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Architects: PIN Architects
- Area: 125 m²
- Year: 2021
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Photographs:İbrahim Özbunar
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Lead Architects: Salih Kucuktuna, Fikret Sungay, Ekin Arslan Bahçeci, Batuhan Demirkaya, Çaglar Biber
Text description provided by the architects. G House is a minimalist, ecologically sustainable residence designed to coexist with its natural surroundings in the Gökçeovacık region of Muğla, Turkey. Positioned on a rocky slope overlooking Göcek Island, the house offers a seamless connection to nature while maintaining a low-impact footprint. The initial site visit took place on a rainy January day, setting the tone for the project's deep engagement with the landscape. The terrain, shaped by thousands of years of rainwater erosion, consists of limestone rock formations, olive trees, and a dense natural cover. The project sought to respect and preserve this unique ecosystem while designing a functional, comfortable, and aesthetically refined living space.
