Japanese inspiration from Güneri in Güneşli
Building A+ luxury houses in the Bosphorus line Güneri İnşaat is for the first time targeting middle income level

Building  A+ luxury houses in Istanbul, Güneri İnşaat, for the first time targeting the B and C groups has started in Bahçelievler   the project of IKEBANA consisting  of 300 houses. The project of Güneri İnşaat differentiating itself with the IKEBANA project designed by the Japanese architect Tatsuya Yamamoto and the architect Gökhan Aktan Altuğ and meaning living flowers will consist of eight blocks of five floors.    

Güneri İnşaat, building luxury houses for the last 10 years in the Bosphorus line of the Anatolian side of Istanbul is realizing in Bahçelievler its initial housing project targeting the middle income group of B and C. While the construction of the project consisting 300 housing units of 63-285 in a total of 7 blocks has started in May 2006, they are planned to be completed by November 2008.