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STUDY: Questionnaire for the State of the Art in educating sustainability and heritage
Get PDFIntellectual Output 2: Questionnaire for the State of Art is the product of a survey design, dissemination and analysis strategy, managed by the AUTH HERSUS Team and undertaken by all HERSUS Participating institutions. The survey consisted of a two-pronged approach focusing on two target groups, experts and students in the Hersus respective countries, aiming at creating an argumentative and critically analyzed report on the state of learning of sustainability and heritage in the field of the urban and architectural design of higher education. Part 1 of this report presents
the overall scope, the various stages of the creation of the two concurrent Surveys: background review, consultation process, the Questionnaires dissemination/ monitoring strategy, analysis methodology. Moreover, this part also outlines the structure of the remaining sections of the report
Study of the Urban Development of the Old Steel Plant Area in Smederevo [30. International urban planning exhibition]
Get PDFПовод за израду Студије је захтев инвеститора - који су у тренутку израде Студије сви сукорисници земљишта са одређеним идеалним уделом - за испитивање потенцијала локације ради сагледавања: 1) будућег развоја локације, укључујући и планско решавање, 2) несметаног обављања постојећих делатности, и 3) сагледавања могућности решавања питања власништва над земљиштем. Циљеви Студије су се односили на алтернативне развоје локације, кроз: 1) испитивање постојеће планске документације релевантне за подручје Студије; 2) извођење смерница на основу претходно започетих активности и формулисаних зах тева и интереса актера дефинисаних у неколико докумената; и З) провере могућих просторних капацитета и основне намене простора кроз концептуално програмско-просторно решење.The motive for making the Study is the request of investors-who at the time of the Study аге all land co-users with а certain ideal share-to examine the potential of the location in order to consider: 1) the future development of the site, including planning, 2) smooth performance of existing activities, and 3) considering the
possiblity of resolving the issue of land ownership. The goals of the Study were related to alternative site developments, through: 1) the examination of the existing planning documentation relevant to the Study area; 2) derivation of guidelines based оп previously initiated activities and formulated requirements and interests of actors defined in several documents; and 3) verification of possible spatial capacities and main land uses through а conceptual functional and spatial solution.категорија: Истраживања, студије и пројекти из области просторног и урбанистичког планирања = category: Urban and Spatial Planning - Researches, Studies and Project
Konkurs za idejno arhitektonsko rješenje objekta Državne revizorske institucije Crne Gore [žiriranje]
Get PDFPredmet konkursa je izrada idejnog arhitektonskog rješenja objekta Državne revizorske institucije Crne Gore, na urbanističkoj parceli broj B8a - površine 1.221 m2, a na djelu katastarske parcele broj 3523 KO Podgorica II, u zahvatu Detaljnog urnabističkog plana "Drač - za urbanu cjelinu 1.2 Nova Varoš" u Podgorici
Вртић изазова: Дечија установа „Видра” у насељу Градац, архитеката Ивана Обрадовића и Милорада Обрадовића рађеног у бироу „Модул” из Ваљева.
No full textУ скромним оквирима градње нових објеката јавне намене у нашој средини, велика је срећа када се склопе сви услови и када се реализује нови објекат вредне и запаже не архитектуре. Основни разлог за то је текућа законска регулатива и процедура избора пројектаната која се врши путем јавне набавке, где су основни критеријуми одлучивања нормирани ценом пројектантске услуге и роком извршења. Приказ пројекта укључује тумачења пројектантског процеса и искуство архитеката дато кроз разговор са коаутором пројекта дечије установе Милорадом Обрадовићем
Pijanista: Pet godina na ulici [13. Grifon (2021)]
Get PDFGrafičko oblikovanje publikacije koja predstavlja retrospektivni pregled pet godina stvaralaštva uličnog umetnika Andreja Josifovskog Pijaniste. Knjiga je koncipirana kao bogat eksperimentalni pristup kada je reč o tretmanu tipografije, crteža, fotografije, te mogućnostima ofset štampe i primenjenih vrsta papira
Aleksandar Deroko [13. Grifon, 2021]
No full textPlakat je nastao u povodu obeležavanja 30 godina od smrti Aleksandra Deroka (1894 – 1988), velikog srpskog i jugoslovenskog arhitekte, profesora, umetnika, pilota, pisaca i akademika. Koncipiran na kolornoj apstrakciji i fragmentaciji jednog od njegovih autoporetreta, rad upravo dočarava svu raskoš Derokovog talenta i bogatstvo kreativnog stvaralaštva. Plakat je prikazan u okviru izložbe 13. Grifon 2021, koja se tradicionalno održava u beogradskoj galeriji "Grafički kolektiv", pružajući uvid u najbolji grafički dizajn u Srbiji, Republici Srpskoj i Crnoj Gori. Iako izložba ima bijenalni karakter, zbog pandemije korona virusa, ova postavka je objedinila trogodišnji ciklus (2018, 2019, 2020)
Towards More Resilient City: Improving Public Health by Increasing the Usage of Urban Green Open Space - a Case Study of New Belgrade
