)

Vilnius Concert Hall

  • serbest mimar dergisi (04.2020)
  • arkitera.com/.. (2019)
  • worldarchitecture.org/… (2019)

Bandirma Park on Press

  • worldarchitecture.org/… (2017)
  • arkitera.com/.. (Turkish) (2017)

Kirsehir Planetarium on Press

  • worldarchitecture.org/… (2016)
  • arkitera.com/.. (Turkish) (2016)

Obama Center on Press

  • huffingtonpost.com/… (2015)
  • archrecord.com/… (2015)
  • archdaily.com/… (2015)
  • architectsjournal.co.uk/… (2015)
  • archinect.com/… (2015)
  • worldarchitecture.org/… (2015)
  • gizmodo.com/… (2015)
  • psfk.com/… (2015)
  • arkitera.com/.. (Turkish) (2015)

PUBLISHED – ARAS BURAK

  • dezeen.com/… (2017) – OMA Alserkal Concrete
  • archdaily.com/… (2017) – OMA Alserkal Concrete
  • Laban Centre by Herzog & de Meuron (March) Portfolyo YTY (2005)
  • Rem Koolhaas and Content (April) Portfolyo YTY (2005)
  • Rem Koolhaas and Content (April) Portfolyo YTY (2005)
  • Cocuk ve Mimarlik (January) Arredamento Mimarlik (2000)

production

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  • architizer.com/buildingoffice
  • behance.net/buildingoffice
  • BoOk
  • BoPaper.com
  • BoTV
  • BuildingOffice.com
  • facebook.com/buildingoffice
  • instagram.com/buildingoffice
  • linkedin.com/buildingoffice
  • ReadingOffice.com
  • RoLibrary
  • RoRadio
  • Şişli
  • twitter.com/buildingoffice

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  • *facebook.com/arasburak
  • *instagram.com/arasburak
  • *twitter.com/arasburak
  • AA
  • AA Dip 3
  • AA Dip 8
  • AA Dip 9
  • AA Inter 6
  • ARUP
  • Bodrum Mimarlık Kütüphanesi
  • Brett Steele
  • Brisac Gonzalez
  • bureau de change
  • Chan and Eayrs
  • Common Form Design
  • Dan Brunn Archıtecture
  • DDA
  • EAA
  • Fernando Donis
  • GAD
  • Jeff Turko
  • Mohsen Mostafavi
  • NoRA
  • Ocean
  • Oktay Orhun
  • OMA
  • OMA – New York
  • Onur Ozkaya
  • Perkins+Will
  • PIN
  • Refik Anadol
  • SenemZen
  • Shohei Shigematsu
  • Studio Becher
  • Uras Studio
  • WA Community

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Taksim Gezi Park District

One of the 146 entries was Building Office’s Gezi Park District for Istanbul Taksim Square design competition organized by Istanbul Municipality.

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