PORTFOLIO | ABD

A.BARAN DILEGELEN PORTFOLIO04.01.18 - 02.01.24

COMPLETED PROJECTS

FULL LIST OF WORKS 04.01.18 - 02.01.24

RESTAURANT 2018 The Jolly Joker - Hospitality Venue - Muswell Hill | London 2018 Cirrik - Authentic Kurdish Restaurant - Hackney | London 2019 Zavi - Restaurant & Bar -New Eltham | London 2019 Istanbul - Turkish Restaurant - Finchley | London 2019 Kervan Restaurant - Middle Eastern Restaurant - Wood Green | London 2019 Sark- Mediterranean Restaurant & Cocktail Bar - Maldon | Essex 2019 Aksular - Turkish Restaurant - Enfield | London 2020 Blu Restaurant & Cocktail Bar - Southend 2019 Kervan - Middle Eastern Restaurant - Church Street | London 2021 Kervan Saray - Turkish Restaurant - Waltham Cross | Broxbourne 2021 Breeze - Mediterranean Restaurant - Chingford | London 2021 Corbaci - Soup Restaurant - Haringey | London 2021 Bar Logo - Ramsey | Isle of Man 2022 Paparazzi - Fine Dining Restaurant - Maldon | Essex 2022 Fora Turkish Restaurant - St Johns Wood | London 2021 Drunch - Bistro - St Johns Wood | London 2022 Longlane Fish Bar - Southwark | London 2022 Reis Steak House - Ruislip | London 2023 La’De Kitchen- 3 Branches Newbury + Camberley + Sunningdale 2023 Alaz Restaurant Finchley | London 2023 The Luxe Farnham | Surrey

THE LUXE | FARNHAM TURNKEY PROJECT POSEIDON ROOM

FULL LIST OF WORKS

04.01.18 - 02.01.24

CAFE 2018 Jimmy’s Kitchen - City of London 2022 Eco Bravo Cafe - Enfield | London 2023 Drunch Cafe - Mayfair | London

RESIDENTIAL 2019 Timur Mansion - Malatya, Turkey 2020 Holiday House - Elbistan, Turkey 2022 Fi Residence - Waltham Abbey, Hertfordshire 2021 Kral Mansion - Cuffley, Hertfordshire

BEAUTY CLINIC 2020 Gemma Guler - Haringey | London

GYM 2020 The Body Factory - Enfield | London

LOUNGE 2018 Janti Brasserie & Lounge- Chingford | London 2019 144 Lounge - Watford | Hertfordshire 2019 Montana Lounge - Haringey | London 2020 The Perch - London 2022 DoDo Lounge - Basildon | Essex

SUPERMARKET 2018 Shopping Tree - Hoxton | London 2019 Wood Stock - Loughton | Essex 2019 Food Art - Enfield | London 2021 Crouch End Organic - Crouch End | London

SALAD BAR 2019 Zest Salad Bar - Loughton | Essex 2020 Zest Salad Bar - South Woodford | Essex 2021 Zest Salad Bar - Finsbury Park | London

GARDEN 2020 Timur Residence - Cuffley | Hertfordshire

DEVELOPMENT 2018 Edmonton Arches - Shopping Parade Edmonton | London PAPARAZZI RESTAURANT & BAR | TURNKEY PROJECT | GATSBY ROOM

**References available upon request Due to my clients' privacy, contact information has been omitted. For detailed information or references from any of my clients, kindly reach out, and I'll be happy to provide the necessary details.

ALI BARAN DILEGELEN 04.01.18 - 02.01.24

SELECTED WORKS 04.01.18 - 02.01.24

THE LUXE RESTAURANT & BAR 19th CENTURY GRADE III LISTED BUILDING Pages: 01-06

PAPARAZZI RESTAURANT & NIGHT CLUB 18th CENTURY GRADE II* LISTED BUILDING Pages: 07-12

KERVAN RESTAURANT THE MALL SHOPPING CITY Pages: 13-16

THE PERCH UK’s LARGEST RESTAURANT & BAR 6th FLOOR CAR PARK Pages: 17-18

TIMUR MANSION 3 - S T O R E Y H O L I D AY M A N S I O N SPANNING 500 sqm WITH AN INDOOR SWIMMING POOL & A GARAGE Pages: 19-22

THE LUXE | FARNHAM VAN GOGH ROOM

THE LUXE | RESTAURANT & BAR FARNHAM Nestled within the historic Lion & Lamb courtyard, The Luxe restaurant, housed in a 16th-century coaching inn, is a testament to sophisticated interior design. Drawing inspiration from the rich tapestry of ancient muses, this playful Mediterranean fine-dining establishment seamlessly combines theatrical elements with a relaxed dining atmosphere, positioning itself at the nexus of culinary artistry and aesthetic finesse.

