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From Sümerbank to Gima: The Spatial Transformation of Merchandising in Ankara [PDF]
This study concentrates on Sümerbank and Gima stores to examine changes in modern retailing in Ankara between the early Republican period and the 1980s. The aim is to document some spatial reflections on this process.
Umut ŞUMNU
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The new concept of poverty or urban poverty includes the disadvantaged status of people who are unable to obtain an equal share of various socio-spatial factors, particularly economic, in regards to daily life. Waste collectors are one of the main groups
Saitcan Güngördü, Nurettin Özgen
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An Assessment for the Preservation of the Detached Houses in Yenimahalle District of Ankara [PDF]
One of the most important problems encountered in Ankara following the declaration of the Republic was housing. The announcement of Ankara as the new capital led to a sharp rise in the population of the city, and the desire to accommodate for this rise ...
Reha Can YILMAZ, Özlem SAĞIROĞLU
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Ankara in the Works of Ercüment Ekrem Talu [PDF]
Ankara has been frequently visited by many intellectuals since it became an important cultural center after the founding of the Republic. While some of these intellectuals came to the city on official missions, and some came just to see the new capital ...
İsmail Alper KUMSAR
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Ankara Drawings of Eşref Üren and Andre Lhôte’s Influence [PDF]
Eşref Üren (1897-1984) is an artist who lived in Ankara in the last 45 years of his life; acknowledged as an imperative personality in Ankara artistic circles.
Feyza Akder
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COVID-19 and the city: Did urbanized countries suffer more fatalities?
Cities : the international journal of urban policy and planning 131, 103909 (2022).
Naudé, Wim, Nagler, Paula
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As Australian cities face uncertain water futures, what insights can the history of Aboriginal and settler relationships with water yield? Residents have come to expect reliable, safe, and cheap water, but natural limits and the costs of maintaining and expanding water networks are at odds with forms and cultures of urban water use.
Cook, Margaret +6 more
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COUNTRY–CITY AND RURAL–URBAN RELATIONS IN THE TWENTIETH-FIRST CENTURY
Introduction: The thought regarding the countryside/city relationship in modern times implies going beyond the past representations concerning the rural space, that is, overcoming the dichotomic proposal, conceived within a context of reaffirmation of the urban logic, and thus recognizing the city and the city/countryside couplet as elements bonded by ...
Glaucio José Marafon +2 more
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Creation and Display Studies on Ethnographical Textiles Collection of Higher Agricultural Institute [PDF]
Following the establishment of the Turkish Republic, Ankara University Faculty of Agriculture became one of the foremost academic institutions specializing in traditional handicraft education in Turkey.
Ayşem YANAR +3 more
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Urban voids: identifying and optimizing urban voids potential as a revitalization source in enhancing developing countries’ city income [PDF]
AbstractThis study attempts to remedy the issue of urban voids, which are one of the possible choices for extra interactive spaces. As a city with a great civilization history, Egypt is also home to many urban voids, mainly buffer zones. This generates the research problem that urban voids result from managing isolated planning sites irrespective of ...
Omnia Mamdouh Hashem +2 more
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