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Skyland İstanbul

Skyland İstanbul is a mixed-use skyscraper complex located in the Seyrantepe neighborhood of Sarıyer, Istanbul, Turkey. The complex consists of three towers: a 284-meter office tower with 65 floors, a residential tower of equal height with 64 floors, and a 155-meter hotel tower with 28 floors. Designed by British architectural firm Broadway Malyan and developed by Turkish conglomerate Eroğlu Holding, the complex was completed in 2019. History Construction on Skyland İstanbul began in 2014 following approval from the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. The project formed part of Istanbul's broader urban development initiatives in its northern districts. After five years of construction, the complex opened to the public in October 2019 with an estimated total investment of $700 million USD. Architecture The architectural design features a contemporary glass facade with vertical aluminum fins that provide sun shading. Engineers implemented a diagrid structural system to enhance the buildings' seismic performance, an important consideration given Istanbul's earthquake risk. The complex incorporates approximately 45,000 square meters of green space, including multiple sky gardens distributed throughout the towers. Facilities The residential tower contains 830 luxury apartments ranging from one to five bedrooms. Office spaces total 504 units across 65 floors, with average floor plates measuring 1,500 square meters. The hotel component includes 300 guest rooms and a conference center capable of accommodating 550 attendees. Shared amenities include fitness facilities, swimming pools, and retail spaces occupying the lower six floors of the complex. Significance Upon completion, the office and residential towers became the third and fourth tallest buildings in Istanbul. The complex received BREEAM Excellent certification for its sustainable design features, which include rainwater harvesting systems and energy-efficient climate control systems. In popular culture The distinctive silhouette of Skyland İstanbul has appeared in several media productions, most notably as a filming location for the 2021 action film Eurasian Heist. The towers frequently feature in establishing shots of Istanbul used by international media outlets. Awards and recognition The complex has received several awards including the 2020 European Property Award for Best Mixed-Use Development and the 2022 Istanbul Architecture Award in the High Rise category. Its sustainable design earned BREEAM Excellent certification in 2021. See also List of tallest buildings in Istanbul Architecture of Turkey References External links Official website Project page at Eroğlu Holding
Skyland İstanbul

Skyland Estambul es un conjunto de tres edificios situados en Estambul, Turquía.​ Dos de esas torres son los rascacielos más altos del país.​ Características El trabajo de construcción de las tres torres comenzó en 2013 y terminó en 2017.​ Estas fueron diseñadas por la firma de arquitectos Broadway Malyan,​ que ya había diseñado otros rascacielos residenciales como la torre St George Wharf Tower de Londres.​ Con 284 metros de altura, la Skyland Office Tower (oficinas) y la Skyland Residence Tower (residencial) son los edificios más altos de la ciudad.​ Ambos están entre los más altos de Europa.​ Véase también Anexo:Edificios más altos de Estambul Anexo:Edificios más altos de Turquía Anexo:Edificios más altos de Europa Referencias
Skyland Istanbul

Skyland Istanbul est un complexe de trois gratte-ciel à Istanbul en Turquie. Il est composé de deux tours jumelles de 284 mètres construites en 2017 abritant des bureaux pour l'une et des résidences pour l'autre ainsi que d'une tour de 180 mètres abritant un hôtel. Lien externe CTBUH Portail des gratte-ciel Portail de la Turquie
Skyland Istanbul

Skyland Istanbul è un complesso di edifici nel quartiere di Şişli a Istanbul, Turchia. Caratteristiche Il cuore del complesso è composto da due grattacieli: Skyland Istanbul 1 e Skyland Istanbul 2. Le due torri, alte circa 284 metri, sono gli edifici più alti della città, del paese e gli undicesimi edifici più alti d'Europa. Costruiti tra il 2012 e il 2017 presentano 65 piani ciascuna. Al loro interno trovano posto 830 appartamenti, 504 uffici, una sala conferenze da 550 posti e un hotel a cinque stelle. Note Voci correlate Elenco degli edifici più alti in Turchia Elenco degli edifici più alti d'Europa Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Skyland Istanbul Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su skylandistanbul.com.
Skyland Istanbul

