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Villa Porta Maestra – rekonstrukcija i prenamena, Hvar [45. salon arhitekture, 2023] [nagrada - kategorija Zaštita graditeljskog nasleđa]
No full textRekonstrukcija vile građene u sklopu gradskih zidina grada Hvara sa gradskim vratima koja su deo objekta – Porta Maestra, trebalo je da programski bude usmerena isključivo ka ugostiteljskom sadržaju. Međutim prilikom arheoloških istraživanja, sprovedenih pre građevinskih radova, pronađeni su značajni artefakti - novac iz različitih epoha (od 4. veka pne -14. veka), kao i dobro očuvani segmenti mozaika u podu iz 4. veka, zatim delovi podnog sistema grejanja i svakodnevni upotrebni predmeti (alati, ukrasi, nakit…).
Usled važnosti arheološkog otkrića odluka institucija, vlasnika i arhitektonskog tima bila je da se pronađeni artefakti izlože „in situ“ što je odredilo konačni program vile pa su prizemlje i podrum otvoreni za javnost. Neki od eksponata će biti izloženi u vitrinama, dok su ostali ugrađeni u strukturu kuće (mozaik, stari sistem grejanja, nadvratne grede, potprozorske klupice, elementi fasadne plastike). U nivou prizemlja se nalazi i recepcija i diskretno prodajno mesto za lokalno vino i maslinovo ulje kao delatnost hvarskih trgovaca koju su živeli u ovom tipu kuća.
Prateći zadatak da iskop iz rimskog doba u podrumu bude što saglediviji – minimizirana je površina prizemlja oko centralno postavljenog otvora u tavanici oivičenog staklenom ogradom, transparentnim stepeništem i uvođenjem staklenih okana u podu pri ulazu.
Na nivoima 1 - 4 smeštena su tri apartmana “heritage” kategorije sa pristupom preko spoljnog prilaznog stepeništa iz ulice Petra Hektorovića. Koncept enterijera je bio da se sačuva, revitalizuje i izloži što veći deo originalnih kamenih zidova kuće, sruše i ponovo izgrade dotrajale drvene tavanice prema originalnom izgledu. Sve to uz uvođenje što veće udobnosti za goste u skromnim gabaritima zatečene osnove. Izbor materijala prati identitet kuće: drvo, kamen i tradicionalne tehnike obrade zidova uz savremeni nameštaj koji posreduje između gosta i prostora.
Sveukupna težnja je bila da se sačuva i obnovi sve što je staro i identifikovano kao vredno, a da se gostima apartmana obezbedi udobnost i jedinstveno iskustvo boravka u obnovljenom renesansnom objektu na temeljima antičke kuće sa muzejskim sadržajem.https://mpu.rs/izlozbe/45-salon-arhitekture/nagrade
Something from Nothing: Hotel of Parallel Reality [STRAND 2023]
Get PDFIn the physical world of information, Creation Ex Nihilo (V. Vedral) presents the creation of a reality for the purpose of another one, unraveling the deepest issues of the universe, and considering our interpretation of the nature. Hotel Palacio in Estoril and Hotel Bristol Belgrade depict symbolic connection with this concept for the needs of architectural research. The subtext is the narrative of the novel (D. T. Stanković), and in the life of the hotel and its characters, it is a two-way journey in the search for the meaning of change, leaving and returning. Reality, which uses architectural means, is created to prove the potential of the architectural particularity.
