Two-storey, flat-roofed family house with white render at dusk, warm-lit windows and olive trees
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Architecture & construction · Kecskemét

ATA Architecture – A placewhere webelong.

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00The ATA approach

Architectureremem-bers.

The communal sense of space at Göbeklitepe shapes how ATA thinks about origins and about belonging somewhere.

We carry this way of thinking, inherited from the past, into spaces made for the way we live today.

01Origin

The memoryof place

The monumental pillars and circular enclosures of Göbeklitepe preserve one of the earliest traces of people shaping space together.

For ATA, this heritage carries a simple idea: architecture gives lasting form to our need to belong.

A sense of origin. A contemporary architectural voice.

Two monumental T-shaped limestone pillars in the middle of a circular stone wall, in early morning lightGöbeklitepeShared space in stone
Illustration after the T-shaped pillars of Göbeklitepe.

02How we build

Ancient forms,modernhomes.

The two pillars and the double arc of our mark are not decoration. These three forms show how we work.

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    Solid foundations

    The ancient stone pillars stood for thousands of years. We build to the same standard, so what we hand over serves for generations.

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    Care

    The double arc embraces the pillars, just as we embrace every detail of the work, from foundation to roof.

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    An old idea, a new form

    We design with a concept: we draw on the forms of the past and shape them for life today. Beyond the threshold, your home begins.

Solid walls, and room for life between them. That is what we build.

03Homes

Spacesmade for living.

Garden façade of a flat-roofed house at dusk; across the terrace, the warmly lit living room is mirrored in the pool
Garden façadeFlat roof, terrace and pool.
Single-storey, L-shaped flat-roofed house with white render, an oak-slatted entrance and olive trees in late afternoon sun
Street façadeClean volumes, a flat roof: this is how we build.

Inside

Materials, light and proportion: the details are what give a home its calm.

Images are illustrative visualisations.

04Our services

Twelvecrafts,one approach.

In all our work, we treat the character of the materials and the quality of construction in harmony with the building as a whole.

  1. Gloved hand smoothing cream plaster with a trowel beside an arched wall01 / 12

    Plastering

    Details
  2. Paint roller on a terracotta wall in a sunlit room with an arched window02 / 12

    Painting

    Details
  3. Oak-floored corridor lit by concealed lighting, with a bronze switch03 / 12

    Electrical work

    Details
  4. Timber formwork with steel props beside a reinforced concrete wall under construction, in low sunlight04 / 12

    Formwork

    Details
  5. Concrete pump hose pouring fresh concrete onto the reinforcement05 / 12

    Concrete work

    Details
  6. Mineral wool insulation boards fixed with anchors on a façade06 / 12

    Insulation

    Details
  7. Tall solid timber entrance door in a travertine surround, with an olive tree07 / 12

    Exterior doors

    Details
  8. Flush oak door in a bright, lime-plastered room08 / 12

    Interior doors

    Details
  9. Floor-to-ceiling, slim-framed window overlooking a Mediterranean garden09 / 12

    Windows

    Details
  10. Gloved hand laying oak herringbone parquet10 / 12

    Parquet flooring

    Details
  11. Travertine-tiled bathroom with a walk-in shower and a wall niche11 / 12

    Tiling

    Details
  12. New terracotta tile roof with a gutter on a house with a travertine façade12 / 12

    Roofing & roof renovation

    Details

05Materials

Whatyour homeis made of.

Earth, clay and stone: the first houses were built from them, and they still give a home its warmth today. From foundations to finishes, we work with materials that age beautifully and serve for many years.

EARTH

The foundations

Every house begins with the ground. This is where it is decided how long it will stand.

CLAY

The surfaces

Plaster, colour and roof give a house its warmth and its face.

LIMESTONE

The details

Tiles, parquet, windows and doors: the things you touch every day.

Material samples on the design table: travertine, terracotta, oak, clay plaster and a model of a flat-roofed house
On the design table

The process

From the design table to the keys in your hand.

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    Conversation

    We listen to what you have in mind: a new house, an extension or a renovation.

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    Survey & quote

    We visit the site and give you a detailed, transparent quote.

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    Design

    We design the spaces and the details, from materials to lighting.

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    Construction

    All in one hand, from formwork to painting, on a tidy site.

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    Handover

    We hand over a finished, clean home. The first step across the threshold is yours.

06Construction

Architectureand construction.

Reinforced concrete frame of a two-storey flat-roofed house under construction, in low sunlight
“In all our work, we treat the character of the materials and the quality of construction in harmony with the building as a whole.”
Gloved hand with drawings and a folding rule, beside a laser level and a tape measure

From plan to finished surface

Our motto

Precise.
Careful.
Lasting.

Three words that repeat in all our work, like the pillars in the pattern.

07Contact

Let’s talkabout yourproject.

Half-open oak pivot door at dusk, warm light spilling onto travertine steps
ATA Architecture

Cihangir YILDIZ

Co-founder

+36 30 162 1517 cihangiryildiz27@gmail.com 6000 Kecskemét, Nyíri út 89

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  1. 01Origin
  2. 02How we build
  3. 03Homes
  4. 04Services
  5. 05Materials
  6. 06Contact
+36 30 162 1517cihangiryildiz27@gmail.com6000 Kecskemét, Nyíri út 89