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Pluralism Turkish Architecture Scene Today - Coggle…

- - - - Cities urbanized,
        emerging industries had limited capacity. Efficiency within the democratic framework was needed, intellectual elite's stance and influence have all played a role in creating a big dilemma. New models and solutions were being searched.
        
        Between 1960 - 1980 the growth of industry and business, and a pluralistic worldview pervaded the current thought was seen.
- - - - In an educational sense, there were reforms in the programs, the first being at Istanbul Technical University.
        
        By the mid-1970's unemployment became a problem.
        
        Regionalism, considered to be the expression of an environment that is determined by economic, historical, and cultural factors was advocated by Kuban, however, criticized by Özer to be imprecise, eclectic, utopian, etc.
        
        Conceptual terminology as well as the operational criteria of architectural criticism were ambiguous.
        
        large number of buildings, but no critical texts.
        
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- - - - Two examples with the articulated small blocks scheme: Manifaturaccılar Çarşısı and Antalya Museum.
        
        Other designs of the same basic scheme:
        
        The Agricultural Products Office
        
        The Directorate of State Highways
        
        The METU Faculty of Architecture
        
        Brutalist characteristics became obvious in buildings such as The METU which allowed for other sources of inspiration.
        
        The use of raw cement can be seen in METU Faculty of Architecture, Karadeniz Technical University Sports Hall and Auditorium and the Stad Hotel
        
        Another expressive system: Extreme articulation of parts
        
        Th best example: Istanbul Reklam Building.