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Puzzle Link of "Anıtkabir" by Emin Halid ONAT

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Puzzle Link of "Anıtkabir" by Emin Halid ONAT

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He was born in 1908 in Istanbul. He studied at the Beyazıt Nümune Mektebi and the Vefa High School. In 1926, he entered the Higher School of Engineering. From the first grade onwards, he was interested in fine arts and architecture. As a result of his outstanding achievements, in the third grade, in 1928, the lecturer was sent to Switzerland for training in architecture. There he was a student of Otto Rudolf Salvisberg. 1934 He graduated from the Zurich Technical High School and returned to Turkey. She became an associate professor at Debbe. In 1935 he received the title of Associate Professor in the Architecture Faculty of the School of Engineering. In 1936, he worked as the school's first official mission and work. In 1936 he worked as an educator at Yildiz Technical University. In 1938, he was appointed Professor of Architecture and Chief of the Department of Architecture. In 1942 - 43, he founded the first independent Architecture Department after the Fine Arts in Yıldız, and he directed it until 1944.

He designed the "Anıtkabir" for our founder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

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Puzzle Link of a mosque vy Architect Sinan

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Puzzle Link of a mosque vy Architect Sinan

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SÜLEYMANİYE MOSQUE - jigsaw puzzle (20 pieces)

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Sinan is considered the greatest Ottoman architect of the Ottoman Empire's Architectural heritage. It is generally assumed that Sinan was born in the year 1490. It is also assumed that he spent his youth in the village of Agirnas near Kayseri until conscription (devsirme) to the "masters of carpenters". At age 22, Sinan is then recruited into the Corps of Ottoman Standing Troops (Janissary). During this military tour he travels widely throughout the empire, as far as Baghdad, Damascus, Persia and Egypt. In his own words he informs us about his observations:

"I saw the monuments, the great ancient remains. From every ruin I learned, from every building I absorbed something."
It is believed that Sinan's total works encompass over 360 structures which included 84 major mosques, 51 small mosques (mescit), 57 religious schools (medreses), 7 seminaries, 22 mausoleums (turbe) 17 care facility, 3 asylums, 7 aqueducts, 46 inns, 35 palaces and mansions and 42 public baths.

Sinan died in 1588 and was buried in a modest tomb, which he designed for himself at the rear of his garden near the Suleymaniye Mosque in Istanbul

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by Dasha Yakymovska and Olena Romanets

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ARO building, by Horia Creanga - jigsaw puzzle (12 pieces)

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by Horia Creanga

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Horia Creanga was a Romanian architect. He promoted the modern architecture in Romania, built more administrative, social-cultural and industrial edifices, but also flats (the most known being the ARO flat).

Horia Creanga was the nephew of the famous writer, Ion Creanga.

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by Duiliu Marcu

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Duiliu Marcu was a Romanian architect and president of honour of the United Architects from Romania. The work combines the tradition of national architecture with the forms of contemporary architecture. He studied at the Paris School of Fine Arts. He participated in the construction of the University of Bucharest. He was a professor at the Ion Mincu Institute of Architecture.

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LUCÍA, MAR, SABELA, TERESA

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Sagrada Familia - jigsaw puzzle (15 pieces)

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Antoni Gaudi was born on 25th June 1852 in Reus, Cataluña, Spain.

He attended school in Barcelona, the city that would become home to most of his great works.

He studied architecture in Barcelona, Spain at the Escola Tecnica Superior d’Arquitectura but he was not a very good student. After five years, in 1878, Gaudi officially became an architect.

He began designing small projects but soon met Eusebi Guell. Guell became Gaudi’s patron and the architect designed buildings and parks in his name.

Antoni Gaudi did not like to draw plans for his buildings. He preferred to build 3D models of them to create a more accurate portrayal of what he was seeing in his mind.

SAGRADA FAMILIA

The Sagrada Familia (full name Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família) is a large Roman Catholic church in  Barcelona, Spain.

Gaudí worked on it until he died. At the time of his death in 1926, less than a quarter of the building was finished. The Sagrada Familia's building was slow.

It needed private donations.

It was stopped by the Spanish Civil War, only to start again in the 1950s. The building was more than halfway done after 2010.

Some of the project's biggest problems still remain. There is an expected finish date of 2026–100 years after Gaudí's death.