PROJECT ✦Grade III Listed building in a conservation area ✦Former Retail Unit ✦360sqm with a 120 People Seating Capacity ✦Includes Cocktail Bar and Performing Stage

The design ethos of The Luxe pays homage to the opulence of global design language, weaving together influences from illustrious sources such as Greek mythology, the works of Italian painter Botticelli, and the masterpieces of Dutch painter Van Gogh. Every facet of the restaurant's interior, from the Turning Poseidon statue to faux Van Gogh paintings and Sienna marble tabletops, is meticulously curated to echo diverse design heritages.

The very essence of various artists is embedded in the dining chairs, tables, and portraits, creating an immersive and culturally rich environment.

The meticulous design process extended to the kitchen, a three-week endeavor that involved collaboration with chefs, equipment companies, and engineers to optimize the use of a compact space without compromising the extensive menu. The result is a harmonious fusion of functionality and aesthetic appeal.

WHAT I DID?

Turn-Key Project | Stage 1-9 ✦ Brand Positioning and Proposition ✦ Brand Identity ✦ Brand Application ✦ Branded Experience and Interior Design ✦ Design + Build ✦ M&E Engineering ✦ Material Sourcing + Transportation ✦ Commercial Kitchen Design + Build ✦ Menu Research + Application

Onyx tables on the ground floor define VIP seating areas, providing an exclusive space for celebratory occasions.

The restaurant is ingeniously divided into four distinct concepts: the Van Gogh Room, Botticelli Room, Yayoi Kusama Room, and Poseidon Room. Each space, from the bespoke chairs and tables to the meticulously crafted furniture and table lights, reflects the ingenuity of the designer.

Noteworthy are the bespoke table lights, featuring epoxy molds of Greek god busts illuminated from within, casting a unique and evocative ambiance. The transition from one concept to another is seamlessly orchestrated, offering patrons a dynamic and immersive dining experience. Even the restroom is a work of art, inspired by Yayoi Kusama, employing 6mm plexi mirrors on walls, ceilings, and doors, complemented by disco balls and lights that create an illusion of infinite space.

It's essential to bear in mind that the provided photographs capture the essence of The Luxe before the final touches were applied, promising an even more refined and captivating ambiance upon completion.

THE LUXE

The Luxe transcends being just a restaurant; it stands as an experimental sanctuary. Envision rotating statues, an enchanting infinity disco, and alluring laser smokes that grace every corner.

Bespoke onyx tables exude sophistication beneath a celestial starry night ceiling. This haven for art lovers also features a plethora of artworks, creating an immersive experience. Each room unfurls a distinct world, elevating the dining encounter. The Luxe is a culinary odyssey, inviting guests to lose themselves in a realm where creativity knows no bounds—an absolute haven for those who appreciate the fusion of gastronomy and artistry.

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Ground Floor Unit 6 - The Barn (The Lion and Lamb Yard), Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7LL

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Tottenham Green Enterprise Centre | Town Hall Approach Road London | N15 4RX

Tel: 07848 1949 73 Email: hello@parallaxlondon.com All materials copyright to Parallax Design Ltd. Not to be reproduced or circulated without prior concent.

Do not scale from the drawing.

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Drawing Title La'De Restaurant & Bar Unit 15, 6 Lion and Lamb Yard Farnham, GU9 7LL

First Floor Unit 6 - The Barn (The Lion and Lamb Yard), Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7LL

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THE LUXE

THE LUXE MEDITERRANEAN FINE DINING RESTAURANT

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As a pivotal addition to the esteemed La'De Kitchen Group, The Luxe Restaurant & Bar was meticulously conceptualized to infuse a fresh perspective into the group's culinary narrative, strategically aligned with its prime location. Nestled in the heart of Farnham, in close proximity to the University of Arts, antique shops, galleries, and art workshops, the restaurant caters to a discerning audience deeply interested in the arts, targeting individuals aged between 35 to 85.

Location: Strategically situated in Farnham, the restaurant is well-placed to attract a diverse clientele from the University of Arts and the thriving artistic community.

