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Folly Residence

Red volumes and shared ground

Location
Ankara, Türkiye
Year
—
Contribution
Architectural design
Project type
Urban design study · unbuilt
Suspended red volumes: enhanced night visualisation
Suspended red volumes: enhanced night visualisation

A visionary ensemble of suspended red volumes, open ground and routes through a changing architectural landscape.

Folly Residence draws inspiration from Bernard Tschumi’s red follies at Parc de la Villette in Paris. Here, elevated red volumes become markers within an open ensemble, connecting an inhabitable architectural idea with public movement and places of encounter.

Volumes, supports and walking surfaces are conceived as distinct parts of a spatial system. Their relationships are explored through a night visualisation, a pedestrian view and three aligned component studies. The mystical atmosphere remains part of the proposal’s speculative character.

Context & credits

Architectural design study: Denislav Sokolov (Deniz Atasoy). Inspiration: Bernard Tschumi’s Parc de la Villette, Paris. Original drawings and design visualisations from the author’s archive; enhanced night visualisation.

Form follows music.
As you move through the space, corridor becomes feminine, you become the masculine.
Invisible light is hidden in d-archness that ego does not seek.

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Copyright

Designs, drawings, images and music authored by Denislav Sokolov / Deniz Atasoy are protected by copyright. Collaborative work is presented with project credits and the author’s contribution identified. Rights in contributions by other collaborators remain with their respective authors.