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Ottoman architecture: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

the architecture of the Ottoman empire, best known for central-domed mosques and complexes such as those by Sinan.

In architectural history, Ottoman architecture refers to the architecture of the Ottoman empire, best known for central-domed mosques and complexes such as those by Sinan. This meaning comes from Goodwin (1971) in A history of Ottoman architecture.[1]

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Goodwin, G. (1971). A history of Ottoman architecture. Johns Hopkins Press. ISBN 9780801812026

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