PORTFOLIO

MUSEUM OF EMOTIONS

Many people feel emotionally disconnected and overwhelmed in today's fast-paced urban life. The Museum of Emotions offers a sanctuary where visitors can reconnect with their feelings through a multisensory, immersive journey.

The design blends the natural light, greenery, and organic forms to create a calming atmosphere. Two contrasting halls reflect positive and negative emotions—one open and uplifting, the other disorienting and introspective. The museum encourages emotional awareness and reflection by engaging all senses—sight, sound, touch, and smell.

More than just a space, it’s a transformative experience that promotes empathy, mindfulness, and inner balance.

SITE PLAN ANALYSIS

The project contains the restoration of an existing building in Birkerod, Denmark, and the design of a new
building in its location. The objective is to ensure that two structures, one old and one new, are perfectly
integrated into the one, fulfill the defined functions, and can be perfectly worked. The existing building is
an building formerly used as a post-office. It has a parking area on the south front and a land on the north
section that is not used but suitable for construction.

KITCHEN
DESIGN

The new building (B-5 Villa) maximizes location and nature views, replacing an old narrow house. The kitchen embodies the home concept, focusing on space utilization, sunlight, seamless connection to living areas, and modern fixtures and furniture preferences.

BUILDING DIAGRAM

This diagram provides a close-up view of Artscape's multi-purpose building. The building stands out with its mixed-use features, and this drawing elaborates on the building's various floors and functions. From the art gallery on the ground floor to the artist studios on the first floor, and the residential areas on the upper floors, this diagram highlights the circulation pathways within the building and its structural axes. Additionally, green features such as the green roof and green balconies on different levels are clearly visible. The fourth floor accommodates offices and meeting rooms, catering to the business aspect of the building, reflecting its versatile use. This design effectively blends aesthetics with functionality, while providing a comprehensive view of the building's attributes.

STFA HOLDING

STFA Holding General Headquarters is designed for the 16th and 17th floors of the company's headquarters building in the Bostancı district of Istanbul. The 16th floor is equipped with offices, meeting rooms, and assistant rooms for STFA's top executives and the Board of Directors. The 17th floor is designed as a large meeting and lounge area, complete with a spacious terrace. The design incorporates elements such as quality concrete surfaces, metal mesh textures, solid wood details, and structural ceiling design in harmony with the company's corporate identity. This effort is made to reflect STFA Holding's history and sustainability vision. In this regard, the design aims to create a space that embodies the company's values.

The "D" BUILDING

The project contains the restoration of an existing building in Birkerod, Denmark, and the design of a new building in its location. The objective is to ensure that two structures, one old and one new, are perfectly integrated into the one, fulfill the defined functions, and can be perfectly worked. The existing building is an building formerly used as a pos-toffice. It has a parking area on the south front and a land on the north section that is not used but suitable for construction.