Skyland Istanbul (formeel: Skyland İstanbul) is een multifunctioneel complex met drie wolkenkrabbers in Istanbul, Turkije. De twee hoogste van deze torens waren bij bouw de op een na hoogste bouwwerken van Istanboel en de hoogste in het Europese deel van de stad. De torens bevinden zich in de wijk Huzur van het district Sarıyer, op 400 meter ten westen van het Ali Sami Yen Spor Kompleksi voetbalstadion, ook gekend als het NEF Stadyumu. Ze liggen direct ten noorden van de autosnelweg O-2 (E80). Het complex bestaat uit de Skyland Residence Tower (284 m / 65 verdiepingen), de Skyland Office Tower (284 m / 64 verdiepingen) en de Skyland Hotel Tower (180 m / 28 verdiepingen). De gebouwen zijn ontworpen door Peter Vaughan van Broadway Malyan. Het project, dat een investeringskost van US $ 700 miljoen had, begon in 2012 en werd afgerond met de opening in 2019. De drie torens beschikken over 830 woningen, 504 kantoorruimtes en een internationaal vijfsterrenhotel met 300 kamers en een conferentiezaal met een capaciteit van 550 zitplaatsen.
Skyland İstanbul

Skyland Istanbul – kompleks trzech wieżowców (Skyland Istanbul-1, Skyland Istanbul-2 i Skyland Istanbul-3) w Stambule. Został zaprojektowany przez Petera Vaughana z międzynarodowego biura architektonicznego Broadway Malyan. Wybudowanie kompleksu kosztowało ponad 700 milionów dolarów amerykańskich. Budowa kompleksu rozpoczęła się w 2012 roku. Kompleks budynków Wieże Skyland Istanbul-1 i Skyland Istanbul-2 są najwyższymi budynkami w Stambule. Pierwsze 7 pięter wszystkich budynków jest połączone ze sobą wspólnym centrum handlowym, w którym znajduje się multipleks kinowy, część restauracyjna i parking podziemny mogący pomieścić 3500 samochodów. Skyland Istanbul-1 Skyland Istanbul-1 jest budynkiem biurowym, który na 65 piętrach mieści 504 przestrzenie biurowe. Został oddany do użytku wraz ze Skyland Istanbul-2 w 2017 roku. Skyland Istanbul-2 Skyland Istanbul-2 jest budynkiem mieszkalnym, w którym znajduje się 830 mieszkań i apartamentów. Najmniejsze mieszkanie w budynku posiada 56 metrów kwadratowych, a największe 322 metry kwadratowe. Został oddany do użytku wraz ze Skyland Istanbul-1 w 2017 roku. Skyland Istanbul-3 W budynku Skyland Istanbul-3 znajduje się 5-gwiazdkowy hotel posiadający 300 pokoi i zaplecze konferencyjne dla 550 użytkowników. Został oddany do użytku w 2018 roku. Zobacz też Lista najwyższych budynków w Stambule Przypisy
Rize Atatürk Museum

Rize Atatürk Museum (Turkish: Atatürk Evi Müzesi, also known as Mehmet Mataracı Konağı) is a museum in Rize, Turkey. The museum is in the Müftü quarter of Rize, and is locally known as Mehmet Mataracı mansion. It is to the east of the city stadium and to the south of the main road. The museum building is a three-storey mansion that was built in 1921. In 1924, Mustafa Kemal Pasha (later Atatürk), the founder of the Republic of Turkey, stayed in the house during his visit to Rize. In 1981, the 100th birth year of Atatürk, the owners of the house granted it to the governorship of Rize to be used as an Atatürk museum. The museum was opened on 27 December 1985. On the ground floor, inscriptions and tombstones are exhibited. On the first floor, there are traditional weaving instruments as well as other ethnographic items. On the second floor, memorial items of Atatürk, such as his personal belongings and photos about the Turkish War of Independence, are exhibited. See also Atatürk Museums in Turkey References
İzzet Pasha Mosque

