Straw-Bale Buildings in Turkey. Straw-bale buildings in Turkey Outline Map of straw-bale buildings in Turkey History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to.

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Straw-Bale Buildings in Turkey

Straw-bale buildings in Turkey Outline Map of straw-bale buildings in Turkey History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) First houses and eco-networks (Hassandede, Buğday derneği, Güneşköy, Kerkenes Eco-center) Ecological building workshops (Yeniköy Farm) and development of awareness Self builders and self education Professionalisation and common work Specific features for straw-bales in Turkey Climatic zones Seismic area Social conditions and points of view Case study Buğday warehouse Kerkenes stone warehouse Nazim house House in Datça Straw-bale solar passive house Natural building network, needs, proposal and possible achievements

Straw-bale buildings in Turkey Straw-bale buildings on the map X X ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) First building = empty buildings First Houses and Eco-networks Built by NGO as demonstration buildings Create and awareness and testing methods/comfort Around Ankara and Istanbul

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) First Houses and Eco-networks 40 km 60 km 200 km Güneşköy Hasandede Kerkenes

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) First Houses and Eco-networks Hasandede and Hocamköy: 1st eco-village experiment in Turkey 1st straw-bale house as an experiment in (architects and academicians + foreign specialist) 1st community supported agriculture trial and village association office

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) First Houses and Eco-networks 1st Eco-center in Turkey (2002) Straw-bale greenhouse and straw-bale house (2002 and 2003) built by villagers + foreign specialist Innovative stone warehouse with straw-bale insulation (2008) Kerkenes Eco-center

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) First Houses and Eco-networks Güneşköy: Eco-village and community supported agriculture Round shape straw-bale warehouse

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) First Houses and Eco-networks 30 km Buğday association

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) First Houses and Eco-networks Buğday association: Straw-bale warehouse (workshop + foreign specialist) during the summer 2006

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) Self-builders and Self-education First buildings built by people following books (in foreign language) Large part of experimentation Awareness about low cost and energy efficiency

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) Self-builders and Self-education Load bearing house near Konya (central Turkey) 2 storey house near Afyon (central Turkey)

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) Natural Building Workshop 1 st Workhop in 2011 in Yeniköy farm and every year since (straw-bale, earthbag, cob, mud-bricks, slip-straw, plasters…) or 6 workshops in different places of Turkey At least 4 or 5 houses build by participants of the workshops

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) Natural Building Workshop First straw-bale house in Yeniköy 2nd straw-bale house in Yeniköy

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) Professionalisation and Volunteering Creation of the first straw-bale building company Architect or specialist for design + Foundation and carpentry work through local workers + Volunteer and community work for walls and plasters Full volunteer job

History of straw-bale buildings (1999 to 2015) Professionalisation and Volunteering First prefabricated house (Aydin, Ege region) House fully made by volunteers (Istanbul)

Specific features for Turkey To „understand“ Turkey Not only a sunny and hot country (Ankara this winter, 2 weeks at -15°C + snow in may) Regular earthquake – one of the mots exposed region of the world and traunatism of the 1997 Kocaeli earthquake Non-acceptance of „natural“ building material

Specific features for Turkey Climatic zones

Specific features for Turkey Climatic zones

Specific features for Turkey Sesimic area G. Grünthal, C. Bosse, S. Sellami, D. Mayer-Rosa & D. Giardini ( af-me/euraf.html)

Specific features for Turkey Social conditions and point of view Poor and rural life = live in tradition + seek for modernity City educated middle class (secular and mostly from West Turkey) = Out of the cities, close to nature, help villagers… Generally non concerned by ecology or energy efficiency

Specific features for Turkey Social conditions and point of view „we are going on the moon and you play with mud like a kid“ (you stupid foreigner that is lucky enough to do a PhD in the best ubiversity of Turkey) „Cows will eat your building!“ „My neighbour will burn it down!“

