Simurg Clinic
Simurg Clinic’s material record centres on oak, painted millwork, and laminate. Warm timber sits against two painted or manufactured surfaces, keeping the palette close and largely matte across a short, legible set.
TeknoPark Project
TeknoPark Project works across exposed brick, glass, and metal panel cladding. Rough masonry sits against two harder, more engineered surfaces, giving the material record a clear contrast between raw and refined finishes.
The Home Comfort
The Home Comfort’s palette spans oak, porcelain tile, and laminate. Warm timber sits against two harder, manufactured surfaces, keeping the material record close but with a clear split between natural and engineered finishes.
Traco Ceramic
Traco Ceramic is built from porcelain tile, ceramic tile, and blackened steel. Two closely related tiled surfaces anchor the palette, set against blackened steel as the range’s single darker, harder material.
Turkcell Store
Turkcell Store’s material record runs across micro-cement, walnut, and porcelain tile. A plain cement surface, warm timber, and hard tile sit together in a short set spanning matte, warm, and hard finishes.
VizyonPark Office
VizyonPark Office draws on oak, walnut, and leather. Two related timbers keep the palette warm throughout, with leather as the single softer, textile material offsetting the harder wood surfaces.
YDA Construction
YDA Construction’s material record spans marble, carpet tile, glass, and metal panel cladding. Polished stone and glazing keep the range hard and reflective, while patterned carpet tile is the one softer surface within an otherwise cool, corporate set.
Yeşildağ Hotel
Yesildag Hotel is documented through its exterior alone — composite panel cladding, glass, and a concrete retaining wall. Warm-toned cladding sits against extensive glazing and plain concrete, giving the visible material record a considered facade contrast.
NZP Showroom
NZP Showroom’s palette runs across marble, walnut, and brushed brass. Stone and timber keep the range close in character, while brushed brass introduces a single, more reflective material as the set’s harder accent.
Pilot Offices
Pilot Offices is built from walnut, oak, marble, and brushed brass. Two related timbers sit against stone’s coolness, with brushed brass as a reflective accent — a fuller material record than most in this typology.