The İzzet Paşa Mosque (Turkish: İzzet Paşa Camii) is a mosque in Elazığ, Turkey It is on Gazi Paşa boulevard of Elazığ. The commissioner of the mosque was Hacı Ahmet İzzet Pasha, the governor of Elazığ during the Ottoman Empire era. It was completed in 1866. It was an abode structure and it could barely withstand aging in a century. In 1967 it was demolished by a İzvak, a foundation established to renew the mosque. In 1972 the mosque was rebuilt and was opened to service. The other dimensions of the mosque are 44 x 28.5 m2 (144 x 94 ft2). It also has two porticos with dimensions 8 x 28.5 m2 and 4 x 27.15 m2. The diameter of its dome is 20 metres (66 ft) It has two 55 metres (180 ft) minarets. The mosque also houses 115 markets in the ground floor built to provide revenue to sustain the mosque. See also List of mosques in Turkey References
İzmir Democracy University

İzmir Democracy University (Turkish: İzmir Demokrasi Üniversitesi) is a public university in İzmir, Turkey. It was established by the Grand National Assembly of Turkey on 20 August 2016 with other 3 new universities. İzmir Democracy University was cited by the press as the successor of İzmir University, which was closed private university by Turkish government on 23 July 2016. But the Council of Higher Education denied it and explained that İzmir Democracy University was not founded in place of İzmir University. In January 2017, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan appointed Prof. Dr. Bedriye Tunçsiper as the rector of the university. On June 10, 2020, with a protocol signed with the Ministry of Health, Buca Seyfi Demirsoy Training and Research Hospital started to be used jointly with the university's medical faculty. Organization İzmir Democracy University has 10 faculties, 3 institutes and 3 other schools. Faculties Faculty of Education Faculty of Law Faculty of Science and Literature Faculty of Administrative and Economic Sciences Faculty of Fine Arts Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Architecture Faculty of Medical Sciences Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Dentistry Institutes Institute of Graduate Studies in Science and Engineering Institute of Social Sciences Institute of Medical Sciences Other schools School of Foreign Languages Vocational School of Health Services Vocational School References
Bozyazı Island

Bozyazı Island is a small Mediterranean island in Turkey. The island faces Bozyazı ilçe (district) of Mersin Province at 36°05′45″N 32°58′33″E. Its distance to shore is only 200 metres (660 ft) and in 1982 a road was constructed between the main land and the island by embankment. But in 2009 the artificial connection was abandoned. Although it is currently uninhabited there are ruins on the island. The island was once a part of the Nagidos ancient city. However, during the Cilician pirates age the city lost its former importance and the population mostly concentrated in the island then called "Nagidudos" or "Tagiduda". The total area of the island is about 11,500 square metres (124,000 sq ft). According to the Ministry of Forestry the island is declared an archaeological site . References
Hekim Island

Hekim Island (a.k.a. Kilise Island) is an Aegean island of Turkey. It is in the gulf of İzmir and a part of Urla ilçe (district) of İzmir Province at 38°26′41″N 26°45′56″E. It is the second largest of the islands in the gulf (collectively known as Urla Islands) with 2.5 square kilometres (0.97 sq mi) area. The nearest point on the main land to the west is 2.5 kilometres (1.6 mi) distant. Presently the visits to island are not allowed. Scholars tentatively identify Hekim Island with the island anciently known as Pele (Ancient Greek: Πήλη), which was opposite to Clazomenae and was noted by numerous ancient authors including Thucydides, Pliny the Elder, and Stephanus of Byzantium. During the Peloponnesian War after an unsuccessful attack in Clazomenae, some of the ships in the Astyochus fleet were put at the Marathusa, Pele and Drimyssa islands which lie over against Clazomenae. Trivia The name of the island hekim means "doctor". According to a legend a doctor who was on his way to Greece according to the Population exchange between Greece and Turkey agreement chose to stay in İzmir and settled in the island to create his own farm. References
Yılanlı Island

