Tersane-i Âmire, consisting of Haliç, Camialtı and Taşkızak Shipyards with a history of nearly 600 years, is being brought to the world of science, culture, art and commerce as one of the largest, most comprehensive and most prestigious restoration and recreation projects of recent times.
The Golden Horn Marina and Complex Project, with an area of 252.000 m², will gradually begin to serve under the name of Tersane Istanbul. During the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent, Tersâne-i Âmire, which had the opportunity to build approximately 300 ships at the same time, became the largest shipyard in the world at that time and became one of the most important industrial centers of the world, where the most advanced shipbuilding techniques were applied in the 16th century.
Within the scope of the project, which will bring this global value back to Istanbul, there are a 1000-room hotel, cultural center, congress area, museums, loft apartments and offices, shopping areas, movie theaters, parking lot and 2 marinas with a mooring capacity of 70 yachts.
Shipyard Istanbul, which is expected to be a center of attraction worthy of Istanbul's history and culture, received the grand prize in the category of Tourism Investments at the 12th World Architecture Festival.
Jetfans and block fans produced by Aironn A.Ş will provide the ventilation worthy of Istanbul's shipyard. Aironn jet fans are certified to be resistant to temperatures of 300 and 400 °C for 2 hours in a possible fire environment. Aironn A.Ş., which has made significant contributions to the spread of jet fans in ventilation and smoke control in Turkey, with its expertise in fan engineering; will be a solution partner that respects nature and sustainable future.