Routledge New Islamist Architecture and Urbanism in Turkey

Explore the deep connection between political ideology and the physical world with New Islamist Architecture and Urbanism. This book offers a unique look at how Islamism, rather than just Islam, influences the way cities and buildings are designed and constructed. By focusing on the ongoing changes in Turkey under the Justice and Development Party, this work provides a rare look at a political regime reshaping its urban landscape in real time. This text is an essential resource for students and professionals interested in how built environments reflect national identity and religious movements. It examines the transformation of Turkish spaces, providing a contemporary analysis of how modern urbanism responds to political shifts. Whether you are studying architectural theory or the sociology of space, this book offers a direct perspective on a process that is still happening today.