Yılanlı Ada (literally "the island with snakes") is a small Mediterranean island in Turkey. The island at 36°06′48″N 33°22′40″E is situated about 1.75 kilometres (1.09 mi) offshore (Sancak Burnu). The nearest coastal settlement is Aydıncık ilçe (district) center of Mersin Province about 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) northwest of the island. It is a narrow island lying west to east direction, approximately 180 metres (590 ft) long. The Aydıncık Islands are nearby. The uninhabited island was known as "Spurie" during antiquity. The area around the island was declared an archaeological site (Turkish: SIT). During recent exploration many anchors were found around the island, indicating that it was a popular anchorage area from the Bronze Age. Also a wreck with amphorae LP1 type from the Roman Empire was found. Two amphorae, three stone anchors, a lead stock and its collar, and a stone stock were delivered to the Silifke Museum. References
Orak Island (İzmir)

Orak Island is an Aegean island in Turkey The island faces Foça (Phokaia of the antiquity) in the gulf of İzmir at 38°41′31″N 26°52′57″E. Its distance to coast is about 400 metres (1,300 ft). The longer (north to south) dimension of the island is 2 kilometres (1.2 mi). The name of the island orak ("sickle") refers to spit to the south of the island. It has been speculated that the ancient name of the island might be "Bakkheion". According to surface survey of Professor Ömer Özyiğit, the island was inhabited during the classical age up to Late Roman Empire era. There were three stone pits. One of them was probably a cult center of the goddess Cybele. References
Orak (İzmir)

L'île d'Orak (en turc Orak Adası) est une île turque de la mer Égée située dans le district de Foça, dans la province d'İzmir, en région Égéenne. Description L'île, inhabitée, se trouve à quatre kilomètres de Foça et mesure environ 2 000 mètres de longueur. Occupée à l'époque gréco-romaine, elle comporte les traces d'un sanctuaire dédié à Cybèle. L'île est fréquentée par le phoque moine de Méditerranée, une espèce pinnipède menacée. Notes et références Voir aussi Articles connexes Liste des îles de Turquie Liens externes (en) « Orak Adası » (carte), sur le site GeoNames (en) « Weather forecast for Orak Adası » (météo), sur le site Yr Portail des îles Portail de la Turquie
Орак (остров, Измир)

Орак (тур. Orak Adası — «серп») — остров в Турции, в Эгейском море, у входа в Измирский залив, у западного побережья Малой Азии, к северо-западу от города Фоча в иле Измир. Расстояние до материка около 400 м. Длина острова около 2 км в направлении с севера на юг. В южной части острова находится серпообразный мыс, давший название острову (тур. orak — «серп»). Скалы у острова Орак известны под названием «Скалы Сирен» (“Siren Kayalıkları”). Примечания
Adır Adası

Adır Adası, früher Lim (armenisch Լիմ կղզի Lim kghzi) ist eine heute unbewohnte Insel im Vansee in der Osttürkei. Während des Völkermords an den Armeniern 1915 flüchteten bis zu 12.000 armenische Frauen und Kinder innerhalb von drei Tagen auf die Insel. Das armenisch-apostolische St.-Georgs-Kloster (Sourp Kevork) wurde im Jahre 1305 erbaut und 1621 sowie 1766 erweitert, es besteht derzeit nur noch aus Ruinen. Die Insel enthält auch einen Friedhof mit armenischen Chatschkars. Galerie Siehe auch Sankt-Bartholomäus-Kloster Chtsgonk-Kloster Einzelnachweise
Adır Island

Adır Island (Turkish: Adır Adası) or Lim Island (Armenian: Լիմ կղզի, romanized: Lim kghzi), is the largest island in Lake Van, located in the northeastern side of the lake. During the Armenian genocide upwards of 12,000 Armenian women and children, crossed to the isle over a period of three days while a few dozen men covered their retreat from Hamidiye regiments. The situation soon became critical because of a lack of food. Lim Monastery was built by Armenians over the centuries on the island, with Armenian sources indicating the monastery was already founded pre-884, with tradition saying that St. Gregory the Illuminator himself founded it in the 4th century. By the 14th century there were Surp Astvatsatsin, Surp Garabed and Surp Kevork churches. In 1766 the belltower, a chapel and a parish house were built. The monastery functioned until 1918, and has deteriorated ever since. The large, intricate curtain from one of the altars is preserved in very good condition at the museum of San Lazzaro Island in Venice. Gallery References External links San Lazzaro degli Armeni - page about the Armenian monastery in Venice shows part of the altar embroidery in the background of the photo of Komitas' death mask
Adır

