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Cemil Paşa Konağı is a historical civil architectural structure dating back to the Ottoman period, located in the Sur district of Diyarbakır province. Built in the late 19th century, the mansion is among the examples reflecting Diyarbakır’s traditional residential architecture. Today it is used as the Diyarbakır City Museum under the Diyarbakır Metropolitan Municipality and serves as a space presenting data on the city’s historical and cultural memory. History Cemil Paşa Konağı was constructed i

Çakırağa Konağı, İzmir’s Birgi neighborhood in the Ödemiş district is a civil architectural example dating to the second half of the 18th century. Built by Şerif Ali Ağa (Çakıroğlu Mehmet Bey), the structure reflects the characteristic features of Western Anatolian residential architecture through its floor plan, woodwork, and penwork decorations. Çakırağa Konağı (Visit İzmir) " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> History and Construction Although no definitive inscription exists

Hürrem Dayı Evi is a historic residence located in the center of Karaman province, possessing a history of approximately 300 years and exhibiting characteristic features of Ottoman civil architecture. Historical Background The building is a historic residence that embodies the characteristic features of Ottoman civil architecture and is recognized in literature as one of the surviving examples of traditional Turkish house architecture in Anatolia. Dating to the late Ottoman period, the structure

New Mosque Hünkâr Kasrı is an example of Ottoman civil architecture built adjacent to the Istanbul New Mosque in Eminönü during the 17th century for the sultan and Valide Sultan to rest and receive guests before worship. The structure is a historical building that houses exemplary works of Turkish arts such as tilework, penwork and woodcarving. History The construction of the kasrı is linked to the completion process of the New Mosque Külliyesi. The foundation of the külliye was laid in 1597 by

17th Century Ottoman House Museum is a historical residential structure located within the boundaries of the Osmangazi district in Bursa, Türkiye, reflecting 17th century Ottoman civil architecture. The museum functions as an example that conveys the domestic layout, architectural concepts and daily life practices of the period through its original floor plan and preserved interior arrangements. Location and Environmental Context The museum is situated in the Muradiye neighborhood of Bursa, with