Murat Soygeniş

Murat Soygeniş (born 1961) is a Turkish architect and professor. He is known for his contributions to architecture, theoretical writing, and teaching.[1]

Soygenis in studio

Biography

Murat Soygeniş is an architect and a professor practicing in Istanbul. He earned his architectural degrees in Istanbul, Turkey (B.Arch., ITU) and in Buffalo New York, USA (M.Arch., University at Buffalo). He served as the Dean of School of Architecture (YTU). Soygeniş has received architectural awards and has participated in exhibitions, and served as a jury member in many international architectural prizes and competitions.[2] He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects,[3][4] a member of the Chamber of Architects in Istanbul (UIA) and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

Work

S+ ARCHITECTURE[5] is a architecture and urban design firm. Soygeniş is a founding partner.

Exhibitions

Various personal and group exhibition of architectural work in USA, Europe and Turkey.

Projects were on display in Baltimore, Buffalo, Philadelphia, New York and throughout Turkey, 1981-today

  • Baltimore American Institute of Architects, Architects' Gallery, 1990, 2002, 2015
  • University at Buffalo, School of Architecture and Planning, 2002
  • Polytechnic University of Turin, School of Architecture, 2007
  • Milan Build Up Expo, 2007
  • 20th Century Turkish Architecture, House of Architects Moscow, 2008

Publications

Authored books

  • Yapi 2 (Building Construction 2), Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 2000.
  • Yapi 3 (Building Construction 3), Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 2002.
  • Yapi 4 (Building Construction 4), Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 2003.
  • Yapi 1-2-3-4 (with Sedad H. Eldem), Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 2005.[6]
  • Istanbul Bir Kent Yorumu / An Urban Commentary (with Sema Soygenis), Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 2006.
  • Turkiye'de Mimarlik (Architecture in Turkey), Canakkale Seramik Kalebodur, Istanbul, 2007.
  • Platform for Architecture (with Peter Cook), Aracne, Rome (Italy), May 2011.[7]
  • Utopias for Istanbul (with Peter Cook), Aracne, Rome (Italy), May 2011.
  • Mimarlik: Yasamin icinden (Architecture: Through life), Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 2012.
  • Altinok, S. (Ed.), Sema-Murat Soygenis / Buildings and Projects 1982-1997, Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 1997.
  • Adali, S. (Ed.), Yildiz Bulusmasi: Mimarlik Uygulamalari Tartismasi (Yildiz Meetings: Discussions on Architectural Work), Tasarim Yayin Grubu, Istanbul, 1999.
  • Soygenis, M., Tumertekin, H., and others, Ucuncu Mesaj / Third Message, Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 2000.
  • Adali, S. (Ed.), Yildiz Bulusmasi 2001 (Yildiz Meetings 2001), Birsen Yayinevi, Istanbul, 2001.
  • Yuksel, E. (Ed.), Sema-Murat Soygenis / Buildings + Projects 2 (Giris / Introduction U. Alsac), Birsen Yayin, Istanbul, 2003.
  • Adali, S. (Ed.), Yildiz Bulusmasi 04 (Yildiz Meetings 04), Betonart, Istanbul, 2004.
  • Adali, S. (Ed.), bulusmalar 06 meetings / Suha Ozkan - Introduction, Canakkale Seramik Kalebodur, Istanbul, 2007.
  • Barbano, G. (Ed.), Architetti 'americani' in Europa - AIA Continental Europe, Aracne, Rome, 2007.
  • Soygenis, M., Ozkan, S., et al., Sedat Gurel Projeleri ve Yasami / Projects and Life, Sedat Guzin Gurel Sanat ve Bilim Vakfi, Istanbul, 2008.
  • Celik, B. (Ed.), Cifteler kayitlari (Cifteler records), MAT Yapim, Istanbul, 2009.
  • Barbano, G. (Ed.), Visioning Architecture: The Sketches of Murat Soygenis (Forewords by Gabriela Goldschmidt, Steve Badanes, Cover text by Andrea Oppenheimer Dean), Aracne Editrice, Rome, 2017.

References

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