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ANKARA RESIDENCES BY ELIE SAAB

Ankara’s first branded residential project.

Bringing the world of ELIE SAAB Maison to Turkey’s capital, the development combines architectural elegance, branded living and a rare connection to nature.

Set above expansive valley views, the project is not only defined by luxury, but by its relationship to the surrounding landscape. Natural light, open perspectives and a sense of calm shape the experience of living here.

For CUUB Studio, the task was not simply to present the architecture, but to communicate the atmosphere behind it.

We focused on translating the sophistication of ELIE SAAB, the character of Ankara and the serenity of the valley into a visual story that people could immediately connect with.

More than showcasing a residence, the goal was to reveal a lifestyle shaped by design, nature and place.

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44–46 Bond Street is a boutique collection of 47 apartments on Melbourne’s eastern fringe, a well-connected and unhurried place that works without needing to explain itself.

We built the creative direction around early afternoon light — warm and directional, the kind that reveals how materials sit rather than how they photograph. Engineered timber flooring, stone-look bathroom surfaces, and considered joinery read as settled.

A subtle movement in the curtains carries more weight than it might seem. It opens the space outward toward the terrace and the Mullum Creek corridor beyond.

A simple visual story, but a precise one — built around light, texture, and the kind of calm that makes a home feel naturally right.

Developer: Yu Kun Development Pty Ltd
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Cinema, sailing, and the art of seeing. This month, continues with our Art Director, Vitalii Yakymenko.

Vitalii believes every visual should carry emotion and tell a story. His references come from photographs that knew how to wait for the right moment, film frames where light does the talking, and wide open water with the kind of wind that clears your head.

Vitalii treats cinema as a manual for visual thinking. He returns to films where color, space, architecture, and scale serve something deeper. He points to Shotdeck and FilmGrab as places worth bookmarking for anyone building their own visual library.

Outside the studio, it’s family and sailing. Fresh air, nature, and the small details that only show up when you slow down — all of it finds its way back into Vitalii’s work.

Swipe to see the references that continue to shape Vitalii’s creative vision behind projects at CUUB Studio.