Chamber and NGO representatives inspected Cumalıkızık Cevher.
Bursa's first seismic isolator urban transformation project, Cumalıkızık Cevher Project, is attracting great interest from representatives of the construction and real estate sectors.
👷♂️ Those Who Inspected the Project
Muhammet Adiloğlu, Chairman of the Board of Adiloğlu Group (the company realizing the project), hosted key figures from the construction and real estate sectors. Guests included: Esra Yıldız İnhanlı and the board of the Building Inspection Organizations Union Bursa Branch. The management of MÜSİAD Bursa Branch Construction and Building Materials Sector Board, chaired by Muhammet Adiloğlu himself. Süleyman Mesih Çil and the managers of Young MÜSİAD Bursa Branch. Osman Yıldız and the management of Young İMSİAD Board of Directors. Sevcan İlici and the managers of YAPİDER Board of Directors.
🏢 Project Details
The urban transformation project, constructed by Adiloğlu İnşaat in Cumalıkızık Neighborhood through the urban regeneration system, consists of a single block and 72 apartments, with 55 seismic isolators at its foundation.
During the project review programs, Project Manager İbrahim Aydın delivered presentations on the technical details of the project.
Muhammet Adiloğlu, Chairman of the Board of Adiloğlu Group, stated that seismic isolator systems are crucial for Bursa, where the reality of earthquakes is occasionally felt, and for Turkey as a whole, emphasizing that such systems should become widespread. He expressed their happiness at realizing such a pioneering project.
🎓 Expert Opinion
Prof. Dr. Beyhan Bayhan, Vice Rector of Bursa Technical University (BTÜ), provided information on seismic isolator systems, explaining that they are considered the most reliable systems worldwide against potential earthquakes. Prof. Dr. Bayhan thanked Cüneyt Elibol, the landowner, and Muhammet Adiloğlu, Chairman of the Board of Adiloğlu İnşaat, for implementing these systems in their projects in a way that sets an example for Bursa, noting that the use of these systems is rapidly increasing across Turkey.
