INSTALLATION

Seapeaker: Making the Urban Voices Heard

Istanbul Modern, MoMa
Istanbul, Turkiye

Finalist, YAP: Young Architects Program, MOMA & Istanbul Modern, 2013

“Seapeaker” is an urban intervention, reconnecting the land to the sea by carrying the sound. With a form that opens up to a performance area, Seapeaker is both a sculpture and an arts space with an inclusive experience.

A back view of the Seapeaker. It sits on decking in front of a blue sky.
A more distant view of the Seapeaker from a lawn. To the left is the Istanbul Modern museum. Behind the speaker pokes the top of a cruise ship.
A night view of the Seapeaker. An audience sits in rows of chairs. A piano sits in the middle of the Seapeaker stage structure, lit up from overhead lighting.
A blueprint of the layout. The Seapeaker sits ina central courtyard to the right of Istanbul Modern museum.
Two sectional drawings of the Seapeaker in front of Istanbul Modern.
Three drawing showing different vies of the Seapeaker. The top left is labeled South Elevation, the top right is labeled North Elevation, and the bottom is labeled West Elevation.
An exploded image of the Seapeakers component parts, labeled: Base, Secondary Structure, Primary Structure and Secondary Structure.
An aerial sketch of the Speaker. Blue lines indicate filtered sea water transfer, red lines indicate sound transmission/amplification, and baby blue lines indicated air circulation.
Three circles on top indicate panel system details. A sketch on the bottom shows a side view of the Seapeaker.
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Project Info
Project Name:
Seapeaker
Location:
Istanbul, Turkey
Size:
-
Status:
Concept Design Complete
Client:
-
Type:
Installation
Typology:
Street Art
Project Credits
Architects:
-
Design:
SOUR
Design Team:
Inanc Eray, Evren Basbug, Engin Ayaz, Meric Kara
Collaborators:
Mehmet Kütükçüoğlu, Güven İncirlioğlu, Chris Neighbor, Jolyon Smith, Arzu Gönenç Sorguç, Luca Dellatore, Shane Myrbeck, Pelin Numan, Özgür İnam, İdil Erkol