Nigerian Ministry
Nigerian Ministry’s material record runs across walnut, marble, leather, and fabric. Warm timber sits against cool marble, with leather and fabric as two related soft, textile materials completing a fuller palette.
Sakarya Municipality Studios
Sakarya Municipality Studios draws on oak, travertine, mosaic tile, and fabric. Warm timber sits against travertine and mosaic tile’s harder surfaces, with fabric as the single soft, textile material in a fuller set.
Pasa Mosque Children Academy
Pasa Mosque Children Academy works from porcelain tile, oak, and carpet. A hard, manufactured tile sits against warm timber and soft carpet, keeping the institutional material record narrow but clearly varied.
Acıbadem Cultural Center Mosque
Acıbadem Cultural Center Mosque’s material record centres on carpet, oak, mosaic tile, and a carved timber screen. Soft carpet and warm timber sit against hard mosaic tile, with the carved screen adding a more worked, decorative note.
IGEDER
IGEDER draws on exposed brick, oak, and terrazzo — a close, three-material set. Rough masonry and hard terrazzo sit against warm oak, giving the institutional palette a clear but narrow contrast.
İBB Dim
İBB Dim’s material record centres on carpet tile, preserved moss, and oak. Two soft, organic-leaning materials — carpet and moss — sit against warm timber, giving the institutional palette an unusually soft, quiet register.
4B Mosque
4B Mosque draws on oak, travertine, mosaic tile, and carpet. Warm timber and soft carpet sit against travertine and mosaic tile’s harder, cooler surfaces, giving the institutional palette a clear internal contrast.
Aziz Mahmud Hudai Complex
Aziz Mahmud Hudai Complex works from oak, natural stone, fabric, and walnut. Two related timbers keep the register warm, stone adds coolness, and fabric provides the single soft, textile material in the set.
Binbirdirek Cistern
Binbirdirek Cistern’s palette spans blackened steel, marble, walnut, and limestone. Dark steel and two related stones keep the register cool and hard, with walnut as the one warmer material offsetting the rest.