The document provides information on Leed Architects, an international architecture firm based in Turkey. It includes details on their team members and their qualifications. It also outlines their services, which include architectural design, interior design, landscape design, construction management, and furniture design. Additionally, it provides background information on Soyak, a client company in Turkey focused on green building construction. The document then presents analyses of three potential building projects - an exhibition center, high school, and residential apartments - including site details, proposed designs, and financial feasibility calculations. It also discusses the proposed tendering process and provides an environmental impact assessment of the three project options.

1. LEED ARCHITECTS
DESIGN | BUILD | RECREATE

2. OUR TEAM
MANSUR Y.
ABDULSSALAM
MANAGING
DIRECTOR
18500259
BSc. Architecture
M.Arch Architecture
Professional
experience: 9 Years
YAZEED I.
ABUBAKAR
HEAD OF STUDIO/
PROJECT MANAGER
18500409
BSc. Architecture
M.Arch Architecture
Professional
experience: 3 Years
BUKAR ALI KIME
CONSTRUCTION
HEAD
17500831
BSc. Architecture
M.Arch Architecture
Professional
experience: 3 Years
.
ADEKALU B.
OLUWASAYO
ADMINISTRATIVE
HEAD
17500508
BSc. Architecture
M.Arch Architecture
Professional
experience: 2.5 Years
.
FINANCE HEAD
18500376
BSc. Architecture
M.Arch Architecture
Professional
experience: 2 Years
ABDULNASSEER Z.
DJIBO

3. STAFF HIERARCHY
MD
PROJECT MANAGERADMINISTRATIVE HEAD
FINANCE LEGAL HRM DESIGN CONSTRUCTION

4. Leed Architects is an international multidisciplinary
consultancy practice having extensive experience in
the design and Construction of a wide variety of
building projects and the master planning of major
building complexes for health, education, tourism,
commerce, retail, industry and housing.
We are committed to continually updating and
improving our professional skills base, and we
successfully research, develop and sustain
outstanding professional knowledge appropriate to
the needs of the group .
WHO WE ARE

5. OUR DRIVE
OUR MISSION OUR VISION
Provide top quality designs and construction
using world class standards while constantly
growing in quality, integrity and total client
satisfaction.
Our company is committed to realize projects
with the best quality and services.
M V

6. OUR SERVICES
We do Architectural design for building projects according to
Client requirements and expectations.
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
01
We do not only design the exterior and main structure but give the
interior a taste of quality and Status that befits our Clients
INTERIOR DESIGN/ARCHITECTURE
02
We Offer creative and well defined landscape design and planning.
LANDSCAPE DESIGN & URBAN PLANNING
03
We also make sure that our Architectural designs are realized
through quality building construction and advanced technology.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
04
We offer furniture design and planning that suit your home layout
and quality.
FURNITURE DESIGN
05

7. SOYAK YAPI/HOLDING
Address: Buyukdere Cad. No:
38 Mecidiyeköy / Istanbul,
Turkey.
Phone : 444 0 795
E-Mail : info@soyak.com.tr
.
Chairman of the Board
 ERKUT SOYAK
Board members
 Contact TANER directly
 METE GÜVENDİ (Representative of Soyak Mass Housing Co.)
 ŞÜKRAN TARHAN (Representative of Soyak Holding)
BOARD DIRECTORS
GREEN HOUSING FIRM OF

8. CLIENT BACKGROUND INFO
Soyak, green housing is Turkey's most developed companies until now has 700,000 m2
area of certification as a green building.
The Client culture revolves
around maintaining green
building construction
CULTURE
To create and develop
ecological diversity and
balance in the built
environment
MISSION
To achieve projects that would
improve the social welfare/well-being
of the populace and encourage
environmental management
VISION
 Construction Sector Collaboration
Special Award | 2008
 Most Commended Performance
Improvement | 2009
 Star of the Year Award | 2009
 Overseas Construction Services
Success Award | 2009
 Gold Voltage Award | 2010
 The first LEED certification in the
existing building category in Turkey.
| 2011
 2013/2014 European Business
Awards Finalist | 2013
 Soyak Soho LEED Gold certificate |
2014
 Best marketing campaign | 2015
AWARDS
C
V
M

