An
approach for comfortable lining, sturdy
buildings, healthy environment,
functional and compact design
5 or 6 storey
buildings
Affordable running
costs
Protected
surroundings with security fence and
controlled access
117 units, 4 blocks
on 4,300 m2 land
Indoor car park and
two lifts in each building
Indoor swimming pool
with jet stream and jacuzzi
Fitness and sports
rooms
Sauna
Independent heating
system
Unlimited internet
access within the residential area
Multipurpose activity
room
Water storage
facility and common area electricity
generator
Billiard and playing
rooms
Kids room
Management Office
Satellite TV
Internal TV channel
Duo phone and video
communication
Air condition in the
living rooms
Lightning rod
Area Specifications
Pendik
Area was chosen because of the
following advantages;
Area has
a great potential for further
development
The
second international airport of
Istanbul has recently begun
serving the area.
The area
has an excellent marina, a
first-rate port servicing sea
buses and ferries and access to
the railway services.
The
surrounding forests, lakes, and
the sea provide very attractive
environment
3large
university campus, 14 high
school, 58 primary school
9 large
hospitals including John Hopkins
International Medical Center
Many
shopping centers in the area
such as Carrefour, Migros, Real
and Praktiker
Transportation
The area is
conveniently located for easy access
to the following facilities;
Sabiha
Gökçen International Airport: 8
km,
Main
train station: 5 km,
Marina
and the port: 5 km,
Main
highway E5 (European no 5 ): 4
km,
Trans
European Motorway: 6 km,
Formula 1
Circuit: 9 km,
Istanbul
City Center (European side): 38
km,
Affiliated with John Hopkins
Medicine, Anadolu Sağlık Merkezi
8 km,
Real and
Praktiker Shopping Malls 8 km
Life Style
in Istanbul
The main
reason of Istanbul’s being a very popular
city for which wars are made, lives are lost
is its geographical location. In its south stretches Marmara Sea and in its north is Black Sea. Its west part is in Europe and east part is in Asia. Istanbul is both the nearest Asian city to Europe and the nearest European city to Asia. What adds to Istanbul’s significance is its being a port city and all trade paths’ passing through the city for thousands of years
