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Between a pine forest and the marina, one block on a 2,400 m² plot.
White stone, teak and glass. The rest is sea.
Every home opens south or west. Balconies are staggered so nobody blocks anyone's view. Shutters give shade, the breeze gives coolness.
White stone taken from Yalıkavak's old houses meets teak that silvers in the Aegean sun. A building that will stand just as calm forty years on.
Only 12 mm tempered glass between you and the view. No edge profile, no interrupted sightline.
Ages to a silver tone in the Aegean sun. No upkeep, only better with time.
Blocks the midday sun, lets the breeze in. One touch lowers it, it hides in the facade.
Bedrooms face east and south. When you open the curtain, the bay is already awake.
Thick stone walls and concealed shutters mean you only remember the AC in August.
West-facing homes watch the sun sink into the sea. Even in December.
5 minutes to the marina, a world away from its noise.
Slide your finger over the facade and the floors light up. Tap one to see its homes below.
“We wanted to draw a home that will stand just as calm forty years from now.”Project architect · fictional quote