The style of the ceiling decorations of the second assembly building investigation

II. Assembly building, Halk Fırkası Mahfeli (People'sParty Center) wasstartedto be constructed. As theconstruction of thebuildingcontinuesto be a very nice shape of thebuilding of thebuildingwasthe idea of theMahfel. Itwascompletedto a shortperiod of time by Architect Vedat Tek in 1923. Grand National Assembly RepublicanPeople'sPartydesigned, however, the First Grand National Assembly to a lack of buildinganddevelopingtomeettheneeds of theRepublic of Turkey has undergonechangesduetothe Assembly, then II. Turkish Grand National Assembly wasopened on 18 October 1924 in. At whatstage of theconstruction of thebuildingthearchitectmade a plan forconvertingto Grand National Assembly (partycenter) does not gobeyondthepredictions. It is not possibletofollowtheunique plan redress of Architect Vedat Tek since thecirculationsystem is changedfrequently in thebuilding. Especiallyduringthesummer of 1926, Grand National Assembly wasaddedtothe main mass of thebuildingand a comprehensiverenovationwasmade. Theentrance, whereprovidesdirectaccessto General Assembly Hall in thenortheast of thebuilding, wasclosedwith a telegraph. Theandesiteshowthatentrancewasinactive in thesix-step staircasesmadewithstoneblocks. Theentrancetothe main street on thesoutheastside of thebuilding is arranged as a portal (crowndoor). The Assembly continueditsactivities in thisbuildinguntil 1960. Itwasbuiltwithcutstone on twofloors. Thearchesseen in thewindowsreflectthecharacteristics of the I. National Architecture Movement, thewoodenpavementsdecoratingthepencilworksusingOttomanandSeljukmotifs on widefacadesandtilepanels on thefacades. Interiors of thebuildingarearranged on threesides of thecentral Assembly Hall, whererisestwofloors. Inthisstudy, Ceilingdecorations of II. Assembly Buildingwereanalyzedbyexaminingthestylescompleteness, motif characteristics, colorsused in decorations. As a result of theexamination of thestyle of decorationwe can say thatthat is similartothepencilworks on centuries of 17.-18.