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Bringing together the blue of the sea and the green of nature, Kundura Kordon has become an ideal venue for TV series and music video shoots, as well as for outdoor corporate events and concerts.

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Of the seven rows of factory buildings commissioned under Abdülhamid II and put into operation in 1893, four have survived to the present day. They are known by their Sümerbank-era names: Lastik İşletme Revizyon, Lastik İşletme 1, Lastik İşletme 2 and Lastik İşletme 3.

The factory’s annex, which served as the Carpentry Workshop (Marangozhane) during the Sümerbank era, is now home to Kundura Hafıza’s permanent exhibition, Kundura’s Memory: A World Fit into a Factory, as well as the Memory Workshop.

Bearing the traces of its history throughout its fabric and allowing flexible use within the scope of permitted activities, this venue can be rented on its own or together with the other two buildings in the group.

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Of the seven rows of factory buildings commissioned under Abdülhamid II and put into operation in 1893, four have survived to the present day. They are known by their Sümerbank-era names: Lastik İşletme Revizyon, Lastik İşletme 1, Lastik İşletme 2 and Lastik İşletme 3. The factory’s annex, which served as the Carpentry Workshop (Marangozhane) during the Sümerbank era, is now home to Kundura Hafıza’s permanent exhibition, Kundura’s Memory: A World Fit into a Factory, as well as the Memory Workshop.

Bearing the traces of its history throughout its fabric and allowing flexible use within the scope of permitted activities, this venue can be rented on its own or together with the other two buildings in the group.

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Of the seven rows of factory buildings commissioned under Abdülhamid II and put into operation in 1893, four have survived to the present day. They are known by their Sümerbank-era names: Lastik İşletme Revizyon, Lastik İşletme 1, Lastik İşletme 2 and Lastik İşletme 3.

The factory’s annex, which served as the Carpentry Workshop (Marangozhane) during the Sümerbank era, is now home to Kundura Hafıza’s permanent exhibition, Kundura’s Memory: A World Fit into a Factory, as well as the Memory Workshop.

Bearing the traces of its history throughout its fabric and allowing flexible use within the scope of permitted activities, this venue can be rented on its own or together with the other two buildings in the group.

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Made up of two interconnected spaces, Deri Dolapları is one of the rare places where the scent of genuine leather still lingers. Also home to the giant historic cylindrical tanks once used to mix paper pulp when the site was a paper mill, it is a space where Beykoz Kundura’s history can be experienced firsthand.

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With its arched façade reminiscent of the Eski Kundura building, Hamderi Deposu is one of Beykoz Kundura’s most characteristic structures, and its lofty volume and original wooden roof trusses give it an impressive interior. With its fine brickwork and varied spaces on different levels, it is one of Kundura’s buildings that has survived to the present day with its fabric intact, still carrying the historic scent of industry.

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This area, where permanent set installations are not permitted, also has a small pier.

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With a magnificent view of the Bosphorus that takes in both bridges, this venue offers both indoor and outdoor spaces.

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