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Rediscovering Mersin city center: walking as an urban design strategy
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2016-01-01
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Bilsel, Fatma Cânâ
Seccı, Claudıo
Demir Mishchenko, Evrim
Zorlu, Fikret
Belge, Sara Züleyha
Lebarbey, Celıa
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F. C. Bilsel, C. Seccı, E. Demir Mishchenko, F. Zorlu, S. Z. Belge, and C. Lebarbey,
Rediscovering Mersin city center: walking as an urban design strategy
. 2016, p. 12.