Archi-Cultural Translations Through The Silkroad

207 s, renkli ve s/b resimler, İngilizce.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOREWORD            

• Murat Dündar / INTRODUCTION     

PAPERS   

• Abdollah Karimzadeh, Habib Rasi, Roshanak Atefi / SILK ROAD AS THE TRANSLATOR OF ARCHI-CULTURAL PRODUCTS   
• Abdul Rehman / THE IMPACT OF CENTRAL ASIA AND KHORASAN ON THE ARCHITECTURE IN PAKISTAN 
• Tomoko Kano / DESCRIPTION OF THE 'TRADITIONAL DWELLING'S INTERFACE" IN THE SILK ROAD CITIES 
• Wan-Wen Huang, Hsin-Yi Ho / A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF COURTYARD HOUSES ALONG THE SILK ROAD       
• Hideaki Tembata, Shigeyuki Okazaki / ENCLOSED SPACES FOR SEOUL AND KYOTO BASED ON FENG-SHUI    
• Kazuhiko Yanagisawa, Shigeyuki Okazaki / TYPES OF RIVERS WITH RESPECT TO FRAME, DRAWN BY CHRONIC SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS BASED ON LANDSCAPE MONTAGE TECHNIQUE: SIMILARITY TO TRADITIONAL JAPANESE SPACE      
• Tanaka Akira / LEISURE ACTIVITIES AT THE IMPERIAL VILLAS OF JAPAN IN THE EARLY MODERN AGE 
• Toshitomo Suzuki, Shigeyuki Okazaki, Mai Uemura / EYE MOVEMENT ANALYSIS IN MODERN ARCHITECTURE WITH JAPANESE TRADITIONAL SPATIAL STRUCTURE: CASE STUDY OF STAIRCASES IN KOSHIEN HOTEL    
• Noritoshi Sugiura, Shigeyuki Okazaki / RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RULES OF SPATIAL COMPOSITION PROCESS USING ARCHITECTURAL SPACE MONTAGE TECHNIQUE AND TYPICAL EXPRESSIONS OF JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPES 
• Bahar Başer / RE-PROGRAMMING THE SILK-ROAD TERRITORY AS A GLOCAL FOOD-NETWORK: A VISION ON ISTANBUL'S AGRARIAN HISTORY             
• Parinaz Mizban, Ceren Göğüş / GENTRIFICATION AND HOMELESSNESS IN THE EXAMPLE OF SULUKULE RENEWAL PROJECt IN ISTANBUL        
• Emel Karakaya / A MANIFESTATION OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL DYNAMICS BEHIND TURKISH URBAN PLANNING: DOMINANCE OF GERMAN AND FRENCH ECOLES TILL 1940 
• Zeynep Ceylanli / MODERNITY, DOMESTICITY, AND ARCHITECTURE: AN ANALYSIS THROUGH WEIMAR AND TURKISH REPUBLICS 
• Shamsu Mohamad, Zulkifli Hanafi / READING ON SINGGORA: THE LAST TRADITIONAL COTTAGE INDUSTRY OF CLAY ROOF TILES IN BACHOK, KELANTAN, MALAYSIA       
• Nancl Takeyama / STUPA, ITS SHAPES AND MEANINGS THROUGH THE SILK ROAD                                          
• Keisuke Inomata, Shigeyuki Okazaki, Kazuhiko Yanagisawa / MOUNTAINS PAINTED IN CHRISTIAN PAINTINGS IN THE CHORA CHURCH                  
• Nilay Ünsal Gülmez, Emine Gôrgül, Evren Togan Tore / READING OF JERUSALEM REPRESENTATIONS IN THE CHORA CHURCH                           
• Hilal AKTUR / A RESEARCH ON THE MEDIEVAL ISLAMIC PAINTING                                                                       
• Jun Sakakihara / PATTERNS ADDED TO JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE AND THEIR RELATION TO PATTERNS IN SILKROAD COUNTRIES   
• Sezin Tanriôver / Conclusion                                                                                                             j
• Appendix
• COMMITTEES
• Editors