Constructing a gravestone for historic theater in Istanbul
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Among the many complaints yakınma; suçlama against the government for taking down important historical structures yapı has been added the Emek Theater.
For the last few years,administrators yönetici have relocated the Roma people to the outskirts dışında of the city,approved onaylamak new projects in the old city without the consent rıza of the public and left many abandoned terkedilmiş structures behind.
Now officials of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality are talking about a shopping mall alışveriş merkezi project that includes restaurants, stores, 10 theaters and a Madamme Tussauds museum, and they want to move the Emek Theater on top of these. The new project, which never was openly declared to the public, also covers örtmek the Cercle d'Orient (Circle of Orient), İpek and Rüya Theaters of Yeşilçam Street. The Emek Theater was established in 1924 and originally known as "Melek' (Angel).
Architect Fatih Keskin, the only official from the planned project present at the meeting organized by Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts, or İKSV, on April 14 at its new building, said there is not going to be any destruction tahribat. According to the managers of the project and bureaucrats, the project cannot be defined as destruction. When asked what the project is, they reply, "We are going to relocate yerini değiştirmek the Emek Theater.'
A participant katılımcı at the conference made an ironic alaycı comparison benzetme. "The project showing Emek Theater atop tepede the construction seems like it is going to become its own gravestone mezar taşı.'
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