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2. The modernism adopted in the name of the creation of a country of prosperity after the World War, five years after the war, has been fully applied throughout the world, as well as in architecture. However, a completely new concept of architecture, in accordance with the industrial age and technological developments, begins to be adopted. In this sense, it is an architectural flow that is not derived from historical structures and is not affected by them. Brutalism, also known as "Late Modern", has emerged to rebuild the cities that have been destroyed after the war. Brutalism was primarily used as a construction material. A self-developing approach appeared in Europe in the 1950s, which was subsequently involved in materials such as steel and glass. Brutalism is also accepted in the architectural environment in Turkey. However, it appeared in Europe in the 1950s and began to be seen in Turkey in 1960 and later. The Atatürk Cultural Center is one of the most important symbols of both the 1950s and the Brutalistic stream. Ataturk Cultural Center, which is always at the center of conversions with its transformations and construction stages, is assessed from different points of view, both in the framework of the brutalistic flow and in the period they are done twice, according to the desire of the powers, a bridge between the city memory and the international brutalism.

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