From concept design to the building permit, from construction drawings to site supervision, we manage every stage of your villa or building under one roof.
At Kilta, architectural design in Bodrum starts with reading the plot itself. The view, the prevailing wind, the sun's path through the day and the character of the surroundings: every building grows out of this information. Our aim is to bring Bodrum's whitewashed, stone-based vernacular architecture together with the needs of contemporary life.
We work on a wide range of projects, from private villas and multi-unit housing to boutique hotels and commercial buildings. In each one, our priority is how the building relates to its setting and how comfortable it is for the people who use it. We also run the permit and zoning process from start to finish, so you can focus on the result rather than the paperwork.
Over more than 13 years we have come to know Bodrum's zoning rules, local building techniques and climate in depth. That experience keeps projects moving smoothly, both legally and technically.
From sea-view villas to family homes: architectural design shaped around your lifestyle and your plot.
Every legal step handled, from the zoning analysis of your plot to obtaining the building permit.
From detail drawings to site coordination, making sure the design is built correctly on site.
We provide architectural design and building permit services across the whole Bodrum peninsula. We know the zoning conditions specific to each area, so your project starts on solid ground.
First the plot's zoning status and plan notes are reviewed. Then come concept design, preliminary design, the permit drawings and municipal approval. After the permit, construction drawings are produced and the build is supervised on site.
No. The permit project is the version of the design prepared to meet zoning regulations and submitted to the municipality for approval. Construction drawings then add the details and dimensions needed to build. See our article What is a permit project?
It depends on the plot's status. Some plots need approval from the regional Conservation Board, so we recommend checking the zoning status and plan notes before you buy: Conservation Board approval in Bodrum.
Turkey's Coastal Law sets a no-build strip of at least 50 metres inland from the shoreline boundary. The exact position depends on the plot's plan and its shoreline boundary data: Seafront plots and the Coastal Law.
Check the zoning certificate, the plan notes, the land's title type (field or building plot), restrictions such as protected, coastal or forest status, and road and utility access. Guide: How to check a plot's zoning status.
Yes. From detail drawings to site coordination, we follow the project on site to make sure it is built as designed.
The first consultation is free. We'd be glad to hear your idea.
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