The remaking of Istanbul : portrait of an Ottoman city in the nineteenth century / Zeynep Çelik.

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Çelik, Zeynep.

Title & Author:

The remaking of Istanbul : portrait of an Ottoman city in the nineteenth century / Zeynep Çelik.

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Description:

xviii, 183 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm

Series:

Publications on the Near East, University of Washington ; no. 2

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 176-178) and index.
Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. An architectural survey of the city -- 2. The nineteenth-century background -- 3. Regularization of the urban fabric -- 4. Transportation -- 5. The grand schemes -- 6. Architectural pluralism and the search for a style -- 7. Epilogue

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Table of contents

ISBN:

0295963646
9780295963648

Subject:

City planning Turkey Istanbul History 19th century.
Urbanisme Turquie İstanbul Histoire 19e siècle.
Buildings.
City planning.
Stadsplanning.
Architecture Turkey Istanbul.
Urbanisme Turquie Istanbul (Turquie) 19e siècle.
Istanbul (Turkey) Buildings, structures, etc.
Istanbul
İstanbul (Turquie) Constructions
Turkey Istanbul.
Istanbul (Turkey) City planning 19th century.
Istanbul (Turkey) Description and travel 19th century.
Istanbul (Turkey) History 19th century.
Istanbul (Turquie) Descriptions et voyages 19e siècle.
Istanbul (Turquie) Constructions 19e siècle.
Turkey Istanbul Town planning, 1800-1900

Form/genre:

Theses.
History.

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Publications on the Near East, University of Washington ; no. 2.

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Location: Library main 1142
Call No.: ID:87-B1118
Status: Available

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