Siska İnşaat AŞ integrates its architecture-engineering experience with the master-apprentice tradition and brings you together with the experience of quality, trouble-free construction applications. 45 years of experience, a sustainable, technological, respectful and passionate professional culture for occupational safety and environmental principles…

We keep the historical buildings of Istanbul alive.

Restoration expert Siska

Siska has a say in a special field of expertise with the buildings it has built on the historical and cultural face of Istanbul, a world city. As the preferred construction industry company for restoration and transformation projects in the Beyoğlu, Sirkeci, Karaköy and Boğaziçi regions, we are proud to have a share in the survival of historical buildings. The continuity of these structures, which carry the cultural heritage of the past to the present and the future, inspires us.

Our goal is to create “value”

We sought to “make a difference” while constructing buildings that serve people as business and living spaces with knowledge, experience and mastery. We have always been excited and inspired by the fact that buildings are a part of quality life.

As Siska, from our architects to our engineers, from our technicians to our drivers, we do our job to be happy, and we enjoy the places we build as if we were building them for ourselves.

While working passionately for the construction industry, we also advocated a deep-rooted understanding that comes from life. The master-apprentice relationship was accepted and came to life in Siska as the fundamental teaching of understanding the profession and life. In my opinion, this is the essence of architecture and engineering, and Siska has proven itself as a school that reflects this culture with its experience of nearly half a century.

Thoughts of architects

Salt Beyoğlu Siska Restoration
Salt Beyoğlu Siska Restoration
Salt Beyoğlu Siska Restoration
Salt Beyoğlu Siska Restoration
Mimar Han Tümertekin
Mimar Murat Şanal
Mimar Emir Uras

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