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Sengul Oymen Gur, Afife BaturMilli Reasurans AS.2005Istanbul
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Rural Architecture In The Eastern Black Sea Region
Prepared under Afife Batur's scientific supervision and directed by Amelie Edgu, the book entitled "Dogu Karadeniz'de Kirsal Mimari" covers the rural architecture, settlement and habitat in Eastern Black Sea region of Anatolia. Wood country houses, mosques with wood structure and ashlar churches are some building types examined in the book. The photographes was taken by Ali Konyali.
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Editor: Yildiz SalmanTarih Vakfi2005Istanbul
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Avrupa'dan Istanbul'a Yeni Sanat 1890-1930
Art Nouveau (Yeni Sanat), one of those architectural and decorative movements which speak in particular to human emotions through delicate lines, curves, and gilt illumination, spread through European cities at the beginning of the 20th century. The UIA İstanbul Congress, held between 30 June- and 30 July, 2005, provided the occasion for an exhibition entitled From Europe to Istanbul: Art Nouveau 1890-1930. The book accompanying the exhibition stresses the influence of Art Nouveau. It presents the specialities, effects and differences of this movement in Austria, Belgium, England, the Czech Republic, Finland, France, Holland, Spain, Lithuania, Hungary, Rumania, Slovakia, Slovenia and Turkey.
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Sibel Bozdogan, Suha Ozkan, Engin YenalLiteratur Publishing2005Istanbul
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Sedad Eldem
The first edition of the most inclusive monograph about Sedad Eldem, one of the most talked-of architects of the Republican period was published in English by Concept Media in 1987. The foreword to this was written by the famous Austrian architect, Hans Hollein. Sibel Bozdoğan, Suha Özkan ve Engin Yenal present their personal views on the background to the implementation of Eldem’s work, together with analyses of the subjects he took up over the years and the people he worked with. Space is also given to facts on the life of the architect and his works in an inclusive chronological list of Eldem’s achievements.
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Reha GünayYEM PublicationsThird editionIstanbul 2005
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Sinan The Architect and His Works
Reha Gunay’s book "Mimar Sinan ve Eserleri", the English title of which is "Sinan The Architect and His Works", Introduces the architect and gives details of the basic specialities of Sinan‘s principal works which are illustrated by the author’s own photographs. The third edition of this book has been enlarged by additional photographs as well as a rewritten section on the Architectural Analysis of Sinan’s works.
Gunay takes care to be objective in his descriptions, merely giving space to observations and some comparative details. His book groups Sinan’s works according to whether they are institutional complexes, mosques, in accordance with the number of their supporting pillars, medreses, or private buildings. He examines the development of the interior space, construction techniques, materials and other details in a separate section.
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Editors: Nevzat Cevik - Burhan Varkivanç - Engin AkyurekSuna & İnan Kıraç Research Institute on Mediterranean Civilizations2005
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Trebenna, Its History, Archeology and Natural Environment.
This book, the first in the projected series "Surface Research on the Bey Mountain Range", consists of a detailed inventory of the work and research carried out on the ancient city of Trebenna and its surroundings. Information on the particulars of the history, archaeology, architecture and natural features of this area are presented in six main chapters entitled "History", "Topography", "Roman Remains", "Coinage ","Byzantine Remains" and "Biology".
Trebenna, which first appears in Roman period sources as a Lycian city and continued its existence into Byzantine times, possesses a wealth of archaeological and architectural material.
This project, supported by the Ministry of Culture, the University of the Mediterranean and the Suna-İnan Kıraç Trust, is being carried out by various academic faculties and departments together with relevant publications. The ongoing aim of the research is to prepare for publication the second volume of this work, to be called "Remains in the Trebenna Area".
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YEM PublicationsIstanbul, 2000
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7 Centuries of Ottoman Architecture "A Supra-National Heritage"
Information was presented to those participating in the congress on "7 Centuries of Ottoman Architecture" which took place at the Istanbul Technical University from 25 to 27 November, 1999. This was subsequently published in a book of the same name by YEM Publications.
