The Boğaziçi Vocational and Technical Anatolian High School project is designed as a modern educational structure aiming to offer students comprehensive training in various fields.
It is planned to have a total capacity of 24 classrooms and to serve approximately 720 students.
The project includes various departments such as ceramics and glass workshops, information technology, fashion design, and child development, enabling students to receive practical and theoretical training in their diverse areas of interest. Additionally, the building houses a three-classroom practical kindergarten.
The site's distinctly sloping topography was one of the key parameters guiding the design decisions. The mass placement was conceived to adapt to the slope of the land; workshop gardens, a ceremonial area, and open sports areas, defined at different levels, utilized the spatial possibilities offered by the topography in a holistic and efficient manner.
