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I’m Melis Ugurlu (b.1993, Istanbul), an editor, writer, and designer of architecture based in London. I work independently and collaboratively on publication projects with cultural, curatorial, and academic instituitions, as well as with individuals on a freelance basis. I’m a contributing editor of the Avery Review and write a weekly column of essays on Minor Edits. Previously, I collaborated with Territorial Agency, on How Heavy is a City? for the 2025 Lisbon Triennale and was assistant curator at the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale, and edited for the Pavilion of Turkey, titled Architecture as Measure and led by Neyran Turan.

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SELECTED WORK:


Editorial

︎︎︎The Avery Review
︎︎︎Architecture as Measure, Pavilion of Turkey Online Publication
︎︎︎PLAT 6.0 Absence
︎︎︎PLAT 5.5 Re:License
︎︎︎CLOG x Artificial Intelligence

Curatorial, Exhibition, Research

︎︎︎The Pavilion of Turkey, Venice Architecture Biennale 2021
︎︎︎Museum of Lost Volumes
︎︎︎STRAIT, SALT Gallery

Writing

︎︎︎Minor Edits: my weekly column on Substack
︎︎︎The Elephant in the Gallery

︎︎︎RSVP for Location
︎︎︎The Culture of the Ephemeral, Conglomerate, and Transient
︎︎︎New York Review of Architecture Dispatch: Bowery

Architecture, Interior Design

︎︎︎The Sloane Street Deli
︎︎︎Christian Louboutin, La Salvada House

Objects

︎︎︎Pliable: Bag as Billboard
︎︎︎3 Feet Deep Records


 
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