9. The relatively flat sites are 540m2 and 532m2 respectively They
are side by side and are located within a commercial district in
Mehmet Akif Avenue in the capital city of Lefkosa, KKTC.
Access to the site is through a secondary road sht. Muhip
Huseyin Sokak that feeds into the Mehmet Akif Caddesi main
road.
The site is surrounded by a small concentration of residential
apartments spread from along its north-east down to its south.
Among the buildings around the site include a museum, a mosque,
and some commercial buildings in a row form to its west.
SITE ANALYSIS
Residential
Proposed Site
Commercial
Museum
Major Road
Mınor Road
SITE BRIEF
LEGEND

10. SITE INFO
Strength
• Existing vegetation
• Sufficient commercial support.
• Absence of magnet locations.
• Ideal climate.
• Variety of functions located
within the context
• There are a few high-rise
buildings around the site .
• Cosmopolite city .
• Very potential area to invest.
• Proximity to a mosque
Weakness
• Vacant lands
• No direct accessibility to sea
• Absence of communal parking
Opportunıty
• Solar energy can be utilized
• Creation of social gathering
activities
• Highly literate residents
• Creation of activities to boost
economic performance
Threats
• High Traffic density
• Noise pollution
• Relatively low level of
touristic activities
s w O T

11. BUILDING PROPOSALS
EXHIBITION CENTER HIGH SCHOOLRESIDENTIAL APARTMENT
1 2 3

12. SPACES DIMENSIONS
GROUND FLOOR 455m2
Administration 95m2
Visitor’s Service & Event 75m2
Conference Hall On 2 Floors 200m2
Resting Room 40m2
Conveniences 45m2
FIRST FLOOR 490m2
Documentation Center
library
45m2
Gift Shop 25m2
Permanent Exhibition 360m2
Temporary Exhibition 330m2
Reception and Ticketing 30m2
Conveniences 40m2
SECOND FLOOR 415m2
Director’s Office 70m2
Meeting Rooms 120m2
Security 45m2
Workshop 140m2
Conveniences 40m2
EXHIBITION CENTER
SPACES DIMENSIONS
THIRD FLOOR 1885m2
Security 45m2
Commercial 1800m2
Circulation 40m2
BASEMENT 750m2
Parking Area 650m2
Mechanical Room 45m2
Storage & Archives 55m2
FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY
CALCULATIONS OF THE EXHIBITION
CENTER PROJECT:
- Initial Cost (P1) = $1,588,560 - Annual
Income Per Annum (A1) = $125,000
- Maintenance and operation cost
(A2) = $16,000 annually.
BEP
1,510,000
145,000+26,000
= 4.77𝑦𝑒𝑎𝑟

13. SPACES DIMENSIONS
GROUND FLOOR 450m2
Entrance Lounge 40m2
Reception 75m2
Security 45m2
Laundry 95m2
Gymnasium 130m2
Commercial 65m2
FIRST FLOOR 480m2
Administration 80m2
Commercial 400m2
SECOND – TWELFH FLOOR 6850m2
Apartment 5600m2
Vertical Circulation 650m2
Lobbies 600m2
BASEMENT 940m2
Parking 850m2
RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT
SPACES DIMENSIONS
OUTDOOR AREA 90m2
Semi Open Garden 90m2
FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY
CALCULATIONS OF RESIDENTIAL
APARTMENT:
- Initial Cost (P1) = $3,666,540 -
Annual Income Per Annum (A1) =
$220,690 –
Maintenance and operation cost
(A2) = $28,130 annually.
BEP
2,130,400
252690+27000
= 7.61𝑦𝑒𝑎𝑟s

