Cansu Usumezgezer - Junior Consultant
Complex Buildings Team
My background in architecture and architectural engineering has shaped a deep interest in sustainable design and urban regeneration. I’ve worked on projects that focus on enhancing building energy performance, applying BIM methodologies, and embedding environmental strategies throughout the design process. These experiences —both in Italy and Turkey— have strengthened my commitment to designing with long-term ecological impact in mind and to aligning technical precision with sustainable thinking.
At MIC-HUB, I am further exploring the intersection of mobility, architecture, and sustainability. I’m especially interested in how data-driven design and interdisciplinary collaboration can support the development of resilient, inclusive, and low-impact urban environments. I believe that thoughtful design not only helps address climate challenges but also plays a key role in enriching how people live in and move through cities.
Outside of work, I enjoy exploring cities on foot—often wandering through neighborhoods, observing architecture, and discovering small local shops and modest restaurants. I have a particular interest in social history, especially the everyday lives of people. I also love reading fiction, especially period novels that offer a glimpse into different eras. And whenever I can, I head to the sea.