Reinterpretation, Valorization and Rehabilitation of Historic Urban Areas: The Byzantine Citadel of Ankara, in Modernization and Regionalism. Re-inventing the Urban Identity, II, eds. C. Wang, Q. Sheng, and C. Sezer, Delft: International Forum of Urbanism 2006, 956-963.

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Serin, Ufuk

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U. Serin, “Reinterpretation, Valorization and Rehabilitation of Historic Urban Areas: The Byzantine Citadel of Ankara, in Modernization and Regionalism. Re-inventing the Urban Identity, II, eds. C. Wang, Q. Sheng, and C. Sezer, Delft: International Forum of Urbanism 2006, 956-963.,” 2006, vol. 2, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/77110.