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- Collection: Salonika_ Multiconfessionalism and Urban form
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Rotunda/St. George/Hortaci efendi Djamisi)
in 1831
The Rotunda after its conversion to a mosque.
Thessaloniki Post Card
[The postcard was sent from Anatolia College instructor, Dr. Riggs to Mrs. Fanny Brewster in Pennsylvania, U.S.A., when Anatolia College was operating in Merzifon].;
Thessaloniki: The Hellenistic grid
The isotropic grid of the classic polis was built on the –practical as well as conceptual- hippodamian grid, with via Egnatia as the basic structuring element. The grid reflecting the geometric and philosophic approach of the Pythagoreans, produced a…
Transformations of the Rotunda
This collage shows the consecutive transformations of the Rotunda as result of changes in the religious and political regime in Salonika
Verticality
panoramic view of the 17th century Salonika, seen from a boat in the Thermaic gulf