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In 1999, writer Orhan Pamuk bought a three story building in Istanbul to interact as a museum with his new novel,
“Museum of Innocence,” a first of this kind of hybrid application… He hired an architect, Ihsan Bilgin, before he started the novel to transform the building into a museum
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In 1999, writer Orhan Pamuk bought a three story building in Istanbul to interact as a museum with his new novel, “Museum of Innocence,” a first of this kind of hybrid application… He hired an architect, Ihsan Bilgin, before he started the novel to transform the building into a museum