Turkish Stones

Akdağ Onyx - Cross Cut
(White Onyx)

Turkey is located in one of the oldest marble production geography experiencing 4000 years natural stone production background starting at Marmara Island. With over 80 types and 400 different colors and patterns, Turkey has one of the world’s largest natural stone reserves, which is considered to be excellent quality.

Turkish Stones is being promoted by the Istanbul Mineral Exporters’ Association (İMİB), a professional non-profit association that has overseen all export activities in Turkey’s minerals sector since 1976. Turkish Stones represents more than 5.000 Turkish Natural Stone companies that are member of IMIB.

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Discover Turkey's Marble Quarries

More than 30% of the world's marble reserves are in Turkey. Explore Turkey's marble quarry potential.

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KUMPORT HEADQUARTERS

The subject is the design of a group of buildings belonging to Kumport Port Services and Logistics Industry Trade Co. with a total of 6.000 square meters while rethinking the port and facilities. Headquarters building, maintenance facilities and workshops and storage areas determine the main components of the design.

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ÖZYEĞİN UNİVERSİTY FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

The Faculty of Architecture and Design Building at Ozyegin University is the culmination of a decade of work by ARK master planning and designing buildings for this young Turkish private university. ARK is an emerging design studio founded by architect Roger L Klein, AIA who led the design for the building in collaboration with local BG Architects.

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SECİLOĞLU HOUSE

The design process of Seciloğlu House in Bodrum began in August 2017. While the initial design featured a single building on a 5000 sqm land, a guest house was later integrated into the design. Both buildings were strategically positioned to overlook the view. Seciloglu couple preferred the open plan type, which the architect Mehtap Kocaman designed with pleasure. They had agreed upon the floor plans soon after the couple had articulated their desire to avoid spatial separation and determined that they could meet all their needs in a single space.

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