"7 Centuries of Ottoman Architecture-A Supra-National Heritage" examines and questions the concept of supranational heritage and its connections with global ideology and politics. The 56 informative papers presented at the congress, which had the aim of documenting the discussions and collective opinions related to the model and type of conflictng influences which affected this subject, are all included in this book.
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Karl Graf von Lanckoronski. Trans.: Selma Bulgurlu GunSuna & Inan KIRAC Research Institute on Mediterranean CivilizationsIstanbul 2005
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Die Stadte Pamphyliens und Pisidiens (1890/92) Vol.1: Pamphylien
Viennase art historian karl Graf von Lanckoronski’s book “Die Stadte Pamphyliens und Pisidiens (1890/92) Vol.1: Pamphylien.” is one of most important reference books on Anatolian archeaology. In 1882-84, Lanckoronski came to Anatolia with a group of scientists and artists and investigated the antique sites which were unknown or poorly searched. He has documented almost all the buildings and works in this area. The book published after this excursion consists of two volumes. The first volume “Pamphylia” gives detailed information about Antalya, Perge, Sillyon, Aspendos and Side. It covers the text, carefully drawn plans, elevations and architectural details with decoration.
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Editing: David J. RoxburgRoyal Academy of Arts Publ.London, 2005
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Turks. A Journey of a Thousand Years, 600-1600
The exhibition, "The Turks-A Journey of a Thousand Years, 600-1600", held at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, has attracted more attention than any other exhibition held there in recent years. The book about the exhibition contains articles by the foremost of the world’s experts on Turkish history including Filiz Çagman, Nazan Olçer, Serpil Bagci and Zeren Tanindi. The breath-taking journey of theTurks from China to the Balkans is shown through selected masterpieces from Topkapi Palace Museum, the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art and from collections in Europe, Russia and the USA, which reflect the wide geographical area over which they spread their cultural and religious influence. The book, as well as the exhibition itself, introduces the Turks’ ideas about themselves and their history through the presentation of particularly interesting details, and awakes questions which have, perhaps, never been considered up to this time.
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Zeynep ÇelikUniversity of California PressBerkeley and Los Angeles 1992
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Displaying The Orient: Architecture of Islam at Nineteenth Century World's Fairs
"Displaying the Orient", which takes as its basis the way in which Islamic culture was represented in 19th century world fairs, explains how the social, political and cultural leanings were revealed in the architectural language of the national pavilions erected at these exhibitions.The book shows that the thinking behind the way in which the exhibition space was arranged, while reflecting the idea that the Western powers felt the established world order was theirs alone, makes it easier to understand the changes taking place both in the world of Islam and in the West. In her work, Zeynep Çelik scrutinizes the relationship between cultures within the framework of the universal exhibitions of the time and presents the view that Europe was not the only actor on the complex stage of the 19th century world. She stresses that the world of Islam, even if it did not have an equal share in the dialogue between Islamic and Western cultures, had an individual and influential voice.
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Cornelius GurlittE. Wasmuth AG.Berlin 1912
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Architecture of Constantinople / Die Baukunst Konstantinopels
The book written between 1907 and 1912, present a complete account of the architectural scene in Istanbul. It is, however, one of the most complete works to be undertaken up to that time. The German Ambassador, Fieldmarshal von Bieberstein, was instrumental in gaining permission for him to take photographs and draw sketches of mosques and other religious edifices so that Gurlitt was able to put into his book many architectural works that had never been presented before. In his book, Gurlitt evaluates the architectural movement which began at the time when Istanbul came under Turkish rule as a Renaissance different from and independent of the one which began in Italy. Examining the buildings of the Byzantine and Ottoman periods in chronological sequence, Gurlitt includes both photographs and detailed sketches of these.
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Hal FosterVerso Pbk. Ed edition November 2003
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Design and Crime (and Other Diatribes)
Hal Foster discusses the place of architecture and design, art and criticism within a culture. The first part examines the way in which marketing and culture are becoming increasingly interwoven. Design culture, which continuously pervades daily life today, depends on the indexing of characteristic logos.
