We have been maintaining our existence with a mindset focused on economic profitability for nearly two hundred years since the industrial revolution. We can observe the productions of this mindset in many different sectors, such as the vehicles we ride, the ways we generate energy, the banking systems we use and our building construction methods. In this discourse where economic profitability is at the forefront, the environment cannot find a place for itself. As a natural result of this, we polluted our seas, destroyed our atmosphere and melted our glaciers. Now we are desperately trying to reclaim what we have done for 200 years.

A new century requires a new understanding (mindset) with new realities. Therefore, we need to understand that what is sustainable, not centered on economic profitability, is more of a necessity than a positive discourse. We have already see the outputs of this new mindset in electric vehicles, clean energy generating methods, the decentralized finance system (de-fi), etc..

SCADA Data Production Center, situated in the middle of a 20 million sqm solar power plant, is one of the most qualified examples of this new and mandatory understanding of the new century. The reason of existence (raison d’etre) of the panels in the project area is the Sun rising from the east every morning and disappearing from the west every evening. At the point where the man-made and the natural come into contact with each other, the fact that a data production center directly establishes its existence from the soil it stands on, is found exceptionally meaningful.

“Logos”, which is the name of our proposal, was used by the ancient Ionian culture for the concept of knowledge produced from the ground. In this manner Logos appears in the middle of nowhere as a center for generating knowledge derived from the amid desert soil it stands on.