Case study Diversity of construction in Turkey 1. Buğday association building near Istanbul 2. Kerkenes Stone Warehouse (Central Anatolia) 3. Prefabricated house near Aydin 4. Catener vault house near Bodrum 5. Two-family solar passive house near Çanakkale

Straw-bale buildings in Turkey Case study on the map

Case study Buğday association building Construction: 2006 Location: Istanbul Size: +/- 100 m² Usage: Educational building for small conference and workshop Builders: Foreign architect and builder + turkish students + volunteer Special features: conventional load bearing building (first in Turkey)

Case study Buğday association building Bottom plate on the foundation wall Implementation of the ring beam assembly

Case study Buğday association building All images from Building in ist finished state Walls under compression with straps

Case study Kerkenes Stone Warehouse Construction: 2008 Location: Yozgat (Central Anatolia) Size: +/- 200 m² Usage: Warehouse for preservation of stones from the nearby archeological excavations Builders: Contractor for the structure and villagers for the walls and plasters Special features: AAC post and RC beams Exterior linning with AAC

Case study Kerkenes Stone Warehouse Roof build before the walls Building in ist finished state

Case study Kerkenes Stone Warehouse Ring-beam and moisture protection 5cm thick AAC as a external facing

Case study Kerkenes Stone Warehouse External facing ready to receive the insulation Internal plastering with cement/lime plaster All images and information from

Case study Nazim House Construction: 2014 Location: Aydın (Aegean sea region - inland) Size: +/- 150 m² Usage: 3 rooms guest-house Builders: Contractor for the prefabricated structure and plaster, architect for the design Special features: prefabricated wooden structure + straw roof insulation

Case study Nazim house Panels on the site Wall construcion with man power sized panels

Case study Nazim house Rafter ready to receive the straw insulation Loose straw between rafters

Case study Nazim house Finished house with earth plaster Porch on the south facing side All images and information from

Case study House in Datça Construction: 2014 Location: Datça (Aegean sea region – south cost) Size: +/- 2x60m² Usage: house Builders: Owner + volunteers Special features: wooden structure with catenary arch shape + wooden cladding

Case study House in Datça Wooden platform on tyre foundations Wooden arches ready to receive the bales

Case study House in Datça Exterior wooden cladding before installing the bales Bales between the arches and implementation of 1st floor

Case study House in Datça All images and information from and Bales between the arches and implementation of 1st floor Interior wooden cladding

Case study Solar passive house Construction: 2014 Location: Çanakkale (Marmara sea region - mountain) Size: +/- 250 m² in 3 buildings Usage: two family house Builders: Architect + Owner + volunteers Special features: post and beam structure with composite mud bricks and straw- bale walls + straw-bale roof

Case study Solar passive house Roof insulation and beginning of the central wing Wooden frame and posts to receive the bales

Case study Solar passive house Mud-brick south wall Interior bracing and plaster supporting system

Case study Solar passive house All images and information from the author State of the house after 1 winter 3 wings of the house under construction

Straw-bale building network Conclusions 27 straw-bale buildings in Turkey (at least) Recent development (last 3 years) but no link between actors Problems due to poor knowledge of the construction (no documentation in Turkish, no Turkish straw-bale builders) Large demand for ecological buildings but mostly mud-brick or wooden building (traditional techniques) – Fear of the material and its behaviour

Straw-bale building network Needs, proposal and possible achievements Creation of a network: Internet website in Turkish + forum for help to builders Meeting and awareness of existing buildings Straw-bale registry Diffusion of knowledge: Translation of books in Turkish Visit of existing buildings Organisation of technical workshop Research and acceptance of straw-bale buildings: Examples of good practices Involvement of loacl authorithies

Straw-bale building network timeline Improvement and translation of my website on straw-bale in Turkey + opening of a forum in Turkish and English ( Organization of the first natural builder workshop in Ankara + Scientific conference on natural building material Translation/adaptation of 1 book on straw-bale buildings

Thank you for your attention More information (website on straw-bale construction in Turkey) (my contacts)