To mark its 75th anniversary, Akbank partnered with Autoban to transform its Istanbul headquarters, redefining the institutional workplace for a new era. Located within Sabancı Center Tower 1, the 33-floor renovation introduces a contemporary, human-centered approach to banking culture, integrating wellbeing, adaptability, and design excellence across workspaces, executive levels, social zones, and public-facing areas.
Autoban designed the first dedicated Istanbul headquarters for Beylerbeyi İçecek, an independent beverage company known for its cultured, unconventional ethos. Set within a 1960s-era detached house in Emirgan, the project represents a conscious departure from conventional office design, favouring intimacy, character, and connection over formality and hierarchy.
Autoban designed the new headquarters for Özak Global Holding Offices, set within the innovative Büyükyalı Project, a new seaside neighborhood established through extending the Bosphorus’ coastal line located at the very intersection of Istanbul’s all new transportation systems.. Situated in the South-West C Block of the Büyükyalı Project, the total project area spans 8100 square meters.
Aut oban designed the new Kanyon headquarters of Estée Lauder in Istanbul, taking into account the company’s new generation of collective interdisciplinary work requirements.
Started as a small car rental company, Central wanted to celebrate the success it has achieved over the years with a new office design that would also help motivate the employees for even greater success.
Doğan TV Center where the two TV networks operate, recently given a makeover by Autoban to the main entrance and lobby.
A contemporary office in the 19th-century building by the French-Ottoman architect Alexander Vallaury, in neo-classical style with Belle Epoque details, along with elements of the eclectic Ottoman architecture.
Autoban has completed 83 shops for Vakko thus far, one of the pioneers in luxury fashion in Turkey, representing history and modernity in the same breath.
Autoban designed the corporate offices for FIBA Group, a leading Turkish holding company which operates one of the largest foreign investments among other holdings in different sectors, and continues to grow globally with rational, permanent and innovative investments, while driving its business to create more value to the world, society and people.
