Çanakkale House

A project that begins with place.

A residence organized around a quiet garden, a strong central approach and a landscape language that balances Mediterranean planting with a disciplined architectural frame.

Building the architecture from context.

The house is approached as a sequence of thresholds: garden, stone path, shaded façade and interior. The architecture remains deliberately calm so that movement through the landscape becomes the primary experience.

A restrained palette, a strong atmosphere.

Light mineral surfaces are paired with darker stone paving, weathering metal and mature planting. The contrast gives the project both clarity and a sense of permanence.