Khorasan mortar against earthquake! This is how Istanbul's history will be preserved:
HAYASOFIA TIRED :
The Ministry Of Culture And Tourism has also started a very comprehensive restoration work in Hagia Sophia. Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy told Hurriyet about the restoration, “However, it will take a long time to work. It will go step by step, section by section, and there will be no closure. Such studies need to start and continue even after 50 years. There is wear and tear brought by centuries. Hundreds of years of fatigue will be eliminated," he said. Along with the restoration, the static strengthening of the structure will also take place.
TOPKAPI PALACE IS RESTORED :
Topkapi Palace, on the other hand, suffered many Earthquakes . It was noted that the palace structures were constantly monitored and maintenance-repair, restoration, conservation and strengthening works were carried out where needed. In the previous years, the Topkapı Palace Treasury Department was restored within the scope of the “Istanbul Topkapi Palace Treasury Department Restoration and Display Arrangement” work. The ground and structural building reinforcement project has also been completed.
WHAT IS Khorasan Mortar ?
BRICK, TILE AND LIME MIX :
Historical Khorasan mortars and plasters consist of bricks, tiles and similar materials as aggregate (granular structure); As a binder, it is obtained by mixing lime. These mortars and plasters are highly resistant to water due to the nature of the brick shards.
2 SIDE WAREHOUSE MUSEUM :
The Ministry has also started a large-scale study for museums. Yahya Coskun, Deputy General Manager of Cultural Heritage and Museums, said, “We are planning to build Warehouse Museums on both sides of Istanbul. The Warehouse Museum we will build at Istanbul Atatürk Airport will be finished in a few months.” Artifacts are systematically stored in special steel cabinets that are resistant to fire and impact in the 'Storage Museums'.
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SHOWCASES ARE FIXED :
Cabinets are fixed to the floor, to the walls. The covers and shelves are designed to prevent the artifacts from falling and breaking. Showcases designed for earthquakes were fixed to the floor and walls. The works exhibited in the showcases were placed on metal and plexi pedestals. Artifacts that could roll and fall during the shaking were tied at their proper places.
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IT WILL BE FOUND WITH DNA: Yahya Coskun said that an identification project has been applied to works against all odds: “We give our works hidden, invisible, odorless, intangible barcodes. In other words, if we transport our works in a demolition or similar event, we will be able to easily identify which work belongs to which number with which number.”
29 WORKS STRENGTHENED :
According to the information obtained, there are 72 registered works belonging to the General Directorate of Foundations in Istanbul. 29 registered artifacts were strengthened in Istanbul Second Region. Kilic Ali Pasha Mosque, Eyup Mihrişah Valide Sultan Imaret, Shah Sultan Mosque, Edirnekapi Mihrimah Sultan Mosque, Fatih Mosque and Mahmut I Library, Pertevniyal Valide Sultan Mosque, Sheikh Suleyman Masjid, Yavuz Sultan Selim Mosque, Bayezid Mosque, Sultanahmet Mosque, Edirnekapı' Ayayorgi Church and Constitutional Monasteries, Uskudar Mihrimah Sultan Mosque, Uskudar Malatyalı İsmail Ağa Mosque, Uskudar Aziz Mahmut Hudai Mosque and Uskudar Husrev Aga Mosque are among these works.
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