Ergün Architecture
- Cemil Topuzlu Caddesi, Hacı Mehmet Sokak, No 24, İş Bankası Blokları A Blok No:5, Fenerbahçe, Kadıköy, İstanbul, Türkiye
- 0216-3600051
- www.ergunmimarlik.com.tr
Ergün Mimarlık; It is an architecture and design studio founded by Dr. Ender Ergün and Master Architect Cavit Ergün in 1995 in Istanbul. Adopting a collective production model with the joint participation of Architect Eser Ergün in 2007, the team aims to produce fresh and new ideas in the fields of architecture and interior architecture. In order to ensure the spatial integrity of the buildings it has designed, since 2012, Architect Zeynep Yapar Ergün and Architect Esat Özkan established the interior architecture department, producing interior architectural projects, bringing together architectural practices with interior solutions.
Ergün Mimarlık, which has been serving in a wide range of different scales such as residences, business centers, shopping centers, hospitals, social and cultural facilities since its establishment, has a design understanding that handles the projects it produces with its environmental context and urban integrity. It prefers realistic and rational approaches by foreseeing the applicability of structures in the design process. By keeping the user experience at the focal point of the spatial design, it aims to create an atmosphere in which the buildings and spaces it designed arouse excitement and interest in the user.
The team, which does not deny the importance of competition practice for the development of the production process, has received various awards, 5 of which are first, in the national architectural project competitions. Designed by Ergün Mimarlık, Mermerler Plaza, Nida Kule Göztepe, Nidapark Beşiktaş, Palladium Antakya, Pendik Cebeci Residences, 3s Firuze Konakları Sales Office buildings, European Property Awards, World Architecture Community Awards, Sign Of The City Awards and Arkitera Architecture Yearbook Selections. He received awards in many international platforms.
Ergün Mimarlık designs user-oriented spaces and living environments that contribute to the urban culture by considering and questioning all production processes within its own context.
