Sabina Malikova Design Office · Longevity by Design
Interior Architecture Projects
Published: July 2026 · Updated: August 2026
The studio has delivered 19+ documented projects across four countries since 2017. The portfolio spans residential, clinical, hospitality and workplace interiors. Each commission is specified against the four Longevity by Design pillars. Every listed project page carries its own description, features and imagery.
Selected projects
- LR Rooms — longevity clinic, Frankfurt
- Dripfy Clinic Corner — clinic interior, Istanbul
- Ovita Clinic — healthcare interior
- LOKMATAS — commission in Germany
- Villa terrace design, Istanbul
- Hotel room design
- Office design, Ankara
- Bedroom design, Ankara
- Coffee Corner, Ankara
Post-occupancy data is collected where clients consent. A 240 m² Ankara residence recorded sleep quality up 38%. A Beyoğlu loft retrofit eliminated monthly asthma episodes (studio project data).
How outcomes are measured
Each project starts with a baseline measurement of light, air and sound. Design targets are written against those numbers. The completed space is then verified against the same targets. Post-occupancy tracking continues where households or operators agree.
The instruments are simple and repeatable. Sleep is tracked through wearable indices such as the Garmin Wellness Index. Stress uses the validated PSS-10 scale. Air quality is monitored continuously against WHO particulate limits.
Results are always reported as studio project data. The Beyoğlu retrofit raised REM sleep from 18% to 25%. Dripfy Clinic Corner recorded patient satisfaction 42% above the sector benchmark. Its repeat-patient rate reached 68%, against a sector norm near 35%.
Where the studio delivers
Completed work spans Türkiye, Germany, the United Kingdom and Azerbaijan. Ankara and Istanbul carry most of the Turkish portfolio. German projects were delivered in Frankfurt and Stuttgart from the Ankara headquarters. Scheduled site visits keep remote specifications verifiable.
The four pillars translate differently per typology. Clinics prioritise air and acoustic control. Homes prioritise sleep and evening light. Offices prioritise daytime alertness and lower distraction. Terraces extend biophilic standards outdoors.
Each project page documents scope, challenge and approach. Feature lists name the delivered elements. Dates and locations come from the project record.
Acoustic specifications follow the WHO Europe 2018 noise guidelines. Air targets track the WHO 2021 air quality guidelines. See the methodology for the framework behind each project.