Adir (tur. Adır Adası) ili otok Lim (arm. Լիմ կղզի, najveći je otok u jezeru Van, smješten na sjeveroistočnoj strani jezera. Tijekom armenskog genocida više od 12 000 armenskih žena i djece prešlo je na otok u razdoblju od tri dana, dok je nekoliko desetaka muškaraca pokrivalo njihovo povlačenje iz pukovnije Hamidiye. Situacija je ubrzo postala kritična zbog nedostatka hrane. Manastir Lim su stoljećima gradili Armenci na otoku. Armenski izvori pokazuju da je samostan osnovan već prije 884. godine, a predaja kaže da ga je utemeljio sam Sveti Grgur Prosvjetitelj u 4. stoljeću. Do 14. stoljeća postojale su crkve Surp Astvatsatsin, Surp Garabed i Surp Kevork. Godine 1766. sagrađeni su zvonik, kapela i župna kuća. Samostan je djelovao do 1918. godine i od tada propada. Veliki, složeni zastor s jednog od oltara čuva se u vrlo dobrom stanju u muzeju otoka San Lazzaro u Veneciji. Galerija Izvori Vanjske poveznice San Lazzaro degli Armeni - stranica o armenskom samostanu u Veneciji prikazuje dio oltarskog veza u pozadini fotografije Komitasove posmrtne maske
Ilha de Ader

A ilha de Ader (em turco: Adır Adası) ou ilha de Lim (em armênio: Լիմ կղզի; romaniz.: Lim kłzi), é a maior ilha do lago de Vã, localizada no lado nordeste do lago, a um quilômetro da costa. Tem cerca de dois quilômetros de comprimento e meio de largura. Há rumores de que, durante a Antiguidade, conectava-se ao continente. Sua menção mais antiga foi feita por Tomás Arzerúnio no século X. Nela está localizado o abandonado Mosteiro de Lim. Durante o genocídio armênio, mais de 12 mil mulheres e crianças armênias cruzaram à ilha num período de três dias, enquanto algumas dezenas de homens cobriam sua retirada dos regimentos hamidianos. A situação logo se tornou crítica devido à falta de comida. Referências Bibliografia
Agora of Smyrna

The Agora of Smyrna, alternatively known as the Agora of İzmir (Turkish: İzmir Agorası), is an ancient Roman agora located in Smyrna (present-day İzmir, Turkey). Originally built by the Greeks in the 4th century BC, the agora was ruined by an earthquake in 178 AD. Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius ordered its reconstruction. Excavations started in 1933. In 2020, the Agora of Smyrna became a Tentative World Heritage Site as part of "The Historical Port City of Izmir." Buildings and structures of the agora Faustina Gate Ancient Street North Stoa (Basilica) West Stoa Graffiti Corinthian colonnade Ottoman-era Muslim graveyard House of Sabbatai Zevi References External links Media related to Agora of Smyrna at Wikimedia Commons
Szmirnai agora

