Connect To Turkiye Aegean Part کلتوري پېښه by Turkish Airlines

Connect To Turkiye Aegean Part کلتوري پېښه by Turkish Airlines is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2026 د اوسپنې A' Design Award جایزه in د محفل او پېښې ډیزاین Competition Category.

اوسپنهپېښه· 2026

Connect To Turkiye Aegean Part کلتوري پېښه

by Turkish Airlines

Client: Turkish Airlines

د اوسپنې A' Design Award جایزه Winner in پېښه Category

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The Design

About Connect To Turkiye Aegean Part کلتوري پېښه

د ترکیې د اېجین برخې سره اړیکه (Connect To Turkiye Aegean Part) یوه څو ښارونو ته غځېدلې کلتوري پېښه ده چې د یوه ثابت ځای پر ځای د خوځنده کیسې په بڼه ډیزاین شوې ده. مېلمانه څو ښارونو ته رهنمایي کېږي، او هر ښار خپله ځانګړې موضوع او حسي تجربه وړاندې کوي. اړیکه او تعامل د سکرینونو پر ځای د فضا، کیسې او چاپېریال له لارې ترسره کېږي. د اېفېسوس (Ephesus) په لرغوني اثارو کې، ټول نصبونه پر لوړو شویو ماډولر پلیټفارمونو جوړ شوي وو، نو هېڅ سرېښونکي توکي، لنګرونه یا درانه وسایل لرغونې ځمکې ته ونه رسېدل. د کلتوري میراث ساتنه او سیمه ییز اصالت ته د ننداري او پراختیا په پرتله لومړیتوب ورکړل شوی دی.

The Recognition

About the د اوسپنې A' Design Award جایزه

Connect To Turkiye Aegean Part کلتوري پېښه د اوسپنې A' Design Award جایزې ګټونکی دی، یوه ویاړلې پېژندنه چې ښو ډیزاینونو ته ورکول کېږي چې هغه مسلکي او صنعتي اړتیاوې پوره کوي چې له ښه ډیزاین شویو جوړښتونو څخه تمه کېږي. د اوسپنې ګټونکي د خپلو جوړوونکو لویه مهارت، لوړه تخصص، کارپوهانه پوهه او خلاقي وړتیا ښيي. له Connect To Turkiye Aegean Part کلتوري پېښه څخه تمه کېږي چې یو ډېر ارزښتناک، ستایل شوی او ګران جوړښت وي چې عملي او نوښتګر دی. دا د اوسپنې A' Design Award جایزې ګټونکی ډیزاین د صنعت غوره کړنلارې یو ځای کوي او وړ تخنیکي ځانګړتیاوې لري چې له پوهې او استعداد سره تړلي دي. Connect To Turkiye Aegean Part کلتوري پېښه د خپل دقت له امله درناوی کېږي او د ژوند د کیفیت داسې ښه والی وړاندې کولو لپاره ډیزاین شوی چې نړۍ یو ښه ځای ګرځولو کې مرسته کوي.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: This project is a multi-city cultural experience designed as a moving narrative rather than a fixed event. What makes it unique is its seamless integration into historical landscapes, use of non-invasive design, and guest flow tailored for emotional impact. It prioritizes heritage preservation, local authenticity, and meaningful interaction over spectacle or scale.
Tags: Turkish Airlines, Cultural event, destination, marketing, experiential design, sustainability, heritage, UNESCO sites, Ephesus, Gala
Production Technology: To ensure the protection of the archaeological heritage of Ephesus, the entire event infrastructure was designed with non-invasive methodologies. All installations—including the stage, exhibition units, and audience areas—were constructed on elevated modular platforms, preventing any direct contact with the ancient ground. The stage design was intentionally compact, respecting the spatial proportions and sightlines of the Agora.

Power distribution was planned with minimal intervention; temporary cabling systems and lightweight, low-impact lighting were used. Materials were selected for their reversibility and minimal environmental footprint—no adhesives, anchors, or heavy equipment touched the original structure.

Logistics, including transportation and setup, followed strict preservation protocols. Each element of the build was prefabricated and assembled onsite with manual labor, avoiding machinery that could compromise the site. The design approach prioritized cultural sensitivity, heritage compliance, and operational safety at every stage.
Design Challenge: The main challenge was designing a large-scale event within protected heritage sites without altering or damaging any historical elements. Navigating local regulations, gaining permits, and aligning with archaeological preservation laws required intense coordination. Balancing cultural authenticity, guest comfort, and logistical feasibility—across five cities—demanded precision, sensitivity, and adaptive creative planning.
Research: Qualitative design research was conducted to explore how experiential travel shapes perception of place and brand. Objectives included measuring emotional engagement in heritage environments. Methods included cultural analysis, field visits, and interviews. Participants were 200+ international guests. Results showed higher recall and emotional affinity. Insights informed the user-centric, mobile event structure, influencing brand perception and sustainable tourism models.
Inspiration: This project was inspired by a desire to showcase Türkiye not through spectacle, but through substance—its landscapes, heritage, and human warmth. Instead of relying on a single venue, we envisioned a multi-location narrative, rooted in authenticity and respect. The concept was informed by cultural research, sustainable practices, and a belief that experiential design can connect people more meaningfully than traditional formats.
Project Duration: The project started in January 2025 with concept development and planning in Istanbul. On-site preparations began in April 2025 across the selected cities. The event was held from May 26 to May 30, 2025, covering Istanbul, Afyonkarahisar, Denizli, İzmir, and Ephesus. It concluded with a gala evening at the Agora of Ephesus on May 29, 2025.
Operation Flow: The project unfolds as a guided cultural journey across multiple cities. Guests move through carefully planned stages—each city offering a unique theme and sensory experience. Interaction happens through space, story, and setting rather than screens. Seamless logistics, local immersion, and meaningful pacing ensure comfort and emotional connection, resulting in stronger memory retention and deeper brand engagement.
Image Credits: All visual and media credits: Turkish Airlines