Bursa’s housing landscape has been changing not only with new buildings, but with new expectations about daily life. Shifting transportation corridors, evolving work patterns, and changing household structures have pushed housing discussions beyond square meters—toward living scenarios. Uzgören Construction positions its new project approach within this transformation, aiming not simply to add buildings to the city, but to create a form aligned with the rhythm of urban living.

Skyline: balance before height

When people speak about reshaping a skyline, height often comes to mind first. Yet a city skyline is defined by proportion, façade language, settlement composition, and the relationship between private life and public space. Modern housing requires a logic that respects its context, manages user flow intelligently, and responds to different needs throughout the day.

Uzgören frames its new housing approach not through spectacle, but through usability and urban compatibility.

Troya Park Homes (Hasanağa): a modern living logic for a developing corridor

Hasanağa stands out as one of Bursa’s developing areas, and demand there points to more than “new housing”—it signals the need for a more planned lifestyle. Troya Park Homes enters this dynamic with a project language designed around openness, accessibility, and contemporary expectations. In an evolving district, a home is expected to be not only a unit, but a center that supports daily flow.

Troya Boutique Homes (Beşevler): controlled scale for a fast urban rhythm

Beşevler, on the other hand, is one of the city’s active veins. In such locations, expectations often revolve around a balance: staying close to everything while still finding calm at home. Troya Boutique Homes targets this balance with a more controlled scale and a boutique mindset—aiming to translate urban intensity into a more comfortable living order.

Project execution: production discipline as a differentiator

Uzgören’s background shows through in execution culture: planning discipline, logistics awareness, and operational control. In housing projects, this mindset reduces “fixing later” and supports a stronger initial setup—often a decisive advantage for consistent quality and predictable delivery.

As Bursa’s skyline evolves, new housing projects also create a language of social transformation. Uzgören’s Troya Park Homes and Troya Boutique Homes approach makes two distinct living scenarios visible under one brand, by reading different district needs and responding with distinct project logic.