In this prooject, Yılmaz DÜZGÜNER depending on he served as PROJECT DIRECTOR os the client SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION and was given to him by his employer SYSTEM CONSTRUCTION work completion certificate.

Architects:TABANLIOGLU ARCNITECTS, Location:Tripoli, Libya,Architectual Project Team: Salih Yılgörür, Ali Çalışkan, Emre Özberk, Oktay Murat, Zeynep Eker, Merve Demirbaş Elif Akçakaya, Salih Çıkman, Işıl Taşkın, Başak Uysal, Elif Selçuk, Zeynep Çorakçı, Architect in Charge: Merkan Gürsel, Murat TabanlıoğluArea:2500sqm Project Year2010

Interior Design: Sinan Kafadar, Metex Design Group, Structural Consultancy: Emir Engineering, Mechanical Consultancy:GN Engineering, Electrical Consultancy:HB Teknik, Facada Consultancy:CWG Engineering, Acoustic Consultancy:STD Ses Tekniği Danışmanlığı, Sound System Consultancy:Pro Sistem, Fire Consultancy: Prof. Dr. Abdurrahman KILIÇ, Landscape Consultancy: Akgöze LD

Main Contractor, client: SYSTEM CONSTRACTION general coordinator: Erkan Özmen, Burak Başlılar(SYSTEM CONSTRACTION)

Project Director Yılmaz Düzgüner (System Construction), Site Project Manager: Hakan Çelik (System Construction), Site Coordinator: Ali Turhan Elmasulu(System Construction)

The building site is located next to the Zoo Park and the woods in continuity. The Center being the lead construction, the zone will he transforming into a Congress. Valley; as a step forward, next to it a Hotel is recently built to meet the accommodation functions of the development plan, parallel to the process, ,private villas are under construction in close vicinity. Utilizing the land, all the existing trees preserved; the piece with no trees, spotted as soccer filed on the plan is selected for the location of the building.

Surrounded by the woods, the rectangular two-storey block' is nested in a semi-transparent metal envelop as a "shield" that opens up to the external landscape with a wide portico that defines the main enterance. Between the mesh and the inner glass walls a semi-open shady circulation area is created as an extension of the landscape. Incise patterns inspired by the trees around the site, permit controlled daylight to diffuse into the central space and at night, When the building interior is lighted, the oozing beams through the slits integrate with the wood at the background.

Natural materials like natural stone, glass as an easy to recycle material, or other material derived from renewable resources with low carbon emission are preferred in the building process. FSC certificate is asked for timber work. For quality increment at interiors, paintings and adhesives of low volatile organic chemical compounds are utilized. Construction waste management, materials reuse, use of regional materials and rapidly renewable materials are the basics of design criteria.

The facade texture is to change in every direction with the orientation of the building and depending on its relation with the exterior and preserve the harmony with the adjacent grove. The texture is visually an extension of the tree branches as a complementary of the woodland

Between the mesh and the glass wall an 8 meter corridor encircles all three sides the main building is Flanked by a 4-meter wide reflection pool that provides an extra cooling effect before the buildingand another 4 meter is left as a semi-open shady corridor, which creates a sound waft in the circulation zone. The design criteria provide natural ventilation. The HVAC systems were designed to optimize energyperformance of the building.