Articles by two of the architects in favour today, Frank Gehry ve Rem Koolhaas, bear witness to the ties which exist between the world of show and the global city.
In the second part., quotations from modern writers, such as Baudelaire and Valéry, are touched on in examining and evaluating the historic tie between modern art and the modern museum. Views which underlie art history and art criticism, and the hegemony of the cult of visual communication are followed up. Questions relating to the future of modernism and post-modernism are asked.
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A Publication of the Headquarters of the Chamber of Architects, and the Ankara Branch.Ankara 2004
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YarismaIar Dizini 1930-2004 (Index of Competitions 1930-2004)
"Yarismalar Dizini" aims to present a complete record, in so far as this is possible, of all the available documents concerning the architectural competitions which have been held in Turkey since the beginning of the Turkish Republic. It, therefore, represents in itself something beyond the normal outlines of the history of the Republic by documenting the choice of works on which the competitions were based and the criteria for choosing them, and also brings to light, in civilian architecture at least, the changes and revolutions in the area of the competition. This book, covering a wide period of time, is more of a reference book than a work of historical research. Information on the sources - the periodicals, books etc. published about the competitions held and the results of these-.is given.
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Edit: Ali CengizkanPubl. by: Vehbi Koc ve Ankara Arastırmaları Merkezi Publ.Istanbul 2004Turkish-English, 103 pages, 80 photos , Paperback, 24x16.5 cm.
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80 Yilda Devr-i Turkiye: 80 Kare Ankara
The exhibition "Ankara: Reflections on the last 80 Years" organized for the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Republic, includes an album of photographs from the 1920s until the present day. These are arranged in ten year cycles and document the changes and developments in Ankara during those times. According to Ali Cengizkan it is not a city which has grown in a settled way but rather a city 'built on dreams' ; its aim was to be a model for the cities of the Republic and this is reflected in the problems the newly developing city had to face. We can see the living realities of these changes in the photographs which cover the development of public spaces and the education of the citizens in how to use such public areas, as well as the requirements for dwelling spaces, even to the shape and model of these.
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Sezim Sezer Darnault. Translation: Çelen Birkan.The Isis PressIstanbul 2004English, 259 pages, approx. 100 b&w photos and drawings. Paperback, 18.5x25.5 cm.
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Latin Catholic Buildings in Istanbul. A Historical Perspective (1839-1923)
"Latin Catholic Buildings in Istanbul: A Historical Perspective (1839-1923)" was realized after much research and detailed investigation in the Ottoman State archives in the Archives of the Prime Ministry, Istanbul and the archives concerning the Latin Catholic Churches in Istanbul and in the relevant libraries. The work takes up the history ,legal status and organization of the Latin Catholics in Istanbul who have been here since a mission was established in the city in the 13th century. Following the proclamation of a constitution (Tanzimat Fermanı), the number of churches, schools, hospitals and cemeteries increased rapidly and these institutions constitute a secondary field for research. The book provides architectural details, in particular those such as blueprints, elevation and interior layout of the constructions, examples of pictures and statues grouped according to each building, as well as a map showing the place of each within the city.
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Ayla OdekanITU Yayinevi Publ.Istanbul 200479 pages, 108 drawings in a seperate bound, hardbound, 27x39 cm.
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Yazilari ve Roloveleriyle Sedat Çetintas
The book, incorporates 108 measured drawings by architect Sedat Çetintas, which are still kept in the archives of the ITU Faculty of Architecture. These drawings and restitutions are of great artistic and architectonic value in the history of Turkish architecture. The book is important not only for presenting the architect's drawings in a collected form to both the public and researchers, but also as a means of bringing together all of Sedat Çetintas's writings.
