Burak KINIR is a third-year architecture student at İzmir Institute of Technology. His academic journey is shaped by a strong interest in spatial experience, sustainability, and parametric design. He has worked on various architectural projects, including public spaces, compact housing, and urban installations, often integrating computational tools such as Grasshopper and optimization techniques like Galapagos and Octopus.
Burak's design approach is influenced by a deep curiosity about how architecture shapes human perception and interaction. His early inspiration came from the Eden House, which sparked his passion for architecture. He has participated in competitions such as MIMED 2024, focusing on themes of contemplation, cemeteries, and the experience of life and rebirth.
Currently, he is working on a 36m² compact dwelling project for an amateur vineyard owner in Yağcılar, Urla, emphasizing ergonomic efficiency, environmental sustainability, and adaptability to the Mediterranean climate. He is also preparing for a summer internship through the Erasmus program, aiming to gain hands-on experience in international architectural practices.
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