Sinan Logie

Sinan Logie started to experiment the city and architecture on the streets of Ankara with his skateboard around 1979. He finalized his architecture studies in 1998 at Brussels Free University Victor Horta Faculty of Architecture. His thesis “From the Piazza San Giovanni to the Cyberspace” has been awarded with the “Adrien Cools” prize. His project for the “Ursulines Square” (Brussels) in partnership with l’Escaut Architects received the “Regle d’or de l’urbanisme” award in 2007. After having experimented different scales of design such as furniture, architecture and urban planning in Belgium, Logie moved to Istanbul in 2011; where he pursues his architectural and artistic researches. Since 2013 Logie teaches at Istanbul Bilgi University Faculty of Architecture, in 3rd undergraduate studios. His research book on urban spread, Istanbul 2023 co-written with Yoann Morvan, has been published by B2 publishers in Paris.