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After short information about the period of Mehmed III, mausoleums in the garden of hagia sophia church, Diyarbakir – the Mosque of Melek Ahmed Pasha and Sam – Kadife Inn will be explained.
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Civilian structures like İncili Mansion, Sepetçiler Mansion and Gazanfer Ağa Complex will be explained.
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After a short information about the period of Ahmed I, the focus will be on Kuyumcu Murad Pasha and Kuyucu Ekmekçioğlu Ahmed Pasha Complexes built in this period.
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Ayşe Kadın Caravanserai in Edirne, Kahire-Melike Safiye, Elmalı-Ömer Pasha Mosques will be explained.
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Ulukışla Öküz Mehmed Pasha Caravanserai known as an important barrack – caravanserai in Central Anatolian will be presented.
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Sultan Ahmed Complex in İstanbul which is one of the most extensive building activities of XVII. Century in Ottoman architecture.
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After an evaluation of general structures of the period of Ahmed I, a general historical information about the period of Murad IV will be given and Bayram Pasha Complex in Haseki will be presented.
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Focusing on Niğde-Bedesteni (covered bazaar) and Bağdat and Revan Mansions in Topkapı Palace, a comparision between its quasies will be made.
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After Çinili Complex in Üsküdar is told, circumcise room built in Topkapı Palace in the period of Ibrahim I will be presented.
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Mid-Term
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After short historical information about the period of Mehmed IV, Yeni Valide Inn and Yeni Camii Complex in Eminönü will be presented.
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12 |
Besides Ottoman complexes, madrasah based like Divanyolu-Köprülü Complex and Merzifonlu Kara Mustafa Paşa Complex, Bilecik Vezir Han and Vezirköprü-Fazıl Ahmed Pasha Madrasah will be presented.
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By explaining Kara Mustafa Pasha Complex in İncesu and the Mosque of Kara Mustafa Pasha in Merzifon built in the second half of XVII. Century, the focus will be on the products built in Anatolia in this period.
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14 |
Amcazade, Çorlulu Ali Pasha Complex built after II. Vienna defeat and kulliyes built in İstanbul and Nevşehir by Damat İbrahim Pasha will be explained.
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