Art-Inspired Design: The ground floor is adorned with the iconic Botticelli Primavera painting, while the Cloak Room Wardrobe features Titian's masterpiece, The Fall of Man. Renaissance portraits grace the walls, complemented by mirrored ceilings and the whimsical touch of artificial orange trees, boasting over 300 artificial oranges, and Acer palmatum artificial trees.

This carefully curated ambiance creates a unique dining experience, seamlessly blending culinary excellence with an immersive artistic atmosphere.

THE LUXE

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PROPOSED TIMBERS TO REPLICATE EXISTING PROPOSED EXTENSION FACADE TO BE IDENTICAL TO EXISTING See Page 1044 for more details

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Existing Commercial Kitchen Exhaust FanTO BE RELOCATED on the 1st Floor Terrace

SEE PAGE 1041, 1042 & 1043 for TIMBER GLAZED FACADE (doors & windows) details

ALL NEW RAINWATER GUTTERING BRACKETS, HOPPERS AND DOWNPIPES BY BRETT MARTIN USING THE BLACK CAST IRON STYLE SYSTEM

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PROJECT ✦Grade II* Listed building in a conservation area ✦Former Italian Restaurant ✦520sqm including 170sqm Garden ✦Includes Cocktail Bar and Performing Stage ✦108 people - indoor seating capacity ✦60 people - outdoor seating capacity

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Tel: 07848 1949 73 Email: hello@parallaxlondon.co.uk

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ADDRESS: 69-71 High Street Maldon CM9 5EP

Description

PAPARAZZI | RESTAURANT & NIGHT CLUB ESSEX

Email: dilegelen@gmail.com

All materials copyright to Parallax Design Ltd. Not to be reproduced or circulated without prior concent.

Do not scale from the drawing.

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A Fusion of Opulence and Legacy in Maldon, Essex Paparazzi; captivating venture nestled within the historical charm of an 18th-century listed building in Maldon, Essex. Formerly known as Prezzo, this iconic establishment has been transformed into an ultra-luxury fine dining restaurant and nightclub, renowned for its mesmerizing dance shows.

WHAT I DID?

Turn-Key Project | Stage 1-9 ✦Brand Positioning and Proposition ✦Brand Identity ✦Brand Application ✦Branded Experience and Interior Design ✦Design + Build ✦Planning Applications ✦Building Control Applications ✦M&E Engineering ✦Material Sourcing + Transportation ✦Commercial Kitchen Design + Build ✦Menu Research + Application ✦Furniture & Cutlery Design + Sourcing

The vision for Paparazzi was clear – to create an atmosphere of unparalleled luxury, a dark and gold haven exuding the grandeur of Dubai's power shows. The challenges were abundant, from the complex layout to the historical significance of the site. Undeterred, I navigated through the intricacies, submitting four planning applications to bring this vision to life.

The journey extended beyond borders, with a two-month sojourn in Turkey dedicated to meticulously crafting every detail. From bespoke furniture to custom cutlery and uniforms, each element was conceived with precision. The result is a symphony of sophistication that resonates throughout Paparazzi.

The layout posed unique challenges, particularly with stairs weaving through the three distinct rooms of the restaurant. To counter this, I conceived individual concepts for each space, ensuring a seamless blend of luxury and functionality.

The first room, named "Orient Express," draws inspiration from the opulent Orient Express trains – the epitome of regality.

Seating booths mirror train cabins, complete with champagne buttons for an indulgent experience.

In the "Boticelli" room, homage is paid to the great Italian artist Sandro Boticelli. His brush strokes adorn the walls, featuring his iconic Primavera painting as wallpaper and other masterpieces as canvas, creating an immersive art-centric environment.

The pièce de résistance is the "Gatsby" room, the largest and most opulent space, inspired by the timeless classic "The Great Gatsby." Bathed in gold, adorned with glamorous decorative panels, this room emanates power and allure, setting the stage for the most extravagant celebrations.

Maldon Council - Planning Applications https://publicaccess.maldon.gov.uk/online-applications/ Ref. No: 22/05096/DET Ref. No: 22/00546/ADV Ref. No: 22/00033/FUL Ref. No: 22/00034/LBC

Completing this ambitious project took six months, marked by side and rear extensions, and the installation of new electrical, extractor, and air-con systems. Even the quest for the perfect tiles took a month, as we adhered to the constraints of working with a listed building. The rear timber glass shopfront, designed in Turkey, seamlessly aligns with the heritage requirements.

