Sedad Eldem : architect in Turkey / Sibel Bozdogan, Suha Ozkan, Engin Yenal ; with a foreword by Hans Hollein



Digitised Book 216.73.216.10 (0)

1987

Sedad Eldem : architect in Turkey / Sibel Bozdogan, Suha Ozkan, Engin Yenal ; with a foreword by Hans Hollein

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Sedad Hakki Eldem is Turkey's most important architectural figure and has played a major role in shaping the visual form of contemporary Turkey. This book, with its authoritative texts, is the first major publication to deal with this exceptional man's work. Eldem's search over the years for a modern Turkish vocabulary precedes today's concerns with "contextualism" and "regionalism". His exploration of the Turkish House form and vernacular expressions in design have produced an oeuvre which is both elegant and instructive. He shows a way in which designers can be both modern and traditional at the same time.

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Title
Sedad Eldem : architect in Turkey / Sibel Bozdogan, Suha Ozkan, Engin Yenal ; with a foreword by Hans Hollein
Creators
  • Bozdoğan, Sibel
Subject
  • Architecture, Modern--20th century--Turkey
  • Architecture, Modern--Turkey
Publisher
  • Concept Media, 1987
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1987
Contributors
  • Ozkan, Suha
  • Yenal, Engin
Digital Description
application/pdf, ill. (some col.), map, plans
Table of Contents
  • works of Sedad Hakki Eldem. I. Formative years. II. The Turkish House reappraised. III. Early dialogue with modernism. IV. In search of a national architecture. V. Rationalist discourse. VI. A contextualist experiment. VII. Voyage pittoresque along the Bosphorus. VIII. The Embassy Building as a large house -- Chronology of works 1931-1986 -- Profile of the man -- Biography -- Bibliography -- Glossary.
Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.