Cotton Boll is an airport lounge at Cukurova Airport that blends cultural heritage, comfort, and sustainability. Inspired by the region's cotton fields and artisanal textiles, the design features a flowing ceiling structure with natural cotton fabrics and integrated led lighting. A handcrafted mosaic panel, echoing local craftsmanship, enhances the space's identity. Thoughtfully arranged seating, intuitive spatial flow, and sustainable materials ensure a seamless passenger experience. By merging tradition with modernity, Cotton Boll transforms transit into a refined cultural journey.

Ece Gülağaç is an architect and co-founder of Öge Mimarlık, an Istanbul-based design studio established in 2010 together with Özkan Gülağaç. Their work explores spatial solutions across diverse programs and scales, from cultural and commercial buildings to hospitality and workplace environments. They lead with a research-based, collaborative approach, focusing on how architecture engages with social, cultural, and environmental narratives. Through their practice, they contribute to the built environment by developing projects that prioritize user experience, contextual sensitivity, and long-term adaptability.

Our mission is to create optimal spatial solutions by integrating space, time, and context. Throughout the design process, we prioritize innovation and originality, delivering unique architectural outcomes. Regardless of scale, we approach each project with the same passion and dedication.