A strategic logistics hub pavilion located at the intersection of sea, land, and rail networks, designed to minimize the impact of disasters on transportation routes and ensure uninterrupted flow of aid and supplies.
The Kocaeli Körfez Pavilion is designed as a strategic hub located at the intersection of sea, land, and rail networks. It is envisioned as a logistics node that minimizes the impact of disasters on transportation routes and ensures the uninterrupted flow of aid and supplies. The pavilion enhances the efficiency of logistics operations, coordination, and information flow during emergencies. The site is strategically located at the intersection of sea, land, and rail networks, resilient to the impact of natural disasters on transportation routes. It provides sea access for maritime transport and port operations, rail access for secure and continuous transport of bulk and critical supplies, and road access for fast distribution to surrounding regions and the city network.
The design features natural ventilation through operable glazing and roof systems, manual operation mechanisms designed for use in emergencies and off-grid conditions, friction-based mechanical components for safe performance, safe and accessible structures for operation by all users, and durable timber structure ensuring sustainability and high performance.