OSMAN SÜMER
MS ARCHITECT - PHD CANDIDATE
Osman Sümer is an architect whose work focuses on concept design, architectural representation, and computational design. His approach combines spatial thinking and artistic exploration with computational tools to develop and communicate architectural ideas.
He graduated from the Department of Architecture at Middle East Technical University (METU), receiving the Chair’s Award for Best Graduation Project. His work has also been recognised through awards in national and international design competitions.
His professional experience includes architectural design roles at TEGET, GAD, and Tabanlıoğlu Architects. Working across a range of projects and international contexts, he has developed a practice centred on early-stage design and the translation of concepts into spatial and visual proposals. His work incorporates 3D modelling, game engines, and interactive media as tools for design exploration and representation.
In 2017, he began MSc studies at Eindhoven University of Technology, focusing on design computing, augmented and virtual reality, and parametric design. During this period, he also worked as a USRE Research Intern at the Information Systems Lab within the Department of Informatics.
He is currently pursuing a PhD in Architectural Theory, continuing his academic work alongside his design practice.