Post Form
                       

Post Form is a creative practice directed by Alper Turan.

Post Form works across architecture, graphic design, exhibitions, objects, and research. The practice approaches each project through form, using drawing, making, and representation as tools to develop ideas across scales and media. By moving fluidly between disciplines, Post Form creates identities, images, spaces, and objects that connect cultural, spatial, and visual thinking.





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Alper Turan
Alper holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Istanbul Technical University and a post-professional M.Arch II degree from Yale University School of Architecture. 

He works in the fields of architecture, representation, and graphic design. Throughout his career, Alper has worked in award winning design studios in Istanbul and New York. He is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor at Tulane University and works with Paula Scher at Pentagram Design on environmental graphics projects for clients such as the Public Theater, Memphis Art Museum, and High Line.

Alper’s teaching and research bridge architecture, graphic design, and digital media: investigating how various tools shape the way we design, draw, and build. His
design work has been published in various publications including New York Times, Archinect, Pan Scroll Zoom, Retrospecta, and KoozArch, and has been exhibited at prestigious venues such as the V&A Museum in London and Studio X in Istanbul. Alper remains actively engaged in his independent research and design pursuits through Post-Form and holds a license to practice architecture in Turkey.








Projects and ideas presented here are the outcome of past or ongoing collaborations with many talented colleagues, including:

Doruk Kayali
Austin Lightle
Max Anton Lambrecht


Pentagram team (past and current members)
Paula Scher
Kirstin Rocke-Huber 
Bruno Bergallo 
Olivia Ray 
JungIn You 
Billie Rene 
Yansong Yang





Press and Writings



“Inside the $85 Million Renovation of Central Park’s Home for Shakespeare”    
“Pentagram utilizes architectural forms to create a new visual identity for
Memphis Art Museum”


“Underwater”                
 
New York Times

Archinect


Yale Paprika!
Volume 6, Issue 03: A field: to seed, or not to seed
2025

2023



2020



Mediums



Architectural Design

Editorial Design 


Branding
Identity Systems

Motion Graphics

Public Artwork


Environmental Graphics

Web Design

Installations
Signage & Wayfinding 

Art Direction
Experiential Design 

Digital Experiences

Exhibition Design

Creative Direction
Publication Design

Architectural Drawing
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