The only tree remaining in the middle of the construction site at the former Taşkızak Shipyard on the shores of the Golden Horn in Istanbul's Beyoğlu district has been protected with bored piles and photographed from the air. It is unknown whether the tree, which covers an area of approximately 100 square meters, has the status of a monumental tree.
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In the midst of large-scale construction at the former Taşızak Shipyard on the banks of the estuary in Beyoğlu, a tree stands alone in an area of about 100 square meters protected by drilled piles.
The only tree remaining in the middle of the construction site at the former Taşkızak Shipyard on the shores of the Golden Horn in Istanbul's Beyoğlu district has been protected with bored piles and photographed from the air. It is unknown whether the tree, which covers an area of approximately 100 square meters, has the status of a monumental tree.