The Kuzu Effect design process balances aesthetics and functionality by addressing different functions at the mixed-use scale within a single, cohesive whole. Integrating the shared spaces of the residence, office and retail components into the same framework requires strong planning discipline and a consistent spatial language. The aim is to prioritize user experience while interpreting...
Kuzu Effect renovation processes are planned with the intensive flows of a mixed-use environment and the simultaneous needs of different functions in mind. The fact that the residence, office and retail components operate independently yet within the same ecosystem requires a phased and tightly controlled site organization. The primary goal of the renovation is to...
The decoration approach at Kuzu Effect establishes a refined interior language that unifies the diverse functions of the mixed-use program. Each component—offices, residences, and retail is addressed with aesthetic and functional solutions tailored to its specific usage scenario, while overall continuity in spatial language is carefully maintained. Material selection prioritizes tactile warmth: the solidity of...
The architectural scheme of Kuzu Effect is based on a hybrid model that integrates residential, office, and retail functions as a single organism within its urban context. Located along Eskişehir Road, the planning logic responds to diverse user profiles at different scales through flexible modules, fluid circulation diagrams, and core organizations that reinforce both vertical...
The Kuzu Effect facade design is not merely an exterior surface but the primary element that defines the representational strength of a mixed-use complex situated along a key urban axis. The first goal in the facade organization is to establish a common language and unity within a structure that integrates multiple functions—residences, offices, and retail....
