SANCAKTEPE RINGS

ISTANBUL - TURKEY
MIXED-USED DEVELOPMENT & MASTERPLANNING

about project

The Sancaktepe Rings Istanbul (2011) is a landmark redevelopment project on Istanbul’s Asian side, covering a total area of 250,000 sqm. The masterplan integrates 1,500 residential units, a shopping mall, a primary school, and multiple public amenities. Recognised with an International Property Award (2011), the project aims to revitalise a low-income urban district into a vibrant and sustainable community. ​ The development features 93 residential villas and 120 commercial units, alongside a low-rise shopping mall of 78,433 sqm, designed with a natural ventilation system to reduce energy demand. Responsibilities included designing villas, coordinating with consultants, conducting client presentations, and overseeing project requirements. With its blend of retail, residential, and educational functions, the project sets a benchmark for sustainable urban regeneration.

Location: Istanbul
Country: Turkey
Client: Selin Yapı Construction
Architect: Hakan Kiran Architecture, Istanbul 
Services Provided: Structural Engineering
Awards: European Property Awards 2012

This award-winning mixed-use development (European Property Awards 2012), had structural engineering services provided by Meinhardt consisting of 27 blocks of 9- storey residences, retail and cascade apartment building, with a total built-up area of 231,000 square metres.