Zeynep Ahunbay Books Set (2 Books)

Prof. Dr. Zeynep Ahunbay is one of Turkey's leading architectural history professors. She is known for her work in the fields of historical buildings, cultural heritage preservation, and restoration. Having retired after a long academic career at Istanbul Technical University, Ahunbay has actively participated in the restoration projects of important architectural structures in Turkey and contributed to the widespread awareness of conservation. Through her research conducted both domestically and internationally, she has become a respected name in the field of architectural history and restoration.

In this two-book set published by YEM Yayın, comprising "Principles and Techniques of Cultural Heritage Conservation" and "Historic Environment Conservation and Restoration," Zeynep Ahunbay's accumulated knowledge and experience over the years offer both a theoretical and practical guide in the fields of architecture and restoration.

The work titled Principles and Techniques of Cultural Heritage Conservation addresses the fundamental principles and application methods for preserving historical artifacts, while also thoroughly examining international standards in this field. Providing crucial technical information particularly for restoration works, this book is an indispensable resource for architects, restoration specialists, and anyone interested in cultural heritage conservation.

Historic Environment Conservation and Restoration is a comprehensive study that delves into the challenges encountered and solutions developed in the process of preserving the historical fabric of cities. Based on Ahunbay's extensive experience, this book was written with the understanding that urban planning and restoration must be addressed together, offering important insights into cultural heritage conservation.

This special two-book set is a rich source of information not only for professionals but also for anyone interested in cultural heritage. Through YEM Yayın, these valuable works are reaching readers and continue to add value to architectural history.