Melis Ugurlu is an editor who works across academic, cultural, and curatorial publication projects. She collaborates with institutions, independent authors, architects, and researchers to develop writing and scholarship that is conceptually grounded, critically rigorous, and attuned to the wider cultural, political, and disciplinary discourse.

Her practice engages multiple genres, formats, and scales, from individual texts—essays, research papers, dissertations, and books—to cohesive publications shaped within broader editorial or curatorial frameworks. With a background in architecture, history, and criticism, she has worked on a wide range of topics, combining editorial precision with aesthetic, compositional, and structural sensibilities.

Please get in touch via email to discuss a project or enquire about editorial support—from early-stage ideation and developmental editing through to copyediting and proofreading.