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Kucuksu Kasrı is also known
as the Goksu Kasrı. It is located in Istanbul in Kucuksu area. It is near the point that
the Goksu Stream falls in to the Istanbul Strait. The Pavilion was built in 1856 by Nkogos
Balyan with the command of Sultan Abdulmecid. It has a rectangular shape and the long edge
is parallel to the sea. It is comprised of two floors which are constructed on a lower
part which is 3 m from the ground. The side facing the sea of the Kucuksu Kasrı is
divided into three vertical parts; the part in the middle is flat, and the left and right
sides are convex. The stairs reaches the door of the middle part is in shape of a
horseshoe, has two hand-rails and made out of marble. Between the hand-rails of the
horseshoe there is a decorative pool with jet. Entrance is behind a hole carried by four
columns. On the ground level there are two balconies from head to end on both sides. |
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