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Moxy Beyoğlu

Interior Photography & Film
Client: Designist — Architect: Aslı Arıkan Dayıoğlu

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A hotel that wears its neighborhood. We documented Moxy Beyoğlu through photography and film, capturing the tension between the building's industrial bones and its deliberately playful interior — a space designed to be lived in, not just looked at.

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Balçova Cemevi

Documentary Film
Architect: Nevzat Sayın — Client: Baumit, via DAC Istanbul

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A sacred space, documented. Filmed as part of Baumit's Great Stories Behind Great Buildings series, this project follows the architecture of Nevat Sayın — one of Turkey's most significant living architects — through the quiet geometry of a building built for contemplation.

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Levent Koru Evleri

Interior & Exterior Photography and Film
Client: Tolyap — Architect: Zudesign

 

A residential project photographed and filmed across its interior and exterior — where the architecture of Zudesign meets the dense green of Levent's forest edge. Documentation built for a development that earns its surroundings.

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Ahmetçe Evi

Interior Photography
Client: Pekmez & Boz

 

An interior photography commission for a private home on the Aegean coast — undisclosed by request. Some spaces are built to be lived in quietly.

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Kalamış Evi

Private Residence, Kalamış
Interior Photography
Client: Pekmez & Boz

 

An interior photography commission for a private residence on the Kalamış waterfront — undisclosed by request. Some spaces are built to be lived in quietly.

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Ustalara Saygı

Documentary Film Series
Client: VitrA — for İstanbul Serbest Mimarlar Derneği

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A monographic documentary series on the pioneers of Turkish architecture. Filmed in collaboration with İstanbul Association of Architects in Private Practice, Ustalara Saygı brought nine architects — Yaşar Marulyalı, Levent Aksüt, Doğan Tekeli, Doğan Hasol, Hayzuran Hasol, Cafer Bozkurt, Ertun Hızıroğlu, Erkut Şahinbaş and Ersen Gürsel — on record for the first time in this format, building a living archive of Turkish architectural memory.

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