In Marvy, architect Fahrettin Aykut practiced an innovative organic architecture philosophy creating structures, that appeared to be part of their surroundings and flora.

"The most disturbing problem of the modern age is the loss of memory. I value the accumulation of knowledge greatly and I believe that we need to remember the past and respect the hidden treasures of the past. This is my main philosophy, and I enthusiastically realized this at Club Marvy valuing the local materials and applying the old techniques. For example, back in ancient times mosaics were an undeniable part of the Aegean culture. That's why we used mosaics all over the Club. At Club Marvy, you can say that our assertion is our naivety and thoughtfulness. It's a calm place. There is no exaggeration. There are plants, lean textures, earth tones, but when you look at the bigger picture Marvy is a purposeful, well-thought, respectful and naive place."