Projects

Photography: by Ali Bekman

Set along the tranquil shores of Port Alaçatı, this private residence is a refined coastal residence designed by Autoban for a young, art-collecting family. Embracing the relaxed tempo of life by the sea, the house is a personal retreat shaped by the rhythms of nature, everyday rituals, and a passion for art and design.

Photography: by Ali Bekman

Autoban designed the new Istanbul headquarters and showroom for Nackiyé, an artisanal clothing brand known for its poetic connection to the Eastern Mediterranean. Located within the historic Akaretler Row Houses, the space reflects a balance of heritage and modernity, evoking the brand’s deep-rooted identity while crafting an environment suited to its forward-looking vision.

Photography: by Ibrahim Ozbunar, 645 Studio

A bedroom designed for a teenager in a summer house in Bodrum, defined by a light colour palette and a clean, functional layout. The space combines sleeping, study, and storage areas within a simple and modern aesthetic.

Photography: by Ibrahim Ozbunar, 645 Studio

Depth is shaped through the transitions of space, where warm wood tones and soft light create a continuous, fluid atmosphere.
Sunlight gently filters through oak cabinetry, enhancing the sense of calm and material richness throughout the interiors.

Photography: by Fevzi Ondu

This residence in Yeniköy has been reimagined through a shared sense of trust and a refined attention to detail, resulting in an elegant and functional transformation.

Photography: by Fevzi Ondu

Autoban designed the first dedicated Istanbul headquarters for Beylerbeyi İçecek, an independent beverage company known for its cultured, unconventional ethos. Set within a 1960s-era detached house in Emirgan, the project represents a conscious departure from conventional office design, favouring intimacy, character, and connection over formality and hierarchy.

Photography: by Fevzi Ondu

Autoban designed the first dedicated Istanbul headquarters for Beylerbeyi İçecek, an independent beverage company known for its cultured, unconventional ethos. Set within a 1960s-era detached house in Emirgan, the project represents a conscious departure from conventional office design, favouring intimacy, character, and connection over formality and hierarchy.