Paparazzi isn't just a venue; it's an immersive experience, a testament to the fusion of opulence and legacy. It stands as a beacon of architectural prowess and artistic finesse, inviting patrons to step into a world where every detail is a work of art, and every moment is a celebration of luxury.

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Elevating the brand identity of Paparazzi restaurant, I meticulously crafted a suite of 12 bespoke logos tailored for diverse purposes. These menus, " Ůlogos . adorned , # Ŭ , entrances, rooms, and even intricately engraved cutlery, exhibiting a harmonious blend of aesthetic sophistication and functionality.

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The creative process extended beyond conceptualisation; I considered material, spatial dynamics, and engraving specifications to ensure each logo seamlessly integrated into its designated space. Every logo encapsulates the essence of Paparazzi, resonating with the restaurant's ambiance and brand narrative.

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Turkey, overseeing the production of every The commitment to excellence in logo e l e m e nt . T h i s h a n d s - o n " Ů a p p . r o a c , # Ŭ , h design mirrors the overarching dedication guaranteed the precision and quality to creating a distinctive and immersive synonymous with Paparazzi. Six 40-feet dining experience at Paparazzi, where containers, laden with carefully crafted every detail, down to the logos, contributes products, were shipped, each item a to the restaurant's unique identity. testament to the fusion of design and craftsmanship from the heart of Turkey.

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Experimental bar design that captures the essence of the Golden Age Gatsby. This unique project combines resin, interactive lights, fake crystals, leather, LED strip lighting, and copper to evoke the opulence of a bygone era.

Resin forms a seamless, alluring surface, while interactive lights dynamically transform the ambiance, responding to the rhythm of the space. Fake crystals cast prismatic reflections, leather adds tactile richness, and LED strip lighting modernizes the extravagance of the era.

This is not just a bar; it's a journey back in time, a celebration of Gatsby's glamour with a contemporary twist. Join us in experiencing the radiance of this uniquely envisioned space, where the spirit of the past converges with modern design innovation. Cheers to the elegance of Gatsby's Golden Age!

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Tottenham Green Enterprise Centre | Town Hall Approach Road London | N15 4RX

Tel: 07848 1949 73 Email: hello@parallaxlondon.co.uk Email: dilegelen@gmail.com

All materials copyright to Parallax Design Ltd. Not to be reproduced or circulated without prior concent.

Do not scale from the drawing.

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+44 7848 1949 73 / dilegelen@gmail.com

179,181,183 High Road, London N22 6BA

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KERVAN SOFRASI LIMITED

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PROJECT ✦4-storey restaurant in a shopping city ✦1100sqm with a seating capacity for 380 people over ground and first floor areas ✦Amalgamation of existing restaurant and card shop into one larger restaurant

✦Includes a meat factory, offices, and staff rooms

WHAT I DID? Interior Design + Project Management | Stage 1-9 ✦Interior Design ✦Material Sourcing + Transportation ✦Commercial Kitchen Design

As the lead in interior design, project management, and commercial kitchen design, I spearheaded the transformation of Kervan, London's most sought-after modern Turkish Restaurant. With a notable presence across four branches in Wood Green, Southgate, and Edmonton, the Wood Green establishment stands as the flagship venue, radiating vibrancy in a buzzing, light-filled ambiance.

The design palette revolves around rich burgundy and mustard tones of varying hues, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Nestled within a four-storey structure within a bustling shopping centre, each alteration required meticulous coordination with the shopping centre management, ensuring seamless integration and compliance.

The first two floors are dedicated to culinary craftsmanship, housing the commercial kitchen, staff areas, and customer seating spaces. This careful arrangement ensures a harmonious flow between the heart of the restaurant and the patrons it serves. The second floor accommodates the administrative nerve center, housing offices essential for the smooth operation of the establishment. Lastly, the third floor houses the meat factory and storage areas, further solidifying Kervan's commitment to quality sourcing and storage practices.

The Wood Green branch serves as a flagship, not only for its size but also for its meticulous design and operational efficiency.

Drawing from the vibrancy of Turkish and Middle Eastern cuisine, Kervan offers an enticing array of chargrilled meats and meze dishes, captivating diners with an authentic taste of culinary excellence.

Having lent my expertise to Kervan Wood Green, I also provided valuable insights for the Southgate and Church Street branches, ensuring a cohesive and successful expansion of this beloved culinary brand. The journey of Kervan is a testament to the fusion of design, functionality, and culinary artistry, creating a memorable dining experience within the heart of Wood Green.

