The Caca Bey Madrasa was built in 1272 by Caca Bey's son Emir Nurettin as a theological seminary and observatory, although it is currently used as a mosque. Roughly square in plan, the building is a domed madrasa, an Anatolian structural development of the twelfth century. The form of a domed madrasa presaged Ottoman mosque architecture and guided the development of form in a variety of dervish takiyya (tekke). The dome is open to the sky at the crown, which is part of the school's legacy as an astronomical observatory. The madrasa incorporates a tomb with a conical roof, and there is a brick minaret behind and separate from the main structure. The Caca Bey Madrasa court has four iwans, which is architecturally unusual when used in combination with a dome.
source: Archnet.org
Sender: M. Fatih Demirhan |
Merhabalar; Fotoğrafçılıkta belli teknik standartlar olduğu su götürmez bir gerçek olsa gerek.Bu anlamda bir fotoğrafın belli standartları yakalamış olması kaliteye ve iyiye doğru giden yolun anahtarıdır demek pek de yanlış olmayacaktır. Buna paralel olarak kötüye kötü demeyi...
