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Asmar Ibrahimova

Interior Architect MSc — Akdeniz University

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Designing interiors where modern elegance meets historical memory — from London residences to heritage bazaars.

  • Residential
  • Retail
  • Hospitality
  • Heritage
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(01) About
Portrait of Asmar Ibrahimova
Asmar Ibrahimova · 26/12/2002

MSc Interior Architect with 3+ years of site-based experience across residential, retail and hospitality projects in Azerbaijan and Turkey.

Skilled in on-site coordination between civil, electrical, and architectural teams, verifying design-to-construction accuracy, and technical visualization.

(FIELD NOTES)On site · 2026
Asmar Ibrahimova on a construction site
Site supervision
Asmar Ibrahimova reviewing a construction site
Design in progress
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  • 0MSc GPA / 4
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(02) Selected Works

CONTENTS.

  1. 01Private Residence ProjectLondon, UK→
  2. 02Library Renovation ProjectAntalya, TR→
  3. 03Akdeniz University Campus ShopAntalya, TR→
  4. 04Urban Furniture DesignPhaselis, TR→
  5. 05Restoration ProjectAntalya, TR→
01 / 05

Private Residence Project

Project Location : London, UK

Axonometric drawing of the Queensberry Place residence

Located on Queensberry Place, just behind the Victoria and Albert Museum, this interior design project blends modern elegance with historical charm. Set within a 19th-century London residence, the design emphasizes a neutral color palette with luxurious details such as marble accents and gold-toned lighting.

The living area showcases a harmonious mix of contemporary furniture and classic art pieces, creating a sophisticated yet comfortable living space.

Type
Residential
Interior design
GO Interiors
My role
3D Visualization
Master bedroom with upholstered headboard
Living room with fireplace and backlit shelving
Entrance hall with marble floor and crystal chandelier
Dining room with ring chandelier
02 / 05

Library Renovation Project

Project Location : Antalya, Turkey

Library reading room — from sketch to render
SketchRender

Warm timber, deep blues, focused light.

A study environment reimagined through material warmth and layered lighting — meeting tables, lounge seating and reading nooks woven into the existing shell.

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Meeting room with round timber table
Lounge with blue accent wall and pendants
Reading area with orange chairs
Study hall with shelving dividers
03 / 05

Akdeniz University Campus Shop

Project Location : Antalya, Turkey

Located within the historic Olbia Bazaar, designed by renowned Turkish architect Cengiz Bektaş, the Akdeniz University Campus Shop reinterprets a heritage structure through a contemporary retail experience.

The primary design approach was based on preserving the architectural identity of the existing building while introducing a functional and welcoming commercial environment for students, academics, visitors, and university staff. Every intervention was intentionally kept to a minimum, allowing the original stone walls, timber ceiling, and structural character of the bazaar to remain the dominant spatial elements.

Axonometric site drawing of Olbia Bazaar and the shop unit
Campus shop interior with stone walls and timber ceiling
Floor planA — A / B — B
Campus shop floor plan
Shop counter with branded merchandise
Apparel display wall
Interior elevations
Sections C — C / D — D
04 / 05

Urban Furniture Design

Echoes of Phaselis

Pavilion elevation and plan drawing
Folded timber pavilion in the pine forest

The first encounter is not with information, but with silence.

Filtered daylight passes beneath the folded roof while the surrounding pine forest softens every sound. As visitors move deeper into the pavilion, engraved stories slowly emerge from textured surfaces. The architecture never attempts to recreate antiquity; instead, it allows the traces of history to reveal themselves gradually.

Pavilion on the path toward the ruins
The final moment is one of stillness. Sitting beneath the shelter, visitors look back toward the ruins with a renewed understanding that architecture is capable not only of protecting people, but also of preserving memory.
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Restoration Project

Museum and Art Forest — Antalya Dokuma "Battery Factory"

Site plan of the Museum and Art Forest
Ceramic workshop pavilion with glass upper floor

At the MSO Tufan Dağıstanlı Ceramic Workshop, which aims to promote the ceramic art that holds a significant place in the Mediterranean region, Antalya-based ceramic artist Tufan Dağıstanlı shares his 50 years of experience with visitors to the Museum and Art Forest.

The space includes a workshop where visitors can have hands-on experiences, an exhibition hall, and a café.

Ceramic workshop with pottery wheels
Workshop interior under timber pergola
Café terrace with red brick wall
Ground and first floor plans, scale 1/50
(03) Experience & Education

Experience

  • Site Architect / Interior Architect

    Ali Eyiler Interior Design — Seabreeze, Baku, Azerbaijan

    Main project: Casino Royale

  • Architectural Designer

    AYPRO Smart Life Systems — Antalya, Turkey & Baku, Azerbaijan

    Project: Ganja Imaret Hotel

  • Architectural Designer

    TG Concept — Antalya, Turkey

  • Interior Architect Intern

    GO Interiors — Antalya, Turkey

  • Interior Architect Intern

    Decus Living Store — Antalya, Turkey

Education

  • Master of Science, Interior Architecture

    Akdeniz University, Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences

    High Honour Graduate · GPA 4/4

  • Bachelor of Interior Architecture

    Akdeniz University, Faculty of Architecture

    High Honour Graduate & Valedictorian · GPA 3.74/4

Academic Work

  • Master's Thesis

    Spatial Integration of Smart Systems in Accommodation Buildings: The Construction Process and the Role of the Interior Architect.

  • Article — Journal of Design, Architecture and Engineering, Fenerbahçe University

    Analysis of the Concept of 'Space Within Space' in Shopping Malls in Antalya.

  • Article — Akdeniz University Journal of the Faculty of Architecture

    Tracing Rural Heritage Through Village Museums: Antalya Aksu Village Institute Museum.

(04) Toolkit

BIM / CAD

AutoCAD · Revit

Modelling

3ds Max · Blender · SketchUp

Rendering

Corona · V-Ray · Lumion · Twinmotion · D5 Render

Adobe

Photoshop · Illustrator · InDesign · Lightroom

Office Suite

Word · PowerPoint · Excel

Languages

  • AzerbaijaniNative
  • TurkishNative
  • EnglishC1
  • RussianB1

References

Prof. Dr. Zuhal Kaynakcı Elinç

Dean of Akdeniz University, Faculty of Architecture

zuhalelinc@akdeniz.edu.tr

Interior Architect Güner Onaran

President of Antalya Chamber of Interior Architects

onaranguner@gmail.com

(05) Contact

Let's buildspaces together.

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