14. SPACES DIMENSIONS
GROUND FLOOR 440m2
Entrance Lounge 28m2
Reception 72m2
Security 35m2
Canteen 95m2
School Shop 60m2
Administration 150m2
FIRST FLOOR 418m2
Library 185m2
Meeting Room 70m2
Staff Room 125m2
Conveniences 36m2
SECOND & THIRD FLOOR 972m2
Classroom 90m2
Conveniences 72m2
SPACES DIMENSIONS
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 580m2
Outdoor Activities 180m2
Parking 400m2
HIGH SCHOOL
FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY
CALCULATIONS OF THE HIGH
SCHOOL :
- Initial Cost (P1) = $2.730,000
Annual Income Per Annum (A1) =
$154,000
Maintenance and operation cost
(A2) = $56,000 annually.
BEP
1,700,000
234,000+56,000
= 5.86𝑦𝑒𝑎𝑟s

15.  Negotiated Tendering for the Supply of
Materials for Construction and Finishing, this is
because Negotiating with a single supplier is
more suitable for highly specialist contracts. It
can reduce the costs of tendering and
allow early contractor involvement, although the
competitive element is reduced, green materials
or materials used in constructing and finishing
green (sustainable) projects are usually very
specific and limited hence there is little or no
room for competition.
 Selective Tendering for the non-consultant
services like mechanical, structural and
electrical engineering as well as other technical
services to be provided. This is because it is
saves time and pre-selected contractors are
invited based on merit (experience, familiarity
with project type and client’s trust/standards)
who are known by their track record to be
suitable for a contract of the size, nature and
complexity required. Selective tendering only
allows suppliers to submit tenders by invitation.
Selective tendering gives the client more
confidence that their requirements will be met
and should reduce the wasted effort that can be
involved in open tendering.
TENDERING/PROCU
REMENT METHOD
An invitation to tender was advertised by us on behalf of our clients for
submissions to be made by prospective suppliers of goods and services to meet
with the strict and specific requirements of this project.
In this construction project, we used two (2) main tender processes for the
selection of our suppliers and contractors. Among their roles included to supply
and construct with the relevant materials and services. The contractors also
took on additional functions such as the management of their goods and
services.

16. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESMENT
Air
Water
Land
ECOLOGICAL
FACTORS
Socio-Economic
Culture (Genre de vie)
HUMAN
ENVIRONMENT
CIVIL & MECHANICAL
ERECTION
ENVIRONMENTAL
RESOURCE
PROJECT
ASPECT
OPERATION ACTIVITIES
ACCIDENTAL EVENT
SITE PREPARATION
AE
OA
CME
SP
HE
EF

17. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESMENT
IMPACT COLOUR DESCRIPTION
HIGH Unacceptably high impact
MEDIUM
Significant impact
Significant impact which can be reduce if mitigation measured
LOW
Significantly Low impact
Low impact
HIGH SCHOOLEXHIBITION CENTER RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT

18. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESMENT
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
3.5
4
4.5
5
EXHIBITION CENTER RESIDENTIAL
APARTMENT
HIGH SCHOOL
SUMMARY
ECOLOGICAL HUMAN ENV.
ECOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT
 Air – reducing air pollution such as; Green
house gas emission. Use of green roofs and
sustainable materials.
 Water – Water recycling; Grey water
 Land – build up area in the land is 40%
HUMAN ENVIRONMENT ASSESSMENT
 Socio-Economic – Creating job opportunity to
the local community.
 Cultural – Exhibiting the local cultural norms
of Cyprus, which will educate the community
more about their cultural values.
MITIGATION MEASURE

19. PROJECT RISK MANAGEMENT
PLAN
ANALYSE RISK 2
IDENTIFY RISK 1
EVALUATE RISK 3
RESPOND TO RISK 4
MONITOR &
REVIEW THE RISK
5

20. HEALTH
AND
SAFETY POLICY
• To meet our legal obligations to maintain safe and healthy working conditions
• To provide adequate control of the health and safety risks so identified
• To consult with our employees on matters affecting their health and safety
• To provide and maintain safe plant and equipment
• To ensure the safe handling and use of substances
• To provide information, instruction, training where necessary for our workforce
• To ensure that all workers are competent to do their work, and to give them appropriate training
• To prevent accidents and cases of work related ill health
• To actively manage and supervise health and safety at work
• To have access to competent advice
• To provide the resource required to make this policy and our health and safety arrangements
effective.

