FY Villa

FY Villa draws on oak, walnut, lime plaster, and blackened steel. Two related timbers keep the register warm, lime plaster adds a matte, quieter surface, and blackened steel provides the palette’s single hard, dark note.

HA House

HA House’s palette runs across walnut, marble, oak, and glass. Two related timbers anchor a warm register, marble adds coolness, and glass introduces transparency as the fourth, distinct material in the set.

Hamad House

Hamad House works from oak, brushed brass, and leather — a close, warm-leaning material set. Timber and leather share a similar warmth, with brushed brass as the single reflective, harder material offsetting them.

Ihlamur Houses

Ihlamur Houses’ material record centres on timber cladding, blackened steel, and natural stone. Warm timber sits against blackened steel’s darker tone and stone’s coolness, giving the residential palette a clear three-way contrast.

Keten Group

Keten Group draws on oak, marble, and timber cladding. Two related timber materials keep the register warm throughout, with marble as the single cool, hard surface offsetting them across a narrow set.

AE House

AE House is built from a narrow material palette — terrazzo, marble, walnut, and blackened steel. The combination sets pale stone against dark timber and metal, giving the residence a controlled, contained tone across a compact set.

Kırmancı Houses

Kirmanci Houses works from composite panel cladding, timber cladding, and painted render. Two related claddings anchor the palette, with painted render as a third, matte surface completing a close material record.