Turkish Stones

Türkiye, the birthplace of natural stone, is situated in one of the oldest marble-producing regions, with a tradition of stone craftsmanship spanning 12,000 years that began on Marmara Island. The country is home to over 80 types of stone in 400 unique colors and patterns, making it one of the world's largest and highest-quality natural stone reserves. Turkish Stones, dedicated to advancing the international presence of Turkish natural stones, is supported by İMİB (Istanbul Mineral Exporters' Association), EİB (Aegean Exporters' Associations), and BAİB (West Mediterranean Exporters' Associations).

As a fundamental resource for architects and designers, Türkiye's profound expertise in stone architecture is encapsulated in Turkish Stones' extensive portfolio, which merges traditional elegance with innovative technology to offer unparalleled luxury in natural stone.

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ZONGULDAK CAVES VISITOR CENTER

Zonguldak has geography with a wide spectrum in terms of the number of caves discovered and the cave features that emerged during the formative phases of the caves. The network of caves spread throughout the town offers a variety of travel options for local and foreign tourists, explorers, cave sportsmen. Zonguldak Caves Visitor Center aims to make this important potential accessible and visible.

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Anatolia Tiles & Stone Administration and Warehouse Building | IGLO Architects

The project was designed in Aliağa, İzmir for the ceramics brand Anatolia Tiles operating in Canada. According to the trends in Canada, they have decided to use Turkey as a production base to market the products they have manufactured in Europe and even some of them in Turkey, especially in the southern parts of the… View Article

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US EMBASSY BUILDING IN ANKARA

Designed by the acclaimed American firm Ennead Architects, the new U.S. Embassy in Ankara harmoniously blends transparency and openness with rigorous security measures, while drawing inspiration from Anatolian architectural heritage. This building not only surpasses the U.S. State Department’s Overseas Buildings Operations Bureau (OBO) benchmarks for sustainability, durability, and functionality but also serves as a… View Article