AFTERHOURS reimagines Atatürk Forest Farm (AOÇ) as a continuous architectural and cultural route that extends public life beyond daytime. Rather than proposing a singular building, the project creates a linear spatial system connecting existing structures, landscapes and a series of exhibition stops.

The route incorporates exhibition pavilions, viewing points, performance spaces, greenhouses and gathering areas, each offering a different spatial experience. Light becomes a fundamental design element, transforming the architecture throughout the day and defining its character after dark. Through transparency, reflection and changing atmospheres, the project establishes a new relationship between architecture, landscape and public life while reconnecting with the cultural memory of AOÇ.