İlkbahar

The blocks, which sit on a three-story base and rise to a total of 8-9 stories, open up to two large gardens on the north and south sides of the property. These gardens feature a landscaped area with trees, including children's play areas and open gathering spaces. The blocks are separated from the shared courtyard by a water feature that defines their private terraces on the ground floors. In the north garden, a social facility takes advantage of the slope, revealing two façades and housing a semi-open swimming pool, an indoor pool, a fitness area, saunas, a children's play area, and a café.

The façades of the blocks that open to the gardens feature large windows and glass-railed balconies accessible from the living room and kitchen to maximize the garden view. In contrast, the bedroom windows of the 1+1 apartments and other units face the street and exhibit a more closed façade character. In this regard, the courtyard façades are perceived as white frames encasing 4-5 story smoke and earth-toned cladding that do not touch the base; along with the white pergolas on the roofs, this design aims to create a lower visual profile for the buildings when viewed from the garden.