A website for an architecture office building with natural materials

The home page opens with three promises: Architectural Design ('Original. Modern.'), Sustainable Materials ('Natural. Solid.') and Green Facade Systems ('Aesthetic. Efficient.'). Each slide comes with a one-sentence explanation and a link to more detail, so visitors learn what the office does on the first screen. The design language is restrained: a black and white ground, an olive green accent, classic serif headings with italic emphasis.

The About page tells the office's real strength. Chris and Çiğdem are Carnegie Mellon University graduates and have completed sustainable living space projects in the US and Türkiye. Chris specialises in designing with timber load-bearing systems and straw bales; Çiğdem focuses on blending these natural materials with modern construction techniques. Chris's doctoral thesis at Carnegie Mellon is on 'food-producing building facades': plant gardens integrated into the facade cool the building naturally while contributing to the household's food.

Architectural Design, Architectural Implementation, Construction and Furniture Production each have their own page. The Construction page sets out the turnkey process in seven steps: survey, feasibility and permits; implementation drawings and planning; procurement and subcontractor management; site management; quality control; testing, commissioning and training; handover with as-built drawings, warranties and maintenance plans. The same page covers the material approach (timber structures, straw bale walls, low-VOC finishes, passive climate control), occupational safety and photo progress reports. The furniture page describes bespoke production in wood, bamboo and low-VOC finishes that matches the building.

The working process is summed up in three steps: survey and analysis, design and planning, implementation and consultancy. The home page's 'No Question Marks Left!' section answers four questions clients really ask: how the project process works, whether sustainable materials make a project more expensive, what a green facade provides, and what experience abroad adds to projects in Türkiye. The blog has three articles: the future of natural materials, green facades, and architectural approaches that combine tradition with technology.

A quote request is always one step away: the 'Get a Quote' button in the header, the form in the sidebar of all four service pages (name, company, phone, email, message) and a dedicated quote page. The forms are protected against spam with reCAPTCHA. Fixed WhatsApp and phone buttons sit in the corner of the screen; the contact page lists the email address, phone number and Sarıyer address. The site keeps the same flow on mobile.