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Canal/Kanal Istanbul

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  • This kind of pictures you can find on real estate sites. They are already marketing the best spots on the Canal. Şöyle resimler emlak sayfalarında bulabilirsiniz. Onlar şimdiden rantı hesaplıyorlar.
  • The banks of the Canal are attractive real estate spots. Due to the limited space on the Bosporus, this will be the alternative. Canal manzaralı konutlar gözde rant bebekleri olacak. Boğazdaki Potansyal sinirli olduğundan dolayı, ikinci bir Boğaz yaratılıyor.
  • Obviously Dubai is one of the main archetypes regarding the architecture. Planlanan Mimarlik Dubai örnek almaktadır.
  • Eight bridges are planned on the Canal. Which means: lot's of money for construction firms and much potential for investments. Sekiz köprü planlanıyor Kanal'da. Bazı İnşaatçılar zengin olacak, ayrica yatırım için büyük firsat.

Yüksek Planlama Kurulu’nun 5.5 milyar TL tutacağı öngörülen inşaat işleri için vize verdiği Kanal İstanbul projesi kapsamında en az 8 köprü inşa edilmesi planlanıyor.

The High Planning Council is asuming £ 5.5 billion for the construction work of the Canal Istanbul project. Eight bridges are scheduled to be built. 

Exploring the Soviet-era Abandoned Buildings

Guest article by Seamus Murphy of Trenditionist at urbanghostsmedia

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If you visit the city of Chemnitz in the German Free State of Saxony, your first impression is going to be distinctly Soviet. You might regret you came, even wishing you went to one of Germany’s more alluring destinations like Munich, Hamburg or Berlin. But it’s important to persevere, because hidden under Chemnitz’s grey and gritty exterior, it’s possible to unearth a plethora of historical riches.

Not far away from the beautiful city of Dresden, Chemnitz was named Karl-Marx-Stadt between 1953 and 1990. German reunification tore the heart out of the city’s traditional industrial backbone. Struggling to compete in a new Germany driven by economic powerhouses in cities like Munich and Stuttgart, Chemnitz started to decline. Its factories and apartment blocks were torn down or abandoned as people flooded west in search of new opportunities.

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