The design concept draws upon the ancient symbolism of round geometry to evoke a profound sense of presence at its core. The structure comprises two distinct levels: one housing the actual tomb and the other serving as a public space. This duality modifies the surrounding topography, elevating the landscape and following a consistent principle along an elliptical pathway. At the heart of this design lies a ceremonial space, thoughtfully surrounded and isolated by both natural elements and man-made features. This arrangement fosters a contemplative atmosphere, inviting visitors to reflect and engage with the site’s historical significance while harmoniously blending with its environment.
The design concept draws upon the ancient symbolism of round geometry to evoke a profound sense of presence at its core. The structure comprises two distinct levels: one housing the actual tomb and the other serving as a public space. This duality modifies the surrounding topography, elevating the landscape and following a consistent principle along an elliptical pathway. At the heart of this design lies a ceremonial space, thoughtfully surrounded and isolated by both natural elements and man-made features. This arrangement fosters a contemplative atmosphere, inviting visitors to reflect and engage with the site’s historical significance while harmoniously blending with its environment.














Onur Can Tepe, Architect
Cem Çakaloğlu, Visualisation