
The street is a building's first floor
Our first decision on Tovis Cadde concerned the ground: the most valuable square metres of the 4,900 m² program sit under an arcade open to the public.

Notes from the studio, design writing and behind-the-project content.

Our first decision on Tovis Cadde concerned the ground: the most valuable square metres of the 4,900 m² program sit under an arcade open to the public.

Designing Canoğlu Teras, we found ourselves reading the Büyükçekmece slope as a constitutional text: the site writes the rules; before we draw, we count them.

At Notre Villas we separated three units not with walls but with light. Privacy is a matter of composition, not of height.

Lining Delta Marin's five villas along the sea's light, we accepted that the facade's true material is not render or stone but the water's reflection.

Kavaklı Konsept's 64 units repeat across four blocks; yet thanks to shifted balconies and varied voids, no elevation is a copy of another.

A conversation on Adress Esenkent, the studio's largest work at 32,000 m²: can a large building be the sum of small moments?