No full textThe modern lifestyle has generated major stress-related issues that are seriously affecting public health in cities. Alongside the current pandemia treats, public health became one of the crucial elements of city resilience. The usage of open green space in urban, residential areas can be beneficial for citizens' overall physical and psychological health and well-being. Although there is a trend of improving green infrastructure and usage in post-socialist housing districts, there are different types and patterns of open space usage. This paper aims to identify these differences in order to provide innovative suggestions for increasing the use of open green space in residential areas. The methodology was consisted out of theoretical and observational techniques, including a survey of 120 participants. New Belgarde was selected as a case study, with a comparation analysis done on two distinctive open green spaces in this area, combining expert observation and semi-structured interviews. Results provided essential insights into connections between spatial characteristics, user satisfaction, and usage regarding open green space in New Belgrade. Thus, this paper could present a knowledge base for developing guidelines on improving the urban design of different open public spaces that could empower their usage and, therefore, influence citizens' healthier lifestyles in residential neighborhoods
The Influence of Water/Binder Ratio on the Mechanical Properties of Lime-Based Mortars with White Portland Cement
Get PDFProtecting the built cultural heritage is one of the most important tasks in architectural
practice. The process of repair is time-consuming, weather-dependent, and sensitive to materials
applied. Introducing new materials in historic building repair in order to decrease the time needed
for repair, brings some risk in the preservation process. The most common material for masonry
repair is lime mortar. Adding cement to lime mortar can improve the mechanical properties of mortar and speed up the repair process. The high amount of cement may increase the strength, but decrease ductility and permeability of mortar, causing damages to protected buildings. An increase in strength with the smallest amounts of cement demands optimization of water content in the mixture. Tests were performed to investigate the influence of the water/binder (w/b = water/(lime + cement) ratio on mortar strength and water permeability. An air-entraining agent (AEG) was introduced to improve permeability. Results confirmed that adding small amounts of cement to lime (20% by weight) and decreasing of w/b ratio, improves the strength, with almost negligible influence on water permeability. The addition of very small amounts of AEG did not decrease the strength, nor the permeability
DG Apartment – Reconstruction [BAB 2021]
Get PDFThis is a reconstruction and adaptation project of the penthouse in Vracar, Belgrade, with total interior design and custom-made furniture and lighting.
The reconstruction project of the space included the opening of a plan with the idea of creating the fluidity of the inner space, which overflows with the effects of the view of Belgrade, from the Temple of St. Sava to the Bridge to Ada and New Belgrade. The view from the living room area on the Temple and the roofs of Vracar is accentuated by glass openings that extend over the entire surface of the wall.
A special challenge in the project was the revitalization and stripping of the Avramenko ribbed ceiling in order to give the entire space of the penthouse additional openness, height and attractiveness. The ceiling is additionally accentuated by black-and-white-copper custom lighting.
The main design concept in the interior was the black-and-white elegance with copper accents and details. All furniture elements are custom-made in the same black-and-white-copper palette.
The idea of fluidity and flows of the whole space, apart from the structure, was also realized by materialization - reflection in space, usage of glass, mirrors, continuity of granite white floor with black patterns and simple light treatment of walls.
The central part of the apartment is an open plan kitchen, dining area and living room that visually forms a unique whole. The theme of black and white elegance, through a minimalist approach in the design and decor of the central part, spills over to the main bathroom, as well as to the night zone and the second bathroom belonging to it. The kitchen part is accentuated by a black cubic motif of the work zone in glass and kerock surfaces, which is located in the middle of the white elements in which the kitchen appliances are hidden. The high black table, with a copper construction has a surface made of kerock, designed to be an additional work surface in the kitchen, a half-bar, or a dining table for 6 people, depending on the needs and in accordance to the contemporary living everydayness
Adaptive reuse
Get PDFAdaptive Reuse is defined as the process of adapting an object to a new function while retaining its authentic architectural characteristics and values. The process seeks to preserve the existing physical structure as much as possible, to preserve the historical value of the heritage, leaving the possibility for repair refurbishment and adding of the necessary elements. This reduces the consumption of building materials, resources, and energy for new construction. On the other hand, the adaptation to the new purpose enables the active life of the building in contemporary conditions, which is the best prevention of active preservation, protection from decay and devastation. To adequately protect the heritage, the procedure requires an expert assessment of the historic value of heritage, suitability of the building for adaptive conversion, a possible adaptation of the building to a new role, and possible functions that correspond to the existing architectural characteristics of the building. In the contemporary practice of urban development, this procedure is considered an effective way to reduce the spread of urban areas and environmental impact by adequate use of existing space