KERVAN

Kervan's prominence extends beyond culinary excellence, earning its place as the UK's foremost kebab-selling restaurant, catering to an impressive clientele of up to 10,000 people per week solely at the Wood Green branch. The vast scale of operations demanded an immersive collaboration, prompting a comprehensive three-week engagement with key stakeholders.

During this intensive period, I worked closely with the directors, managers, and chefs, forging a unified vision that harmonized culinary innovation with spatial design. This collaborative effort extended to strategic consultations with engineers, shopping centre management, a secondary interior design consultation company (whose services did not align with customer expectations), planning consultants, and the structural engineer. This multifaceted engagement ensured that every aspect of the project was meticulously planned, addressing not only the aesthetic and culinary elements but also the intricate structural and operational requirements.

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In navigating the complexities of a four-storey structure within a bustling shopping centre, constant communication and collaboration with stakeholders were imperative. Meetings were convened with shopping centre management to secure approvals for each modification, reinforcing Kervan's commitment to seamless integration within the broader retail environment.

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Engaging in extensive discussions with different chefs became a crucial aspect of the design process. A table, seemingly of modest size, was meticulously tailored to accommodate the varied roles of the main chef, soup chef, bartender, salad chef, and the takeaway kitchen, each utilizing the space at different times of the day. Every movement of both staff and customers was taken into consideration, ensuring optimal functionality and a seamless dining experience.

Wood Green, in its architectural finesse and operational efficiency, has become a benchmark for other Kervan establishments and has set a standard for many Turkish restaurants across the UK. This project exemplifies the delicate balance between aesthetic innovation and practical functionality, establishing Kervan Wood Green as a standout destination and a trailblazer within the culinary landscape.

Kervan - Church Street | London

Kervan - Southgate | London

Designing the Kervan restaurant in Wood Green was a truly gratifying experience, marked by unique challenges and a diverse clientele that spanned across all strata of society. The restaurant's inclusive appeal is evident as it welcomes CEOs in suits conducting business meetings at one table, alongside construction workers fresh from their day's labor, and devout customers seeking kosher or halal options. Meanwhile, another table buzzes with the vibrant energy of patrons enjoying a variety of cocktails.

Notably, Kervan Wood Green operates around the clock, open 24 hours a day, and only closed to customers for a brief 8-hour period. This continuous operation presented a distinctive set of challenges and required meticulous planning to accommodate the diverse needs of patrons throughout the day and night.

Kervan - Wood Green | London

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PROJECT ✦ Restaurant and bar project on the vacant 6th floor of a shopping city car park ✦ Spans 4400sqm with 800 people indoor seating capacity ✦ Offers an outdoor experience with a terrace capacity for 180 people and an additional outside seating capacity for 200 people ✦ Features unique igloo seating for 52 people

THE PERCH LONDON The Perch, a visionary project situated on the 6th floor of The Mall - West Car Park, Wood Green Shopping Centre, stands as a testament to reimagining urban spaces for public benefit. Spearheaded by Kervan Sofrasi Limited, this venture transforms an underutilized parking area into a vibrant rooftop bistro, bar, and café, fostering leisure, creativity, and greenery in the heart of Wood Green's bustling town centre.

WHAT I DID? Vision Identification: Conducted area analysis, identifying needs and community dynamics.

Researched similar projects for benchmarking and refinement.

Efficient Planning: Streamlined project timeline for swift, quality construction.

Developed cost-effective solutions adhering to planning requirements.

Strategic Ideation: Introduced a unique concept for The Perch, aligning with local growth aspirations.

Crafted an ideology promoting diversification, community engagement, and leisure.

Holistic Management: Collaborated with stakeholders, including engineers and planning consultants.

Ensured conceptual integrity through meticulous planning and execution.

Creative Outputs: Created technical drawings, facilitating construction efficiency.

Developed drawings for planning applications, ensuring regulatory compliance.

Designed interiors, VR presentations, and concept booklets for comprehensive project visualization.

Impact: Transformed The Mall - West Car Park into an urban oasis, blending functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability.

The Perch serves as a flagship, showcasing proficiency in urban revitalization.

Endorsement: The Perch exemplifies my ability to identify, plan, and execute transformative urban initiatives, contributing to the vibrancy of Wood Green.

