The Black Sea : our common living environment : challenges and opportunities.

Main entry:

Forum of Architects of the Black Sea Region. Panel (2008 : Istanbul, Turkey)

Title & Author:

The Black Sea : our common living environment : challenges and opportunities.

Edition:

1st ed.

Publication:

Beyoğlu, Istanbul : Chamber of Architects of Turkey, 2009.

Description:

52 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

Notes:
"This panel was organized in parallel to the official meeting of the Forum of Architects of the Black Sea Region (FABSR), which was held in Istanbul on the same date with the panel."--Title page verso.
"The Black Sea regional issues concern an enlarged group of countries : Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Greece, Moldova, Romania, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine"--Page 50.

Resources:
Table of contents

ISBN:

9789944897259 (pbk.)
9944897256 (pbk.)

Subject:

Cultural property Protection Europe Congresses.
Cultural property Protection Asia Congresses.
Environmental protection Europe Congresses.
Environmental protection Asia Congresses.
Sustainable urban development Europe Congresses.
Sustainable urban development Asia Congresses.
Conservation of natural resources Europe Congresses.
Conservation of natural resources Asia Congresses.
Environnement Protection Europe Congrès.
Environnement Protection Asie Congrès.
Urbanisme durable Europe Congrès.
Urbanisme durable Asie Congrès.
Conservation des ressources naturelles Europe Congrès.
Conservation des ressources naturelles Asie Congrès.
Conservation of natural resources
Cultural property Protection
Ecology
Environmental protection
Sustainable urban development
Black Sea Region Environmental conditions Congresses.
Asia
Black Sea Region
Europe

Form/genre:

Conference papers and proceedings

Added entries:

Forum of Architects of the Black Sea Region.
Mimarlar Odası (Turkey)

Holdings:

Location: Library main 265643
Call No.: BIB 197104
Status: Available

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