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Gallery 14: Turkey<\/h1>\n\n\n
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I2UD Photograph Collection: Galleries 1-16<\/p>

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  1. ALGERIA:<\/a><\/strong> Algiers<\/li>
  2. C\u00d4TE D’IVOIRE:<\/a><\/strong> Adjam\u00e9, Abidjan<\/li>
  3. BAHRAIN:<\/a><\/strong> Manama and Muharraq<\/li>
  4. CHILE:<\/a><\/strong> Santiago, Concepci\u00f3n, and Talcahuano<\/li>
  5. CONGO:<\/a><\/strong> Kinshasa<\/li>
  6. EGYPT:<\/a><\/strong> Cairo<\/li>
  7. EGYPT:<\/a><\/strong> Ghoneim Settlement, Helwan<\/li>
  8. KENYA:<\/a><\/strong> Mombassa and Nairobi<\/li>
  9. MAURITANIA:<\/a><\/strong> Nouakchott<\/li>
  10. MOROCCO:<\/a><\/strong> Fes, Casablanca, and Rabat<\/li>
  11. PAKISTAN:<\/a><\/strong> Lahore and Karachi<\/li>
  12. POLAND:<\/a><\/strong> Gdansk and Lublin<\/li>
  13. TUNISIA:<\/a><\/strong> Tunis<\/li>
  14. TURKEY:<\/a><\/strong> Tarsus, Adana, Mersin, Iskenderun, Istanbul, and Batikent<\/li>
  15. UNITED STATES:<\/a><\/strong> Boston, Massachusetts<\/li>
  16. VENEZUELA:<\/a><\/strong> Caracas<\/li><\/ol>\n\n<\/div><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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    Tarsus, Adana, Mersin, Iskenderun, Istanbul, and Batikent, Turkey<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
    1980-1987<\/p>\n\n\n\n
    Photographs of housing developments in Tarsus, Adana, Mersin, Iskenderun, Istanbul, and Batikent, Turkey from the 1980s. 557 images. Curated by Dr. Mona Serageldin. Digitized 2021.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
    Tarsus<\/a><\/strong>: Images of the village of Incirlikuyu, water treatment plant and canal infrastructure in the Kiriksirti region north of Tarsus, and the Barbaros residential neighborhood and prohibition zone in southern Tarsus, 1987. Views of old city architecture, electrical infrastructure, and non-management and management areas. 125 images.
    Adana<\/a><\/strong>: View of Karaisali Road near canal and urban expansion areas, including images of the district road, police housing, and new housing development units. 46 images.
    Mersin<\/a><\/strong>: Images of municipal meetings, interiors and view from apartment rooftops in Guneykent neighborhood. Includes detail views of electrical substations, management sites, and construction sites for housing developments. 70 images.
    Iskenderun<\/a><\/strong>: Images of main road and park by the waterfront, landscape view of expansion project sites, and squatter settlements. Includes views of an expansion project in the neighborhood of Yildirimtepe, residential streets and buildings, management sites, school upgrading project, and settlements near canal. 96 images.
    Istanbul<\/a><\/strong>: Images of the Golden Horn river and adjacent neighborhoods. Views of city and river views, smokestacks from former industrial zones, mosques, roads and parks along riverfront, residential streets and buildings, remnants of the slaughterhouse, cemeteries, docks, landscape panoramas, construction sites, and three main bridges. Neighborhoods pictured include Balat, Fener, Cibali, Ayvansaray, Eyup, Sutluce, and the European shore. 165 images
    Batikent<\/a><\/strong>: Includes detailed shots of housing developments, home interiors, residents, panoramas, and land quality overviews. 55 images.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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