İnci Shoainia
Inci Shoainia focuses on architectural design, competition projects, public space production, and cultural heritage. Her academic work and publications explore the relationship between architecture and cultural context, while her professional practice focuses on transforming this research into spatial production.
She approaches architecture not merely as the production of structures, but as a spatial system constructed through ground, movement, and public experience. Her work focuses particularly on the points of tension between urban density and landscape openness; instead of separating these contrasts, she creates transitional spaces that transform them within a continuum. The approach she develops in competition projects is based on a strong diagrammatic structure, the correlation of the program with spatial density, and the transformation of architecture from an object into an organization of space. In her projects, how the space is experienced, how it flows, and how it transforms is more decisive than the structure itself.
Emil Shoainia
His work focuses on architectural design, competition projects, and the production of public spaces, with a particular emphasis on spatial arrangement, structural organization, and the conceptual foundations of the design process.
He views architecture not merely as a physical output, but as a system constructed through the relationships between space, movement, and structure. In his projects, he develops an approach that redefines the relationship between urban context and open spaces, organizing the program through spatial density and flow. This approach, prominent in his competition projects, is expressed through clear diagrammatic decisions, simple yet powerful spatial configurations, and a design language free from unnecessary form exploration. Emil Shoainia's work considers architecture not so much as the production of objects, but as a practice of establishing relationships and creating systems.
