Turkish firm teams up with designers to give customised solutions

AHK, a leading Turkey-based interiors contracting specialist with projects in the UAE, Turkey, Russia, Belarus, Georgia, Azerbejian and Kazakhistan, has introduced a product line called AHK Design Hotels, simply called AHK D-Hotel.

Derin Sariyer and Aziz Sariyer

AHK D-Hotel offers fully-designed hotel room concepts, developed in collaboration with famous designers like ECE Yalim Studio, Derin design by Aziz and Derin Sariyer.  Based on these concepts, mock-ups have been set up at the AHK headquarters in Antalya, Turkey. 

Hotel developers and their teams can visit AHK and select a concept that suits their requirements. clients can even make modifications on the colours and textures.  AHK can then incorporate the requirements to the chosen concept and once the client approves AHK can immediately start supplying to the project.

Ece Yalim and Oguz Yalim

“ A lot of time is lost during design and building mock-up says Haldun Kilit, chairman of AHK Interiors. Although today’s technology helps designers, investors and contractors visualise the end product in 3D format. But when they see the real product in the form of mock-up there are requests for changes by the different parties involved.  A lot of time goes before the design is finalised.

“With AHK D-Hotel, we have gone a step further and come up with different design concepts to choose from. It gives everyone a chance to see the end product at the beginning of the process  and propose any changes they may want to. At the same time MEP designers and contractors also get an opportunity to test their design and systems on our existing mock-up.

“AHK D-Hotel will not only save significant design time for the clients, but will also help them adjust the project schedule and budget.  Architects will also benefit from AHK D-Hotel by knowing very early what the ID of the property will be like,” he adds. 

AHK  D-Hotel line also caters to the needs of those who wish to  renovate their existing facilities or to convert existing buildings to hotels.