21. EXHIBITION STAND
PROPOSED BUILDING SUSTAINABLE
MEASURES AND TECHNOLOGY
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
• Use of green roof
• Building envelop is designed to have air
tightness with high performance insulation
to keep heating and cooling demands low
and indoor thermal comfort
• CHOICES OF HVAC system – Passive
Heating and Cooling with Hybrid System
• Lighting system – LED Light
HEALTHY WELL-BEING
• Indoor Environment; Green indoor
• Low Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)
Carpets, paints adhesives and sealants
are low in VOCs to enhance indoor air
quality.
• Indoor Air Quality; natural ventilation
• Natural Lighting
WASTE MANAGEMENT
• Water – grey water
harvesting system
• Solid Waste recycling –
plastic bottles and
woods
SUSTAINABLE
MATERIAL
• Wood
• Steel
• Glass
OPERANTIONAL MAINTAINANCE
• Use of building management system (BMS)
which can save up to 25% of the energy
use of the building
RENEWABLE ENERGY
• Photovoltaic Panels – Monocrystalline
cell (21.5%) which will generate up 45% of
the energy used in the building.

22.  Procurement options
 Design Responsibility
 Planning Application options
 Design Team to Project Team
 Whole Life / Sustainability
 Intelligent Briefing / Project Outcomes
 Soft Landings / Project Handover
 Information Exchanges
 Health & Safety RIBA PLAN OF WORK
RIBA Plan of Work 2013: Stage 0-1
Core Objectives
 STAGE 0: Identify client’s Business Case and Strategic Brief and other
core project requirements.
 STAGE 1: Develop Project Objectives including Quality Objectives and
Project Outcomes, Sustainability Aspirations, Project Budget, other
parameters or constraints and develop Initial Project Brief. Undertake
Feasibility Studies and review of Site Information.

23. Client SOYAK SOYAK SOYAK SOYAK SOYAK SOYAK SOYAK SOYAK
Client Adviser Mehmet Akif Mehmet Akif Mehmet Akif Mehmet Akif Mehmet Akif Mehmet Akif Mehmet Akif Mehmet Akif
Project lead Mansur Yahaya Mansur Yahaya Mansur Yahaya Mansur Yahaya Mansur Yahaya Mansur Yahaya Mansur Yahaya Mansur Yahaya
Lead designer Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Construction lead Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime
Architect Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Yazeed
Abubakar
Structural and civil
Engineer
Usman Ali Usman Ali Usman Ali Usman Ali Usman Ali Usman Ali Usman Ali Usman Ali
Building services
Engineer
Ume Omar Ume Omar Ume Omar Ume Omar Ume Omar Ume Omar Ume Omar Ume Omar
Cost consultant Abdoul Nasser
Zakou
Abdoul Nasser
Zakou
Abdoul Nasser
Zakou
Abdoul Nasser
Zakou
Abdoul Nasser
Zakou
Abdoul Nasser
Zakou
Abdoul Nasser
Zakou
Abdoul Nasser
Zakou
Contract
Administrator
Sayo Benjamin
Adekalu
Sayo Benjamin
Adekalu
Sayo Benjamin
Adekalu
Sayo Benjamin
Adekalu
Sayo Benjamin
Adekalu
Sayo Benjamin
Adekalu
Sayo Benjamin
Adekalu
Sayo Benjamin
Adekalu
Health and Safety
Adviser
Tugce Kosar Tugce Kosar Tugce Kosar Tugce Kosar Tugce Kosar Tugce Kosar Tugce Kosar Tugce Kosar
Access Consultant Kasim Mert Kasim Mert Kasim Mert Kasim Mert Kasim Mert Kasim Mert Kasim Mert Kasim Mert
Acoustic
Consultant
DDPE DESIGN DDPE DESIGN DDPE DESIGN DDPE DESIGN DDPE DESIGN DDPE DESIGN DDPE DESIGN DDPE DESIGN

