Untitled - Kocaeli BüyükÅehir Belediyesi
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c) Kaiser Wilhelm Köflkü-Hereke / Kaiser Wilhelm Manor-<br />
Hereke<br />
Hereke'nin hal›s› gibi, tarihi eserleri de dünyada tan›nan eserler aras›nda<br />
yer al›r. Bunlardan biri de, Hereke k›y›s›nda, eskiden Sümerbank'a ait olan<br />
dokuma ve hal› fabrikas›n›n s›n›rlar› içinde bulunan Kaiser II. Wilhelm<br />
Köflkü’dür. Köflkün yap›l›fl› gibi ilginç bir hikayesi de var. Hereke hal›lar›n›n<br />
uluslararas› bir ün kazanmas›ndan sonra Hereke'ye gelen yabanc›<br />
misafirlerin barakalarda a¤›rlanmas›n›n ay›p oldu¤u düflünülerek fabrikan›n<br />
flerefi ile münasip bir köflk inflas› uygun görülmüfl ve Alman ‹mparatoru<br />
Kaiser II. Wilhelm’in ‹zmit’i ziyareti öncesinde Sultan II. Abdülhamit’in<br />
emriyle bu köflk yapt›r›lm›flt›r. Y›ld›z Saray›’nda üç haftada infla edilen<br />
Köflk, deniz yoluyla parçalar halinde getirilerek bir günde yerine monte<br />
edilmifltir. Sultan II. Abdülhamid'i ziyaret eden Alman imparatoru II.<br />
Wilhelm, imparatoriçe Augusta Victoria, Bulgaristan Prensi ve Alman Sefiri<br />
Baron Marshal, ‹ngiliz Sefiri ‹bn Reflit gibi yabanc› misafirler bu ününden<br />
dolay› Hereke'yi ziyaret etmifller ve bu köflkte a¤›rlanarak, kendilerine<br />
ipek seccade, hal›, elbiselik kumafl, boyun atk›s›, mafllah ve mendil gibi<br />
Hereke yap›m› hediyeler verilmifl. ‹mparator da köflke eflsiz bir böcek<br />
koleksiyonu hediye etmifl. Herhangi bir kesinlik içermemekle birlikte,<br />
‹talyan mimar Raimondo d’Aronco taraf›ndan yap›ld›¤› san›lan köflkün<br />
yap›m›nda tekne yap›m tekni¤i kullan›lm›fl ve metal çivi hiç kullan›lmam›flt›r.<br />
Bütünüyle ahflap konstrüksiyonla oluflturulmufl ve ilginç bir tasar›m özelli¤i<br />
olarak gerek deniz, gerekse kara taraf›na aç›lan birçok kap› yap›lm›flt›r.<br />
Köflkün tefriflinde Hereke dokumas› hal›lar, ipekli döflemelik ve perdelikler<br />
kullan›lm›flt›r. Saraylardan getirilen eflyalarla döflenen köflkün salonunda<br />
yer alan bergere stilindeki koltuk tak›m›n›n ise, 20. yüzy›l bafllar›nda<br />
yap›lm›fl oldu¤u san›lmaktad›r.<br />
Just like its carpets, the historical structures in Hereke are also among<br />
world-renown structures. One of these structures is the Manor of Kaiser<br />
Wilhelm II located in the shore of Hereke where the weaving and carpet<br />
factory of Sümerbank used to be located. The manor’s story of building<br />
is an interesting one. It was deemed to be necessary to build a manor for<br />
foreign visitors who came to Hereke to see the carpets woven there after<br />
they became world-renown as it entertaining these visitors in simple huts<br />
was not appropriate and this manor was built upon the order of Sultan<br />
Abdülhamit II before the German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II’s visit to ‹zmit.<br />
The manor was built within three weeks within Y›ld›z Palace and it was<br />
carried in pieces through the seaway to Hereke where it was reintegrated.<br />
Foreign guests like the German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II; Baron Marshall,<br />
Prince of Bulgaria and Ambassador of Germany and ‹bn-Reflit, Ambassador<br />
of Britain who came to see Sultan Abdülhamit II and Hereke due to its<br />
famous carpets were entertained in this manor and local souvenirs like<br />
silk prayer rugs, carpets, tailoring fabrics, shawls and handkershiefs<br />
produced in Hereke. The Emperor later presented a unique bug collection<br />
to the manor. Although not precisely known, the manor is known to be<br />
built by the Italian architect Raimondo d’Aronco and no metal nails were<br />
used as the boat construction technique was employed for its construction.<br />
The manor has a complete wooden construction and it has many doors,<br />
as an interesting detail, opening to various directions facing both the land<br />
and the sea. Hereke carpets, silk cladding and curtains were used in<br />
furnishing the manor. The bergeré-style sitting group in the living room<br />
of the manor which was decorated with furniture from palaces is thought<br />
to be built in the early 20th century.<br />
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