Bodrum Castle
  • CLIENT
  • Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism / Muğla Directorate of Surveying and Monuments

  • TEAM
  • Architectural Conservation:

    Umut Bilgiç, Serkan Songur, Merve Çolak Gözener, Sefa Er, Oğuz Bostancı, Ezgi Pehlivan, Banu Kepenek, Nurgül Tunç, Aykut Fenerci, İNN Architects

    Museum Buildings and Exhibition Design:

    Studio Nüve Architects

    Engineering:

    Structural – OPTENG Engineering

    Mechanical – YMT Engineering

    Electrical – Promete Engineering

     

  • CONSULTANTS
  • Building Material Analysis and Conservation:

    Prof. Dr. Yaşar Selçuk Şener,

    Dr. Ali Akın Akyol [Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University]

     

  • SCIENCE COMMITTEE OF RESTORATION
  • Prof. Dr. Nur Akın, Prof. Dr. Adnan Diler, Prof. Dr. Bilal Söğüt, Prof. Dr. Uğurhan Akyüz, Prof. Dr. Yaşar Selçuk Şener, Dr. Nimet Özgönül

Bodrum Castle, which differs from its contemporary medieval castles in Anatolia in terms of its architectural structure, is one of the last castles built by the Knights of St. John in this region. Remarkably well-preserved, the castle now houses the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, showcasing a premier collection of artifacts recovered from both land and sea.

The project includes Documentation-Problem Analysis, Material Analysis, Historical Research – Restitution, Intervention Decisions – Restoration, Adaptive Re-use, Museology and Landscape Design projects, and Civil, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering projects.

Bodrum Castle - Location

General View

Elevations

Mass Development of the Castle

General View

Mosque & Environs

The Glass Wreck Gallery