“Social and spatial restructuring” in historical urban areas: The example of Fener and Balat

Title “Social and spatial restructuring” in historical urban areas: The example of Fener and Balat
Author Şişmanyazıcı, B., Turgut, Hülya
Publication Date: 2010
Publication Place - Chamber of Architects of Türkiye
Subject Fener, Balat, Social restructuring, Spatial restructuring
Type Periodical
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID 1300-4212
Record ID a004bc0c-ec4b-4315-a745-230dbe5fc7db
Library Location Architecture
Date 2010
Sample Text The world is changing within the framework of socio-cultural, physical, economic, political and technological dynamics, and urban areas appear as places where this change is reflected. Urban space, shaped by the interaction of these dynamics, contains some similarities and differences in every era, every country and every city. For this reason, no two cities are shaped the same. Despite this, all cities around the world were generally affected in a similar way within the framework of certain events.
Cilt 352
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“Social and spatial restructuring” in historical urban areas: The example of Fener and Balat

Author Şişmanyazıcı, B., Turgut, Hülya
Publication Date 2010
Publication Place - Chamber of Architects of Türkiye
Subject Fener, Balat, Social restructuring, Spatial restructuring
Type Periodical
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID 1300-4212
Record ID a004bc0c-ec4b-4315-a745-230dbe5fc7db
Library Location Architecture
Date 2010
Sample Text The world is changing within the framework of socio-cultural, physical, economic, political and technological dynamics, and urban areas appear as places where this change is reflected. Urban space, shaped by the interaction of these dynamics, contains some similarities and differences in every era, every country and every city. For this reason, no two cities are shaped the same. Despite this, all cities around the world were generally affected in a similar way within the framework of certain events.
Cilt 352
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