Tugce Topada is a multidisciplinary designer working across space, interaction, and visual media. Her practice moves between 3D, motion, and digital interfaces, designing experiences that connect physical environments with digital layers. She develops concepts, builds visual systems, and prototypes interactions, often using emerging tools such as AI-driven workflows and spatial technologies. Her work is grounded in research and context, focusing on how narrative, technology, and environment come together to shape meaningful experiences.

She studied architecture at Istanbul Technical University and later worked as a research design intern at Comet Lab in Paris. Following this, during a research project supported by Geberit, she developed Hybrid Space, exploring how urban environments can be reinterpreted through 3D scanning and memory-based visual compositions across cities such as Madrid, Valencia, and Barcelona. After that, she was accepted into the Master's program in Digital and Interaction Design at Politecnico di Milano, where she focuses on interaction systems, research methodologies, and experimental media practices, supported by a full scholarship.

Alongside her studies, she collaborates with studios and cultural institutions including Tamschick Media+Space, SWA Group, Fête de la Cité, and Fahkanong, working on interactive, spatial, and visual projects.