Type and Rule: Fener-Balat by Can ÇİNİCİ (20.10.2021)

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Events and Publications
Workshop Week [2023 Fall]
The Development Process of Legislation Regarding the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Our Country (28.05.2021)
Soviet Constructivism in Architecture and Design (31.05.2021)
Participation in Planning - The Antalya Example (04.07.2021)
The works of Antalya Science University Architecture Department students are on display at Antalya Culture and Arts with the exhibition titled "Nuance"! (09.07.2021)
Antalya's 20th-Century Heritage and Conservation Scenarios (24.07.2021)
BimFili (29.07.2021)
Button-Type House Construction System and Its Use in Akseki (04.08.2021)
Greenhouses in Antalya and Their Integration with the City (13.08.2021)
Reuse / Spolia (18.08.2021)
Sustainable Tourism for Antalya (25.08.2021)
ARC 2001 Site Trip (20.09.21)
Conservation and Restoration Project Site Visit (29.09.2021)
Graduation Project Exhibition at MKE Battery Factory [2022 Spring]

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Type and Rule: Fener-Balat by Can ÇİNİCİ (20.10.2021)

Contact
Spatial Narrative Atlas website is online

The "Spatial Narrative Atlas" website, where the content produced by the architecture department and selected student projects will be shared, is open now:

https://abuarchitecture.wixsite.com/spatialatlas

Spatial Narrative Atlas is a comprehensive digital platform curated by the Architecture Department of Antalya Bilim University that brings together architectural and spatial studies. This platform serves as an online exhibition, and it compiles diverse content such as projects, booklets, and articles, offering a record for those eager to explore the narrative power of space. By showcasing works produced from various perspectives, the atlas aims to share academic and creative outputs while contributing new insights to the field of architecture.