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THE CONCEPT OF POWER AND SYMBOLISM IN ARCHITECTURE WITH HISTORICAL CHANGES STRUCTURALLY ON THE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF CITIES INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTS

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2021
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This transportation issue; In the development and formation of architectural structures, to examine the historical process stages of the buildings that may be created by individuals who may be in their cities for housing purposes, and to make an interpretation of what has emerged by examining the framework by using the exposed building forms and styles. In essence, this content includes building production, examining the properties of buildings, and how they affect this and how this power is produced in buildings with its causes and results. In order to explain and present these concepts, in this study, it has been revealed that what is wanted to be achieved by looking at the history of architecture is a more understandable method. The effect of globalization and developing technological industrial production in the process leading to a single world city by moving to the center of our lives can be explained in this way, and it can be explained through architectural structures where all different features disappear and become similar. Because the basis of architecture is not only art but also engineering, technical and technological infrastructure and cultural life. Cultural analogy is clearly seen in the features of both external and functional use of structures. Keywords: Power In Architecture, Power Factor In Cities, Effect Of Power On Building Form, Architectural Study Of Economic Power, Symbolic Power, Iconic Power

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Zahit Anaç

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Zahit Anaç (Master Thesis). THE CONCEPT OF POWER AND SYMBOLISM IN ARCHITECTURE WITH HISTORICAL CHANGES STRUCTURALLY ON THE FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF CITIES INVESTIGATION OF EFFECTS, 2021, Haliç University.

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