Sariyer is one of Istanbul’s richest district in terms of water resources. Especially in the Late Ottoman times, potable water for many districts had been provided by these water sources.  The spring of Kanlikavak water is located in the ITU Kampus in Sariyer. Kanlikavak water can also be drunken from the historical fountain in Emirgan, Hamid I fountain. The elevation changes from  55m. to 83m.  The site is mainly looking towards the east except for a narrow strip looking west along the ITU’s Baltalimani ring road. There exist a dry bed between these two slopes. Unfortunately, this seasonal creek is destroyed during the road construction hence not providing any ecological services. Currently, there is a fountain and a depo in the spring area. However, these structures are primitive, in bad shape and not legible from the main road of the campus. Thus, this project utilizes the geomorphological characteristics and historical structures as an input to the design. By emphasizing these site attributes a new space organization is created. Subsequently, the existence of the fountain and this precious resource is well known and protected by the campus users.