24. Archeologist ARUREG Group ARUREG Group ARUREG Group ARUREG Group ARUREG Group ARUREG Group ARUREG Group ARUREG Group
Breeam Assessor Ulker Eser Ulker Eser Ulker Eser Ulker Eser Ulker Eser Ulker Eser Ulker Eser Ulker Eser
Cladding Specialist Emre Bayar Emre Bayar Emre Bayar Emre Bayar Emre Bayar Emre Bayar Emre Bayar Emre Bayar
Catering Consultant Ozdemir
Furniture
Ozdemir
Furniture
Ozdemir
Furniture
Ozdemir
Furniture
Ozdemir
Furniture
Ozdemir
Furniture
Ozdemir
Furniture
Ozdemir
Furniture
Facilities
Management (FM)
Adviser
Mehmet Uz Mehmet Uz Mehmet Uz Mehmet Uz Mehmet Uz Mehmet Uz Mehmet Uz Mehmet Uz
Fire Engineer 3 Yapi 3 Yapi 3 Yapi 3 Yapi 3 Yapi 3 Yapi 3 Yapi 3 Yapi
Highways
Consultant
Tropic Design Tropic Design Tropic Design Tropic Design Tropic Design Tropic Design Tropic Design Tropic Design
Information manager Kasim Aksar Kasim Aksar Kasim Aksar Kasim Aksar Kasim Aksar Kasim Aksar Kasim Aksar Kasim Aksar
Interior Designer Meryem Kahya Meryem Kahya Meryem Kahya Meryem Kahya Meryem Kahya Meryem Kahya Meryem Kahya Meryem Kahya
Landscape Architect Sezen Kor Sezen Kor Sezen Kor Sezen Kor Sezen Kor Sezen Kor Sezen Kor Sezen Kor
Lignting Designer Onur Topal Onur Topal Onur Topal Onur Topal Onur Topal Onur Topal Onur Topal Onur Topal
Master Planner Busra Yaman Busra Yaman Busra Yaman Busra Yaman Busra Yaman Busra Yaman Busra Yaman Busra Yaman
Operational lead Ozgu Tepe Ozgu Tepe Ozgu Tepe Ozgu Tepe Ozgu Tepe Ozgu Tepe Ozgu Tepe Ozgu Tepe
Party Wall Surviyor Ali Daoura Ali Daoura Ali Daoura Ali Daoura Ali Daoura Ali Daoura Ali Daoura
Planning
Consultants
Astuce
Architecture
Astuce
Architecture
Astuce
Architecture
Astuce
Architecture
Astuce
Architecture
Astuce
Architecture
Astuce
Architecture
Astuce
Architecture

25. Security Adviser Hima Usman Hima Usman Hima Usman Hima Usman Hima Usman Hima Usman Hima Usman Hima Usman
Signage Designer Pulo Kabir Pulo Kabir Pulo Kabir Pulo Kabir Pulo Kabir Pulo Kabir Pulo Kabir Pulo Kabir
Sustainibility
Adviser
Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime Bukar Ali Kime
Technical Adviser Ozdemir Sueda Ozdemir Sueda Ozdemir Sueda Ozdemir Sueda Ozdemir Sueda Ozdemir Sueda Ozdemir Sueda Ozdemir Sueda
Other Additional
Project Role
Ercan Ahmet Ercan Ahmet Ercan Ahmet Ercan Ahmet Ercan Ahmet Ercan Ahmet Ercan Ahmet Ercan Ahmet
Other Additional
Project Role 2

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