
A one-person studio making projects, crafts, and experiments.

Architecture, for me, has never been just about buildings. It's about the questions a space asks you. As a graduating student at Gebze Technical University, I've had the privilege of exploring those questions across borders — participating in international workshops and educational programs where I collaborated with people from different disciplines, backgrounds, and ways of seeing the world. That exposure made me adaptable by nature and cross-disciplinary by instinct. My interests spill comfortably into visual arts, video game design, and emerging technology — spaces where architecture's obsession with experience finds new forms. I love to craft things with my hands as much as I love to prototype ideas through code or pixels. I'm at my best when I'm experimenting.



"Projects and places I've been part of, in reverse-chronological order."
Identity, interface, and the production code beneath. Planned in months, designed with precision and passion.



Slow commissions for friends, presses, and people I admire.

Weekend experiments and tools I build for myself.

A loose, honest snapshot — what I'm reading, listening to, building, and watching the weather do.

The good projects start with a real email — three paragraphs about the thing you're trying to do, who it's for, and what's standing in the way. I reply to all of them within 48 hours.