Reading water as structure: flow, retention, visibility and everyday public experience.
Portfolio / Selected work
Landscape as a living system.
Landscape Architecture and Urban Design student working across ecological systems, public space, infrastructure and visual storytelling.
International Competition
water / organization / public realm
01
Ecological systems
02
Public space
03
Planting strategy
04
Landscape infrastructure
Selected projects
Different ways of reading a place
01 / Urban landscape competition
Co:Couros
A regenerative urban landscape proposal for Guimaraes that reconnects ecological systems and public life.
02 / Waterfront reconnection
Harborea
A Green Rosary that reconnects Dorcol's urban fabric with the Danube through public landscape, movement and planting.
03 / Spatial choreography
Chronoscape
A sequence of spaces for creation, rehearsal and performance, organized as a choreographed journey for a summer camp.
04 / Landscape infrastructure
Electrification Through Rehydration
A proposal that makes a hidden urban water system visible again through landscape, circulation and public space.
05 / Architectural study
The Cove
A dark, inward-looking spatial study explored through sections, atmosphere and layered enclosure.
Design approach
From site reading to long-term care.
Using vegetation as spatial material, seasonal atmosphere and ecological performance.
Composing routes, thresholds and gathering points as clear landscape narratives.
Keeping detail, maintenance and construction logic close to the design idea.
Profile
Design grounded in systems and implementation.
I am a Landscape Architecture and Urban Design student at Bilkent University with an interest in planting, landscape implementation and the relationship between environmental systems and spatial experience.
Focus
Landscape systems, planting, public space
Tools
AutoCAD, Rhino, Grasshopper, Revit, Adobe Suite, Lumion, Twinmotion