The design incorporates a prefabricated metal structure with a retractable roof, creating a 750sqm terrace bar adorned with wooden igloos, a children's play area, and lush green spaces. Functioning as a utopic rooftop oasis, The Perch features an observatory with unobstructed views of the London skyline and Alexandra Palace, complemented by an outdoor fireplace, rooftop fire pits, and lounge seating to enhance the cityscape experience.

Strategically located near Wood Green Underground Station, the project envisions a shift from traditional parking spaces to a vibrant leisure destination, addressing the area's diversification and community facility needs.

Furthermore, waste management measures ensure a seamless integration of environmental sustainability, emphasizing The Perch's commitment to the revitalization of Wood Green's urban landscape. The Perch, a model of urban ingenuity, not only enhances the visual appeal but also contributes to the safety, security, and overall vibrancy of the local area.

THE PERCH I’m interested in parallax not only what it’s literal usual meaning of the term. Which is you observe an object, you see a change, but that change is not really a change in the object, but just a change how you relate to the object in your perspective of the object. I think one should add another twist and transpose this shift which may appear to be just shift in your perception into reality itself.

What interests me is the objects which are in themselves inconsistent.

Once they appear in this way then they appear in another way but there is no ultimate truth. The objects are the materialisation of this inconsistency. But what interests me is how this works.

Today’s so called post modern architecture’s buildings which are privately owned but pretend to enact some kind of open public space. We can see this, in the work of modern architects like Daniel Libeskind, Frank Gehry and many deconstructive buildings I think what fascinated me in some of their buildings is how sometimes they literally look as spacial materialisation of parallax often. Especially for example in Libeskind’s, the Jewish Museum, looks as if it doesn’t follow the consisted plan. As it tries to materialise to conflicting inconsistent architectural visions. What social or ideological dangers antagonisms does this parallactic architecture materialise? I think the answer is clear, we live at the time where, formally democratic open space, politically correct, tolerance for everyone, no exclusions and so on. We have a public space, but then this public space itself is secretly or not so secretly privatised. To put in very simplify terms, accounts for all this dungeons of our, they are so popular, they are emblematic of today’s architecture. All these public performance arts venues which are very popular to say they shouldn’t be elitist, they should be open space where you don't have just boring elitist art. You have also shops, cafeterias and so on. But I think this is false openness.

Exploring Elemental Forms

The holistic design ethos of The Perch is rooted in the concept of parallax, where my focus was beyond commercial objectives to create a genuinely public space. Positioned on the previously unused 6th-floor car park, this innovative project aims to attract visitors from across London, offering more than just commercial amenities. The emphasis is on crafting a truly public realm, inviting locals and visitors alike to engage with the space, partake in free activities, and relish the offerings of a beautiful public park and an observation centre. The Perch is designed not just for utility but as a dynamic destination enriching the urban fabric with accessible and inviting communal experiences.

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PROJECT ✦ 33-storey holiday mansion in Malatya, Turkey ✦ Spans 500 sqm with 7 bedrooms ✦ Including a 2-bedroom staff house ✦ 6 en-suite bedrooms ✦ Located on a hillside of a small village in Northern Anatolia

WHAT I DID? Interior Design + Project Management | Stage 1-9 ✦Architecture & Interior Design ✦Material Sourcing + Transportation ✦Commercial Kitchen Design

TIMUR MANSION EASTERN ANATOLIA Buzzing, light-filled Turkish and Middle Eastern culinary establishment situated in a bustling shopping hub.

3-storey holiday mansion spanning 500 sqm in Malatya, Turkey, featuring a total of 7 bedrooms, including a separate 2-bedroom house for staff within the building itself. Key contributions included creating detailed layout plans and providing a Virtual Reality (VR) interior presentation. Collaborated remotely with a local construction company via Zoom for effective project management. The mansion boasts upscale amenities such as an indoor pool, garage, terraces, and an indoor garden, enhancing the overall lifestyle experience for the client.

Challenges during construction, including difficulties in transporting materials like red clay roof tiles and a shortage of skilled labour, prompted a strategic redesign of the exterior, ensuring adaptability to the unique site conditions. The mansion now stands as a testament to resilience, featuring upscale amenities such as an indoor pool, garage, terraces, and an indoor garden, elevating the overall lifestyle experience for the client.

