A free-form chamber music space formed from 124 triangular panels.

For the proposed Grey Box at Mistral Tower in Konak, İzmir, MBY developed the structural engineering for a free-form performance space intended to host chamber music concerts. Conceived as a sculptural volume within the tower, the structure was formed from 124 triangular panels of varying dimensions, creating a distinctive faceted architectural envelope.

The supporting system was designed around box-section steel members integrated along the edges of the triangular surfaces and connected to the reinforced-concrete floor slab. The engineering approach translated the architectural geometry into a stable and buildable structure while preserving the intended visual lightness of the form. Although the project was not ultimately realised, the design demonstrates MBY's capability in the structural development of complex free-form architectural structures.