Located along Beykoz Kundura’s waterfront on the Bosphorus, Kundura Kordon is an ideal space for large-scale events.

Designed to evoke the atmosphere of İzmir’s famous Kordon waterfront, the Kordon film set was used in the TV series Vatanım Sensin.

Popular for corporate and outdoor events as well as for filming, this venue brings İzmir to the shores of the Bosphorus.

The first part of a three-building group that also includes Lastik İşletme 2 and Lastik İşletme Revizyon, Lastik İşletme 1 offers a spacious area that is ideal for large-attendance events.

Part of a three-building group, Lastik İşletme 2 offers a spacious area that is ideal for large-attendance events.

With its Bosphorus-side location and renovated architecture, Yeni Kundura Zemin offers a prestigious setting for launches, receptions, galas and corporate events.

With its original industrial architecture and historic character, Eski Kundura offers a distinctive atmosphere for product launches, exhibitions, receptions and corporate events.

Part of a three-building group, Lastik İşletme 3 offers a spacious area that is ideal for large-attendance events.

Lastik İşletme Revizyon offers a spacious area that is ideal for events.

Built in the late Ottoman period, this building was where, during the Sümerbank era, raw hides were soaked in chemical solutions to prepare them for shoemaking.

Used as a helipad, this venue has a door that can either separate or connect its indoor and outdoor areas.

Used mostly as a depot and storehouse throughout Beykoz Kundura’s history, this masonry building also housed an overhaul and repair workshop in the 1960s.

Set right on the waterfront in front of the Administrative Building, this meadow is well suited to both one-day shoots and events.

Once the water tank that supplied the entire factory, this building was restored and brought back into use under the name Kundura Yıldız.

Çekevi is a space open only to film and TV production crews. It is also perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy its historic character in a peaceful atmosphere.

The Çarkhane building appears on undated site plans of the factory. It is believed to have served as a mechanical workshop where turning, drilling, grinding, repair and maintenance work was carried out on the various hand tools and machines used in the factory. In oral history interviews, former factory workers recall that various hand tools were maintained and repaired here. Today it is used as a venue that hosts a variety of workshops and events.