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Initial Design Concept: Classic Style Living Room Interior Design Initiating the project with a client's request for a classic design posed initial challenges due to the unique location constraints. Following extensive architectural and interior design efforts, collaborative discussions with local contractors revealed logistical difficulties. Consequently, a strategic decision was made to adapt and modify the entire design, aligning it with the available local labor force. This flexible approach ensured the successful realization of the living room interior design within the given context and constraints.

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FORA RESTAURANT | ST JOHNS WOOD Interior Design + Planning Consent WESTMINSTER | LONDON 11 Circus Rd, London NW8 6NX Project Status: Completed Year: 2022 2750

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Planning Consents It is with immense pride that I present this planning application, a notable endeavor considering its historical context .

Remarkably, this application has been submitted four times by three different architectural firms over the past decade, encountering repeated challenges due to the stringent planning regulations in St John's Wood. Despite the complexity, my

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21/00428/FULL | Installation of retractable part glass part green roof, supporting framework and retractable glass walls around the existing open seating area of the restaurant terrace. | 11 Circus Road London NW8 6NX

dedicated efforts culminated in a meticulously crafted application, which, after a month-long process and thorough negotiations with both the St John's Wood Society and the Westminster Council, successfully secured planning permission.

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and retractable glass walls, thereby enhancing the existing open seating area of the restaurant terrace. Following the successful application, I had the privilege to engage with Drunch and Ivy St Johns Wood, and I express my gratitude to the St John's Wood Society for their invaluable referrals. .

22/00421/ADFULL | Details of 3the m facing 2 materials you will use, including glazing, and elevations and roof plans, pursuant to condition 3 of planning permission dated 1 April 2021 (21/00428/FULL) | 11 Circus Road London NW8 6NX 22/07702/TCH | Use of an area of the public highway measuring 11.8m x 1.9m for the placing of 4 tables and 16 chairs, and 14 planters, in connection with Existing theSite existing Photo ground floor use. | 11 Circus Road London NW8

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Tel: 07848 1949 73

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Email: hello@prllx.co.uk All materials copyright to Parallax Design Ltd. Not to be reproduced or circulated without prior concent.

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Interior Design + Exterior Design WESTMINSTER | LONDON 11 Circus Rd, London NW8 6NX Project Status: Completed Year: 2021 Existing Site Visualization

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BREEZE | CHINGFORD Interior Design + Planning Consent CHINGFORD | LONDON 139 Station Rd, London E4 6AG Project Status: Completed Year: 2021

WHAT I DID?

Turn-Key Project | Stage 1-9 ✦ Design + Build ✦ M&E Engineering ✦ Material Sourcing + Transportation ✦ Commercial Kitchen Design + Build ✦ Menu Research + Application

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REIS | RUISLIP Design + Build RUISLIP | LONDON 85 High St, Ruislip HA4 8JB Project Status: Completed Year: 2022

WHAT I DID?

Turn-Key Project | Stage 1-9 ✦Design + Build ✦M&E Engineering ✦Material Sourcing + Transportation ✦Commercial Kitchen Design + Build ✦Menu Research + Application

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CIRRIK RESTAURANT & BAR Interior Design HACKNEY | LONDON 34 Stoke Newington Rd, London N16 7XJ Project Status: Design Completed Year: 2018

When approached by Chef Ali Kepez and his son Cuma Kepez, the team behind 19 Numara Bos Cirrik, to design their inaugural Cirrik branch, I recognized a unique opportunity to craft an independent restaurant in the vibrant Stoke Newington/ Hackney area of London. I conducted extensive local research, identified the target customer base, and conceptualized the restaurant. Unfortunately, construction plans were thwarted by landlord issues. In 2023, after a four-year gap, my client completed the project. While I provided free design consultation, my busy workload prevented me from personally undertaking the redesign.

Concept: 140sqm, 2-storey restaurant with ground floor, mezzanine floor, and basement floor.

Innovative Design: Introduced two openings on the front to invite sunlight into the basement, creating a unique bridge entrance within the restaurant.

Location: Situated in the dynamic Stoke Newington/Hackney, the restaurant offers a captivating culinary experience.

Extensive Research: Conducted comprehensive area/population research to identify the target customer base.

Sustainable Elements: Incorporated small origami birds, recycled pipes, and recycled plastering into the design.

Magnetic Cinema Signage: Designed eye-catching signage with changeable creative writings, ensuring dynamic and engaging displays changed monthly to attract and retain customers.

