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Yasemin Pehlivan’s capstone project, Yeni Nesil Kahvehane, reinterprets the Turkish coffeehouse as a Society 5.0-inspired innovation hub—merging modular design with civic media infrastructure

Set in Bogotá’s historic Las Nieves neighborhood, INTERSTITIUM explores the untapped potential of mid-block voids and alleyways. The design weaves together a cultural network of artist housing, theaters, and exhibition spaces—revitalizing forgotten urban gaps into vibrant public life zones

Ceren Kocaslan’s design for the Kabataş Transfer Center proposes micro-scale infrastructure to reduce congestion and enhance the urban experience along Istanbul’s coastline.

Highschool La Fábrica by Iyed Ben Mansour preserves a Berlin cement factory by wrapping it in modular, crane-movable learning spaces—an evolving and contextual design

Re-itera by Sebastián Mercado proposes a modular housing system that transforms abandoned lots in Querétaro into adaptive, community-focused dwellings—preserving heritage while densifying responsibly.

Sensorial Arquitectura presents a corporate project that contrasts raw concrete and steel exteriors with warm, introspective interiors designed for focus and comfort.

Located in central Medellín, Hábitat Bolívar is a student-led urban proposal that revitalizes inner-block passageways and heritage buildings to create a connected, people-centered environment. The project features adaptive reuse, building setbacks, and rooftop activation to transform a transient zone into a place of gathering.

Palm Springs is not just a project; it's a masterpiece born from meticulous master planning and innovative design. Our vision was to...