Spatial narratives,
built from analysis.
Tuna Koç designs public buildings, housing, and landscapes that treat memory, terrain, and collective life as one continuous architectural system.
Four projects, one continuous inquiry.
Public architecture, sport and landscape, housing, and building technology — each project treats site analysis as the origin of form, not its justification.
Stratum
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TerraRise Sports Complex
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The Sunken Spine
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Adaptive Housing Bergamo
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A running archive of the original presentation boards — plans, sections, elevations, and analysis sheets — behind each project.
Analysis becomes form.
Wind, shadow, albedo, thermal bridging, circulation, massing — the diagrams that argue for a design, not the ones drawn to decorate it.
Architecture as a spatial narrative.
Tuna Koç is an architectural designer focused on spatial narratives, public life, landscape integration, environmental analysis, and contemporary architectural form. Public life, landscape, and structure are treated as one continuous system.
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