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ZEST SALAD BAR

EDMONTON ARCHES

Interior Design LOUGHTON 194 High Rd, IG10 1DN

SOUTH WOODFORD 107B George Ln, E18 1AN

FINSBURY PARK 24 Stroud Green Rd, N4 3EA

Year: 2019

Year: 2020

Year: 2021

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Following the successful completion of Timur Mansion, I was entrusted with the design of a Salad Bar franchise aimed at becoming the UK's largest. Tasked with creating a brand with plans to open 50 branches nationwide, we realised three outlets. Although the venture encountered challenges and didn't meet anticipated success, it provided invaluable learning experiences. Collaborating with brand creators and extensively researching by visiting 10 different salad shops, we sought to redefine the concept, branding, design, and overall experience, resulting in the creation of 'ZEST.' Initiated in early 2017, the journey with the ZEST team, spanning from naming and conceptualization to execution, was a remarkable chapter in my design career.

Commissioned by local businessmen residing in the area, I undertook the Edmonton Arches project, tasked with preparing a design report for the disused Edmonton Railway Station arches. Inspired by the successful utilization of arches in areas such as Shoreditch and the City of London, the project involved creating designs for 14 shops based on measurements extracted from Google Earth. The comprehensive report, including area and site research, basic layout drawings, and 3D/VR presentations referencing other successful arch conversion projects, was well-received by the council, locals, and media. However, the project faced an unforeseen setback as National Rail's disinterest persisted due to unresolved ownership complications involving the local council and London Overground. Successfully completed the design report within a 2-week timeframe. Despite the efficient report delivery, the project spanned over 2 years due to the prolonged process of establishing contact with the appropriate parties at National Rail, London Overground, and the local council. Ultimately, the extended duration led to the decision to discontinue the project.

ECO-BRAVO CAFE

FI RESIDANCE

Interior Design + Project Management ENFIELD | LONDON 196 Lancaster Rd, Enfield EN2 0JH Project Status: Completed Year: 2022

Interior Design WALTHAM ABBEY Project Status: Completed Year: 2022

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SHOPPING TREE | SUPERMARKET & CAFE Interior Design HOXTON | LONDON 51-53 Pitfield St, N1 6BU Project Status: Design Completed Year: 2018

FOOD ART | SUPERMARKET & CAFE Design + Build ENFIELD | LONDON 614, 616 Hertford Rd, EN3 5TD Project Status: Completed Year: 2019

CROUCH END ORGANIC STORE & CAFE Interior Design CROUCH END | LONDON 28 The Broadway, N8 9SH Project Status: Design Completed Year: 2021

WOOD STOCK ORGANIC STORE & CAFE Interior Design + Project Management LOUGHTON | ESSEX 229 High Rd, IG10 1AD Project Status: Completed Year: 2019

GEMMA BEAUTY CLINIC

BODY FACTORY | GYM & SPORTS CENTRE

Design + Build HARINGEY | LONDON 1 Grand Parade, Green Lanes, N4 1JX Project Status: Completed Year: 2020

Planning Consent and Design + Build ISLAND VILLAGE | LONDON 53, 55, 57 Island Centre Way, EN3 6GS Project Status: Completed Year: 2020

Enfield Council | Planning Application Ref: 20/01731/LBC | 20/01730/FUL Installation of extractor flue at roof level.

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ALAZ PERSIAN RESTAURANT

ISTANBUL RESTAURANT

HARINGEY CORBACISI

Interior Design FINCHLEY | LONDON 880, 882 High Rd, N12 9RH Project Status: Interior Design Completed Year: 2019

Interior Design HARINGEY | LONDON 7, Salisbury Promenade, N8 0BX Project Status: Interior Design Completed Year: 2021

Interior Design + Project Management FINCHLEY | LONDON 10 Monkville Ave, NW11 0AH Project Status: Completed Year: 2023

MONTANA LOUNGE

ZAVI RESTAURANT + BAR

MIDDEYS BRASSERIE & LOUNGE

Design + Build TURNPIKE LANE | LONDON 31 Westbury Ave, N22 6BS Project Status: Completed Year: 2018

Design + Build NEW ELTHAM | LONDON 747-753 Sidcup Rd, London SE9 3SA Project Status: Completed Year: 2018

Interior Design + Project Management COCKFOSTERS | LONDON 11 Cockfosters Parade, Cockfosters Rd, N4 0BX Project Status: Completed Year: 2018

**References available upon request Due to my clients' privacy, contact information has been omitted. For detailed information or references from any of my clients, kindly reach out, and I'll be happy to provide the necessary details.