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Bozca
Timur Bozca is an award-winning designer recognized internationally for his work across yacht design, automotive design and architecture. Known for his multidisciplinary approach, he operates at the intersection of engineering precision, material intelligence and sculptural form, developing projects that move seamlessly between sea, road and the built environment.
A graduate of Coventry University with a Master’s degree in Automotive & Transport Design, Bozca refined his technical expertise in digital modeling and A-Class surface development at Majenta Academy before completing a Master’s in Yacht Design at Politecnico di Milano. This academic foundation, combined with years of professional practice, positioned him as one of the leading designers of his generation in the fields of transportation and luxury mobility.
Founded in 2013, Bozca Design has evolved into an internationally active studio delivering projects in yacht design, architecture, aviation and advanced vehicle concepts. The practice focuses on creating forward-thinking solutions through a balanced integration of human factors, technology and aesthetics. Each commission is developed as a bespoke response — where structure, performance and visual clarity coexist in disciplined harmony.
Nature remains a constant reference point in the studio’s methodology. Millions of years of evolution have refined principles of efficiency, aerodynamics and hydrodynamics — principles that inform Bozca’s approach to form development. By studying biological structures, natural flow patterns and sculptural balance, the studio enhances aerodynamic performance, structural efficiency and spatial optimization across its projects.​
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At the core of the practice lies a simple conviction: everything exists for a reason. Every surface transition, structural element and spatial decision is resolved with technical intent and visual restraint. The outcome is work defined by clarity, precision and enduring presence — not driven by trend, but by proportion and performance.
