Home Design High in the slopes over Turkey's Bodrum Promontory, these beguiling resort manors mix in with their environment. The Gumus Su Estates extend, a joint effort between Cirakoglu Planners and Demirden Outline, comprises of five units on 20 sections of land.
"The fundamental thought was to characterize the single house unit entirely inside of a square, rehash it five times inside of the plot and after that leave whatever remains of the site to nature itself," the planners said. A porch and swimming pool shaded by a bamboo shelter are the trademarks of every estate.
Customary stone dividers root the residences into the slope, while wooden decks and vast glass dividers motivate a contemporary vibe. Every house additionally has its own greenhouse.
The parlor, rooms and bathrooms inside every estate are singular pieces associated through interior lobbies. A vast living zone, highlighting diverse accents and connected to the deck, goes about as the social center of the resort manors.
Supportable components incorporate thick stone dividers that give warm protection, bamboo shields that further keep the insides cool, and semi-open flow territories for characteristic ventilation. [Photography by Cemal Emden]
