
where urban living meets the park
Gurji Road Residence
Located along Gurji Road in Tripoli, Gurji Road Residence is conceived as a mixed-use residential development that strengthens the relationship between everyday living and public open space. Framing a central park, the project combines residential units, retail functions, cafés, and landscaped gathering areas within a cohesive architectural composition. Responding to the Mediterranean climate and the evolving urban fabric of Tripoli, the development creates a contemporary neighborhood where housing, commerce, and outdoor life are seamlessly integrated.
The project is organized around a central public landscape that serves as the social heart of the development. Three residential typologies are distributed throughout the upper floors, while retail units and cafés activate the ground level and establish a lively pedestrian edge. Multiple entrances, clear circulation routes, and a layered spatial organization encourage interaction between residents and visitors while maintaining privacy within the residential areas. The stepped massing enhances daylight access, strengthens visual connections with the surrounding park, and contributes to a balanced urban scale.
Designed in response to Tripoli’s Mediterranean climate, the project prioritizes environmental comfort through passive design strategies. Building orientation, generous balconies, recessed openings, and landscaped outdoor spaces improve shading, natural ventilation, and everyday usability of both private and shared areas. The architectural language combines contemporary residential forms with durable materials and transparent ground-floor frontages, reinforcing the connection between indoor living and the public realm while creating a vibrant, climate-responsive neighborhood.


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LOCATION // Tripoli, Libya
YEAR // 2023
CONS. AREA // 17,060 m²
TEAM // Heves Beşeli, Onur Özkoç, Derya Fidan Çakıroğlu, Selen Özden, Derya Arslan, Gizem Simay Engin, Aleyna Bektaş, Benan Ataulusoy, Yaren Yıldırım, Alihan Emre Kılıç, Mustafa Gökoğlan, Bengü Dedeoğlu, Duygu Karadağlı, Zeynep Sude Yaprak

















