Marinera Residences: Luxury Waterfront Residences in Turkey by Dilekci Architects
An in-depth look at Marinera Residences, luxury waterfront residences in Turkey by Dilekci Architects, blending innovative design with natural beauty.
Situated in the enchanting region of Ayasaranda, Çeşme, Marinera Residences by Dilekci Architects exemplify the pinnacle of luxury waterfront living in Turkey. This architectural masterpiece merges stunning natural surroundings with innovative design, offering residents an unparalleled living experience by the Aegean Sea.


Architectural Design
Innovative Design and Unique Form
The essence of Marinera Residences is revealed through the interplay between form, material, and light. Each block has been strategically positioned to consider environmental factors such as the sea breeze and sun, providing uninterrupted views and privacy for the residents. The buildings feature irregularly stacked concrete floor slabs at each level, offering wide terraces with delightful views while providing shade to the units below.


Integration with Nature
Harmonious Connection with Surroundings
Marinera Residences respond to their site by creating a silhouette when approached from the sea. The careful consideration of natural elements and integration of green spaces ensure that each resident enjoys a harmonious connection with their surroundings. Terraced gardens have uninterrupted views of the sea, creating a direct and unique relationship with the Aegean waters.

Living Experience
Rich Living Experience by the Water
As a residential development, Marinera recreates the feeling of separate dwellings even in its uppermost units. Overhangs protrude to create generous shaded areas, orienting the project toward Chios Island. The residential project comprises six blocks, hosting 74 units, each presenting a variety of plan schemes and area uses.


Materials and Light
Play of Light and Shadow
The buildings’ glazing and wooden façade elements are designed to disappear visually as shadows are cast, blurring the boundary of the building and creating an interesting play of light and shadow. This striking effect enhances the visual appeal of the residences, making them a standout feature in the landscape.

Common Areas and Amenities
Enriching Outdoor Experience
Main circulation areas and open gardens lead up to large common areas, enriching the outdoor experience of the residents. Marinera creates unexpected views, orienting each unit carefully and distinctly to maximize the visual connection with the sea.


Sustainability
Environmental Considerations
Marinera Residences are designed with sustainability in mind. The integration of green spaces and the careful positioning of each block to maximize natural ventilation and sunlight reduce the need for artificial heating and cooling, making the development environmentally friendly.

A Unique Living Experience
Marinera Residences by Dilekci Architects embody thoughtful design, seamlessly integrating form, material, and light for a unique living experience in harmony with Ayasaranda, Çeşme's natural beauty. These luxury waterfront residences in Turkey offer a rich and fulfilling lifestyle, making them a coveted choice for those seeking the best in modern living.
All the photographs are work of Thomas Mayer
Popular Articles
Popular articles from the community
Gads Hill Early Learning Center by JGMA: Adaptive Reuse Shaping Community-Focused Educational Architecture
Adaptive reuse transforms fragmented structure into vibrant early learning center with playful façade, natural light, and community-focused sustainable design.
Atelier Macri Concept Store Interior Design by CASE-REAL
Atelier Macri store features a "ko" counter, walnut wood details, cork displays, blending retail, gallery, and seamless customer experiences.
The Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition (Krob)
As the most senior architectural drawing competition currently in operation anywhere in the world, it draws hundreds of entries each year, awarding the very best submissions in a series of medium-based categories.
Split House: A Compact Urban Home Blending Privacy, Light, and Flexible Living in Japan
Compact Japanese home featuring DOMA space, flexible café potential, passive lighting, privacy zoning, and sustainable urban living design.
Similar Reads
You might also enjoy these articles
The Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition (Krob)
As the most senior architectural drawing competition currently in operation anywhere in the world, it draws hundreds of entries each year, awarding the very best submissions in a series of medium-based categories.
Waterfront Redevelopment and Urban Revitalization in Mumbai: Forging a New Dawn for Darukhana
A transformative waterfront redevelopment project reimagining Darukhana’s shipbreaking heritage into an inclusive urban future.
OUT-OF-MAP: A Call for Postcards on Feminist Narratives of Public Space
Rhizoma Design and Research Lab invites artists, designers, architects, researchers, and students to reflect on how feminist perspectives can reshape public space. Selected works will be exhibited in Barcelona, October 2026. Submissions open until 15 April 2026.
Documentation Work on Buddhist Wooden Temple
Architectural syncretism and cultural hybridity: A comparative study of the Buddhist temples in Chattogram Hill tracks
Explore Architecture Competitions
Discover active competitions in this discipline
The International Standard for Design Portfolios
The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards
The Global Benchmark for Graduation Excellence
Challenge to design mud housing for contemporary communities
Comments (0)
Please login or sign up to add comments
No comments yet. Be the first to comment!