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14th Floor Penthouse — Istanbul, Bosphorus | 105 m²
A comprehensive 105 m² residential architecture and interior design project developed for an Iranian client in Istanbul.
The project involved architectural and spatial planning, interior design, material development, and the required structural and civil engineering calculations.
Each space was developed through a collaborative design process with the client, incorporating detailed reviews and revisions at different stages. Following design approval, detailed execution drawings and construction details were prepared and delivered to the client for implementation.
The project brings together design quality, functionality, technical requirements, and a refined contemporary approach within a distinctive Bosphorus penthouse setting.
Design & Project Development: Arsalan Karimi Khiavi
Location: Istanbul, Türkiye
Area: 105 m²
#Architecture #InteriorDesign #ResidentialDesign #PenthouseDesign #ConstructionDetails #Istanbul
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