The Museum Hotel Antakya

The Museum Hotel Antakya; an interesting project, that is brave as much as it is interesting, and delicate as much as it is brave, that'll set a precedent for the whole world.
Even though everyone thought the project was impossible to finish, it became a national pride when Asfuroğlu family completed it through their faith and belief. Because it is one of the rare projects which has Turkish instructors, archaeologists, workers and sponsors.

[@Bqsv]

Hayal etmek ve İstemek, Planlamak, Çalışmak gurur verici bir özgün bir esere sahip olmak. Tebrikler.

[@ahmetvetahavemustafa9395]

Muazzam bir emek.Emeği geçen herkese sonsuz teşekkurler.Büyük bir miras gelecekte ki kuşaklara hediye gibi.

[@cuneytuzunogullar4067]

Muhteşem bir iş. Emeği geçenlere, yatırım yapanlara teşekkürler.

[@jeffeldredge1608]

That is a magnificent discovery. The way the tiles have held together under who knows how many different upheavals of the ground? It stayed in place and flowed with the curvature of the flooring? That is what is most beautiful.

[@JuleSteinmetz]

We were fortunate to visit this breathtaking project. The architecture may be controversial but the idea itself is outstanding and the mosaics and the archeological findings are just beyond words. Unfortunately we were not allowed to walk around the hotel freely. I hope this will be possible on our next visit - it would generally be a great asset to tourism in Antakya.

[@herysetiawanpurnawali983]

Awesome. The situation and the success story beyond the controversy could be a practical example of solution between the historical conservation and the urban dynamics within its development need.

[@turgut_krm]

it is absolutely will be called a histors over history, breathtaking architecture and over mind decisions are made . I just watched the video and very soon will just fly to antakya to visit the real of it 👏. I can definetly say, all architects and civil engineers should visit this place to take inspiration for believing what can be built. it is not a burj halifa but i am sure it will be remembered for centuries more than that ✌️ . Best regards to all who have decided to build this and calculated how to build. A storey of history 👏👏👏

[@mehsetihuseynova]

Muhteşem bir yer … depremden az önce ziyaret ettim….

[@danielpollak6075]

Awesome, - looks like a huge flying carpet made mosaic tile design style, seemless. Our true history is not what they tell us.

[@nathaliecvr]

Wow

[@eesat3390]

Pek anliyamadim. He muze hem otel mi oluyor ?

[@erdalertem]

Evet