A szmirnai agora a mai Izmir elődjét lakó ókori görögök, majd rómaiak életének központi helye volt. Az agora adott helyet a város adminisztrációjának, igazságszolgáltatásának, valamint a kereskedelem centruma volt. Története Az agorát az időszámítás előtti 4. században építették a szmirnai görögök, majd a rómaiak, Marcus Aurelius császár uralkodása alatt, a 178-as földrengést követően felújították. Az egykor többszintes agora ma látható formáját az 1932-ben – Selahattin Kantar helyi múzeumigazgató és Rudolf Naumann német építész által – kezdett régészeti ásatások során nyerte el, amikor a területet megtisztították és a romokat restaurálták. A feltárási munkák 1941-ig tartottak. A munkák során feltárták a föld alá épített, egykor fedett széles folyosókat. A kőoszlopok és a rajtuk nyugvó kőboltívek jelentős része fennmaradt, és ma is áll, akárcsak a Faustina-kapu. A földfelszín alatti területen megtalálhatók az agora egykori két bazilikájának helyiségei és ciszternái. Az agorát egykor vízzel ellátó forrás ma is működik. A felszín felett jól láthatók az egykori városközpont épületének nyomai, a teraszt szegélyező korintoszi oszlopsor több darabja a helyén van. A területen megtekinthető számos szarkofág, szoborrészlet, oszlop- és építménytöredék, valamint egy régi muzulmán temető is. Jegyzetek Források ↑ Agora of Smyrna: Agora of Smyrna. Jetsettogether.com. Hozzáférés: 2022. október 15.. ↑ Lonely Planet: Agora in Izmir. Lonely Planet. Hozzáférés: 2022. október 15.. ↑ Turkish Museums: İzmir Agora Archaeological Site. Turkishmuseums.com. Hozzáférés: 2022. október 15..
Istanbul Aquarium

Istanbul Aquarium (Istanbul Akvaryum) is a public aquarium in Istanbul, Turkey. It opened its doors in April 2011 and is an official member of World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA). The site is 5km from Atatürk International Airport, near the motorway and railway transportation systems in Florya, which is at the southwest coast of Istanbul. Istanbul Aquarium holds a leading position among worldwide aquariums thanks to its volume, variety of fish species, and the activities on travel routes. Visitors follow a geographical route that includes 16 themes and 1 rainforest going from the Black Sea towards the Pacific. The aquarium was designed by public aquarium design consultants OCEAN Projects. The aquarists at Istanbul Aquarium work to feed, clean and check the medical and physical conditions of the creatures according to the quarantine protocol set by the aquarium management. To allow all living creatures in the Aquarium continue to live in the conditions as nearest as possible to those of their habitat. Istanbul Aquarium in figures Water volume: 7000 cubic meters; 66 tanks in total, A two-storey giant project with total area of 22.000 square meters on 100-decare land, Parking lot area of 32.000 square meters/1.200 vehicles belonging to Istanbul Aquarium, Visitor area of 6.000 square meters, A special-themed, 1,2 km long travel route originating in the Black Sea towards the Pacific, Approximately 1.500 species, 15.000 land and sea creatures in total, which are interesting from each other, 2, 15-person, 6-axle 5D movie houses, providing the option to watch 7 separate films, an extraordinary system that makes live some effects such as wind, fog and water. A gift shop with an area of 470 square meters within Istanbul Aquarium, 3 cafeterias on the travel route, 1 restaurant having the Panama Canal view on one side and the sea view on the other. Gallery See also BOSPHORUS Istanbul Tower 205 References https://web.archive.org/web/20120114141413/http://www.istanbulakvaryum.com/en-US/istanbul-akvaryum/istanbul-akvaryum http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php?n=aquarium-attracts-visitors-in-istanbul-2011-08-22 https://web.archive.org/web/20110822195237/http://www.todayszaman.com/news-254387-new-istanbul--aquarium-has-already-become-a-top-attraction.html External links Official website
Acuario de Estambul

El Acuario de Estambul (en turco: İstanbul Akvaryum) abrió sus puertas en abril de 2011, es un miembro oficial de la Asociación Mundial de Zoológicos y Acuarios (WAZA). El sitio se encuentra a 5 km del aeropuerto Internacional Atatürk, cerca de la autopista y de los sistemas de transporte ferroviario en Florya, que se encuentra en la costa suroeste de Estambul, en Turquía.​ El acuario de Estambul tiene una posición líder entre los acuarios de todo el mundo gracias a su volumen, la variedad de especies de peces, y las actividades en sus rutas de recorridos. Véase también Acuariología Zoológicos Referencias Enlaces externos Mapa de localización