Örmény városépítészet Erdélyben /

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Author / Creator:Tamáska, Máté, author.
Uniform title:Armenian townscapes in Transylvania. Hungarian
Imprint:Budapest : L'Harmattan : Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem, 2020.
©2020
Description:194 pages : illustrations, maps, plans ; 23 cm.
Language:Hungarian
Series:Studia Armenologica Hungarica, 2631-1828 ; 3
Studia Armenologica Hungarica ; 3.
Subject:
Architecture -- Romania -- Transylvania -- History.
Architecture -- Romania -- Transylvania -- Foreign influences.
Armenians -- Romania -- Transylvania -- History.
Architecture, Armenian -- Romania -- Transylvania.
Human settlements -- Romania -- Transylvania.
Armenians
Dumbrăveni (Romania) -- Buildings, structures, etc.
Frumoasa (Romania) -- Buildings, structures, etc.
Gheorgheni (Harghita, Romania) -- Buildings, structures, etc.
Gherla (Romania) -- Buildings, structures, etc.
Romania -- Transylvania
History
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12395312
Related Items:Translation of: Armenian townscapes in Transylvania.
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ISBN:9789634147091
9634147097
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-190) and indexes.
Originally published: Köln : Böhlau, 2018 under title Armenian townscapes in Transylvania
Summary:The book analyzes and compares the architectural characteristics of four Armenian colonies from the beginning of the eighteenth to the turn of the twentieth century: Gherla/Szamosújvár, Dumbraveni/Erzsébetváros, Gheorgheni/Gyergyószentmiklós and Frumoasa/Csíkszépvíz. The Transylvanian Armenian population played a decisive role in the architecture of Transylvania, and this represents a fascinating feature in the history of Armenians in the world. The analyses compare the architecture of the colonies on four levels. The settlement's position in the network constitutes the first level. The second level comprises the structure, the building plots and street systems of the settlements. The third level consists of the analysis of the buildings. Finally, the last chapter presents the architectural-sociological interpretation of the townscapes at the turn of the twentieth century.

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