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• Edirne, Saraclar Street

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  Saraclar is the most famous street of Edirne, Turkey. It’s always dynamic, full of genereous and kind native people and if it’s sunny. If you decide to come and visit, you can also see the traditional Turkish house types on both sides of the street. Makkilinc, Turkey

  

  • 2011-03-06 Understanding Brunelleschi
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  • Age 25-30
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• The National Library of the Republic of Tatarstan

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  The former mansion of the Ushkovs, once widely known industrialists, it is one of the most beautiful buildings of our city. Since 1919, the building is occupied by the National Library of the Republic of Tatarstan. The visitors of the Library can daily admire the beauty of magnificent decoration preserved from the time it was [...]

  

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  Tags: Architecture, former mansion of the Ushkovs, libraries, National Library of the Republic of Tatarstan, Petersburg Academy of Arts, Russia
  
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• 2011-03-06 Understanding Brunelleschi

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  In this workshop that is targeted specifically for students of architectural departments of Turkish speaking universities, the aim is to introduce students one of the most important architects of the Renaissance period: Brunelleschi. By specifically focusing on the architectural masterpieces by him, the students will also examine in detail the socio-cultural, economic and political atmosphere [...]

  

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