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Casa Solis is designed to integrate seamlessly with its exceptional location in Çeşme, Turkey, maximizing stunning Aegean Sea views to the west and south while minimizing less desirable views from the north and east. The villa is divided into two blocks: a single-story living area with expansive windows and a three-story bedroom block. The design ensures comfort with features like wind protection, sun shading, and a spacious terrace with an infinity pool. Using materials like Aegean stone, travertine, and basalt, the project offers a luxurious, functional, and private living space.
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Casa Solis, strategically situated in Çeşme, İzmir, masterfully blends modern design with its natural surroundings. The villa optimizes stunning Aegean Sea views through its west and south facades, while minimizing exposure to the potentially disruptive north and east sides. With two distinct blocks, it offers a seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces, using regional natural materials like travertine and basalt. The design prioritizes privacy, natural light, and harmony with the landscape, ensuring an elegant and functional living experience.
Casa Solis is a contemporary villa in Çeşme, İzmir, designed to maximize breathtaking Aegean Sea views while ensuring privacy and functionality. The villa consists of two blocks: a single-story living area with expansive windows that open to the west and south, capturing the sea views, and a three-story bedroom block. The design emphasizes seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, including a large terrace and outdoor kitchen, ideal for Mediterranean living. Locally sourced materials such as travertine and basalt create a harmonious connection with the surroundings, offering both luxury and durability, blending the villa with the natural landscape.
Casa Solis embodies a thoughtful blend of modern design and deep respect for its natural surroundings. The villa's strategic orientation, with an emphasis on capturing breathtaking Aegean Sea views, reflects a strong connection to the landscape. The use of local materials like travertine and basalt not only enhances the villa's aesthetic appeal but also grounds it within the region. The design prioritizes privacy, natural light, and seamless transitions between interior and exterior spaces, crea
After graduating from the Department of Architecture at Middle East Technical University in 1997, she worked on a wide range of projects in Ankara and Istanbul, collaborating with renowned firms such as Çinici Mimarlık, Tabanlıoğlu Architects, and EAA–Emre Arolat Architects. Between 2008 and 2013, her contributions at EAA were recognized with international awards, including those from the Dubai Cityscape Awards and the World Architecture Festival. In 2012, she was named one of Europe’s “40 Under 40” by The Chicago Athenaeum. She has taught architectural design studios at Bilkent University and İzmir Institute of Technology. Since 2013, she has been practicing independently in İzmir–Çeşme.
