This project experiments with architectural spatial experiences as abstract representations of tectonic 

relations, drawn from the repetitive gestures and material rhythms of the Turkish coffee making and drinking 

ritual. Using a shape grammar framework, the cultural logic embedded in this everyday ceremony is translated 

into formal design rules that guide spatial composition. These rules were then applied to generate the layout of 

a recreational park in a town setting like İzmir, producing spatial sequences that echo the ritual's embodied 

choreography. The system offers a balance between generative possibility and designer intuition, allowing both 

structured control and open-ended exploration within the design process.