TABANLIOGLU ARCHITECTS

Designed by TA_, Milas-Bodrum Airport redefines the typical “non-place” terminal into a regionally meaningful and passenger-centered space.

High ceilings, minimal columns, abundant daylight, and expansive views create a calm atmosphere, while local stone, glass, and lightweight materials establish a distinctive architectural identity connected to Bodrum.

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Nestled between forest and coast, Sipopo Congress Center wraps its bronze mesh facade around every conversation, filtering light as gracefully as it bridges cultures. A place where the world’s voices gather — and the architecture speaks just as loud.

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Transparency operates on multiple registers — as material, as space, and as attitude.

In the Sipopo Conference Centre, it is not merely glass that opens the building to its surroundings, but a spatial logic that refuses enclosure. To be transparent is to be permeable: to light, to landscape, and to the plurality of voices that gather beneath its roof.

Architecture, at its most civic, does not simply shelter — it signals. And here, transparency becomes a quiet declaration: that this is a place built for many, not for few.

— Rowe & Slutzky remind us that transparency is never accidental. It is always, in some sense, a choice.

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Nestled between forest and coast, Sipopo Congress Center wraps its bronze mesh facade around every conversation, filtering light as gracefully as it bridges cultures. A place where the world’s voices gather — and the architecture speaks just as loud.

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A landmark for Senegal’s sporting future, the 50,000 seat Stade du Sénégal set the stage for Africa’s first Olympic event in 2022, while standing as the country’s only internationally certified football venue and one of the continent’s top ten at the time.
Blending sport, city, and culture, its fluid metal façades and vibrant public spaces create an iconic, sustainable destination designed for both global events and everyday community life.

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