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Editor: Oktay BelliÇekul Foundation Publ.Istanbul 2004Turkish (English sum.) 468 pages, over 200 photos and illustrations. Hardbound
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Gunesin Dogdugu Yer: Dogu Bayazit Sempozyumu
The book contains the presentations which were presented in the symposium "Gunesin Dogdugu Yer: Dogubayazit Sempozyumu", held on September 2003. The articles in the book are about the history, art history, numismatic, ethnography, litarature, sociology and music of the region in a timeline of 7000 years from chalcolitic to contemporary.
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Sedat CetintasPublished by the Drawing Office of the Directorate of Museums and Ancient Artefacts Cengiz Bektas Library Istanbul 1952
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Turk Mimari Anitlari Osmanlı Devri Bursa'da Murad I ve Bayezid I Yapilari
' drawings of Ottoman buildings in Bursa was published in two volumes under the titles "Turkish Architectural Monuments in Bursa from the Early Ottoman Period" and "Turkish Architectural Monuments in Bursa from the Ottoman Period : the Complexes of Murad I and Bayezid I" respectively. Today these books are to be found only in the "Rare Books" section of libraries or second-hand book dealers, although a great number of the drawings are found in books on the subject of Ottoman architecture. The books include 16 plates on "First Works in Bursa" and 37 plates on "Bursa: the Complexes of Murad I and Bayezid I". However, the introductory text is at least as important as the drawings. In this section, Cetintas not only reflects a knowledge of the historical and architectural details of the buildings he examined but also describes what damage he saw and compares his findings with those contained in works which preceded his. .
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Engin OzendesBuilding and Information Centre Publ.Istanbul, 1999
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The First Ottoman Capital Bursa
The first book in the series "Former Ottoman Capitals" is on the subject of Bursa; in it the photographs reflect a 19th century view of the city. One section of it was obtained from archives in the Getty Research Institute . The views of Bursa as seen through the viewfinders of photographers such as Sébah & Joallier, Papazyan, Tremaux, and Berggren, present a rich source of material for those interested in either the history of the city or the history of photography. The book documents the streets and buildings which had survived to that day and more importantly the photographs show in addition to the buildings of these streets, the natural surroundings, and the people in them. Thus it gives historians of architecture the opportunity to fill these spaces which are left empty in mere plans and reliefs of buildings. .
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Albert GabrielE. de Boccard Publ.Paris, 1958
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Une Capitale Turque Brousse Bursa
The French architect, art-restorer and art historian, Albert Gabriel., who came to Istanbul in 1926, lived in Turkey for many years. He gave courses in archeology and art-history at Istanbul University and made a study of Ottoman constructions in Anatolia.. He was a pioneer in the founding of the French Archeological Institute of which he became an administrator. Gabriel's book on Bursa has a place among works on Ottoman architecture. The book is in two volumes, the first of which consists of text while the second contains photographs. After describing the city's history and topography, he takes up each building one by one. Gabriel's work is an inclusive one containing particular details of the history, plan, materials and structure of all the constructions in Bursa from the early Ottoman period. The book contains 300 photographs of constructions, a large number of which have today disappeared or been one way or the other altered. .
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Celal Esad ArsevenTabii ve Nasiri Muhtar Halid Publ.Dersa'adet-Istanbul 1328 (Hicri)
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Eski Istanbul Abidat ve Mebanisi
Celal Esad Arseven occupies an important place in the modernization of Ottoman Art through the enlightenment he provided to the generation he taught; he also attracts attention due to his wide range of interest in art. He was thoroughly versed on the subject of city monographs and the decorative arts. His book published in France in 1909 under the title "Constantinople, from Byzantium to Istanbul," and later in Istanbul under the title "Old Istanbul: Its Monuments and Temples", is an important source today for those doing research into the history of the city. In"Old Istanbul", Arseven examines Byzantine Istanbul which, in Charles Diehl's words, had up to that time been monopolized by scholars from the native Greek population, the French, the Russians, the Germans and the English. He describes the history of the city and its development in Byzantine times and includes photographs or drawings of Byzantine works extant in the late 19th century.
A faithful copy of the Ottoman text was transliterated into Roman characters and published in 1989 by the Celik Gulersoy Foundation under the title of "Old Istanbul (Monuments and Foundations)".
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