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http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=story_8-12-2004_pg7_60

Architectural masterpieces exhibited

Staff Report

ISLAMABAD: Architecture is the hallmark of Turkish professionalism and Turkish building engineers have been presenting work for 400 years commencing from the Ottoman Empire to the present.

The work of prominent architectures was displayed at an exhibition in Islamabad organised by the Institute of Architects Pakistan in collaboration with the Turkish Embassy. Shahzad Wasim, the interior state minister, was the chief guest on the occasion.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, the state minister said Pakistan’s relations with Turkey were deep-rooted and broad-based. Stressing the significance of the architectural event, he said Faisal Mosque in Islamabad was the country’s icon which was designed by a renowned Turkish architecture. The mosque was a living emblem of Pakistan-Turkey friendship, he added.

The minister stressed the need for cultural and professional exchange between the two countries for the promotion of bilateral ties. He welcomed the son-in-law of the architect who designed the Faisal Mosque.

The key theme of the exhibition was to commemorate the life and works of ‘Sinan’ award holders. The Sinan award has been named after the great Turkish architect. It has been awarded to a single person or a team for lifetime achievements since 1988 by the Chamber of Architecture of Turkey every two years.


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