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Travel
fromCN Traveller
3 years ago

The best hotels in Istanbul

Top Istanbul hotels cluster along the Bosphorus, Sultanahmet hotels suit visitors to Hagia Sophie and the Blue Mosque, and The Peninsula combines both advantages.
Miscellaneous
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
1 month ago

snhetta, BIG and MVRDV design cultural landmarks for coastal masterplan in istanbul

Ion Riva, an 84-hectare Istanbul neighborhood designed by international and local architects, integrates four cultural buildings to prioritize community, ecology, and culture alongside residential development for 3,000 residents.
History
fromwww.thehistoryblog.com
2 months ago

Mosaics displayed under floor of new Istanbul museum

A fourth- or fifth-century mosaic floor in Istanbul remains in situ under plexiglass, anchoring a museum with artifacts and elevated glass walkways.
Remodel
fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
2 months ago

from field shelter to public pavilion: timber workshop revisits vernacular typology in turkey

A contemporary, lightweight reinterpretation of the vernacular çardak was built in Hızırşah, emphasizing reversible timber construction, adaptability, and low-tech climate-responsive design.
fromSustainable Bus
2 months ago

Busworld Turkey 2026, from June 17-19 in Istanbul the 11th edition

Busworld Turkey will return to Istanbul from June 17 to 19, 2026 for its 11th edition, continuing its growth and confirming Turkey's key role in the global bus and coach industry. The previous edition, in 2024, attracted 12,366 professional visitors from 96 countries; building on this strong foundation, the 2026 edition is expected to expand further. For 2026, 161 exhibitors have already been confirmed, and the exhibition area will increase from 9,862 square metres to 11,358 square metres.
Business
fromThe Art Newspaper - International art news and events
2 months ago

Turkey's heritage power grab: new law threatens Istanbul's opposition-run cultural sites

A new law empowering Turkey's central government to seize historic properties from local authorities is raising fears that heritage sites are becoming the latest front in a wider campaign against opposition-led municipalities. Among the sites at stake are cultural venues run by the Istanbul municipality, whose mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu launched an ambitious conservation drive and expanded cultural programming before he was jailed last year after announcing plans to run for president.
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