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This paper evaluates the approach to the field of modern architecture in Turkey through the public buildings of Ankara. Although the conservation of modern architecture as cultural heritage has been accepted, to a limited degree, within related frameworks and disciplines, and within theory, the inconsistency in preservation legislations have been evaluated critically. The scope of conservation is limited to the state of being old and historical, thereby rendering modern architecture not worth conserving. This is valid for many countries, just like it is for Turkey. Despite various local interpretations of the mode of modern architecture that foresees mono-typing, the connotations of "culture" and the state of being a "product of the past," of the 20 th century, are denied. The expanding and transforming characteristic of immovable cultural heritage is disregarded. As such, modern architecture in Turkey remains inadequately analyzed and documented within the framework of cultural heritage. The conservation of buildings dating back to the 20 th century remains within the preference of the related Ministry. As the criteria for this preference is not determined, some public buildings t

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Author
Turgut GÃ1⁄4ltekin, Nevin
Publisher
IOP Publishing (ISSN 1757-8981)
Published
2017
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)

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