Academics: V. Milenković, N. Ćuković, M. Milojević, M. Mojsilović, D. Prodanović, M. Luković, S. Savatijević. Projects: A. Golijanin, A. Vilotijević, B. Perenčević, F. Vasić, I. Đurović, M. Blagojević, O. Gledić, O. Živković, T. Bojović. University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture. Master Thesis & Project 2022-23
Sustainable and Integrated Urban Development Strategy of the City of Niš and municipalities of Svrljig, Merošina and Gadžin Han urban area [32nd International urban planners’ exibition]
Get PDFThe EU program for local development - EU PRO Plus supported the development of the Sustainable and integrated territorial development strategy of the city of Niš and municipalities of Svrljig, Merošina and Gadžin Han urban area. The objectives of the Strategy are as follows: strengthening the urban identity and renewal of the urban area by supporting of sustainable and integral development; promoting the transition to clean and fair energy, green and blue investments, climate change adaptation and mitigation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobility; promoting innovative and smart economic transformation, circular and low-carbon economy and ICT integration; improvement of social welfare, and improvement of urban/territorial governance. The priority areas of intervention are defined by the strategy: identity development (Tabula Peutingeriana as a carrier of development), smart specialisation, Veletržnica logistics centre, sustainable and eco-tourism, sports, rehabilitation and health tourism.Program Evropske unije za lokalni razvoj – EU PRO Plus je podržao izradu Strategije razvoja urbanog područja grada Niša i opština Svrljig, Merošina i Gadžin Han. Ciljevi Strategije su: jačanje urbanog identiteta i obnova urbanog područja podsticanjem održivog i integralnog razvoja; promovisanje prelaska na čistu i pravednu energiju, zelenih i plavih ulaganja, prilagođavanja i ublažavanja klimatskih promena, prevencije i upravljanja rizicima, i održive urbane mobilnosti; promovisanje inovativne i pametne ekonomske transformacije, cirkularne i niskougljenične ekonomije i IKT integracija; unapređenje društvenog blagostanja, i unapređenje upravljanja urbanim razvojem. Strategijom su definisana prioritetna područja intervencije: razvoja identiteta (Pojtingerova tabla kao nosilac razvoja), pametna specijalizacija, razvoj logističkog centra Veletržnica, održivi i eko-turizam, sportski, rehabilitacioni i zdravstveni turizam.Autori: JP Zavod za urbanizam Niš, Savet za razvoj, Radna grupa, uz podršku UNOPS / EU PRO Plus programa
Lidija Stefanović-Nikolić, Glavni urbanista Grada Niša, Aleksandra Milošević, dipl.inž.arh.,Zoran Živić, dipl.inž.arh., Nikola Lečić, dipl.inž.arh.
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Defining a protocol for evaluation of indoor air quality in school buildings
Get PDFIndoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) is a significant issue in the process of designing new buildings, but also during the evaluation of the existing building stock. The parameter that is the dominant indicator of achieving an adequate level of IEQ is Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). Since children spend most of their time in schools achieving an adequate level of the indoor environment is especially important. Inadequate IEQ can cause serious consequences on their health and well-being. Current research and practice show that there is a lack of a uniform protocol for the evaluation of IAQ in buildings. Consequently, different research methodologies provide inconsistent results and prevent real insight into the state of IAQ in buildings. This paper aims to define the indoor air quality evaluation protocol that will allow uniform and wholesome insight into the current state of the indoor environment in a school building in Serbia. The protocol will be defined through steps and parameters that should be considered in order to get a complete insight into IAQ in buildings. Implementation of the protocol should provide recommendations for the treatment of school buildings both during energy renovation as well as future design
City as Palimpsest: Visible and Invisible Memory of “Students Square” in Belgrade
Get PDFThe New heritage paradigm is changing the way in which the past is valued and affirming the pluralised and user-oriented presentation of visible and invisible urban memory. The assumption of the paper is that reading the city as a palimpsest can be the basis for a democratic heritage presentation and a multivocal and multitemporal understanding of the past by unveiling the visible and invisible layers of urban memory. The question arises to what extent traditional formats of heritage presentation in public spaces can respond to these demands. This paper aims to explain the concept and method of reading the city as a palimpsest and to demonstrate its application in the case of Students Square in Belgrade to discover and unveil invisible urban memory, while critically reviewing the traditional presentation formats and their ability to adequately present it in public spaces. The results of the research confirm the potential of the palimpsest method and point to a selective approach and physical limitations of traditional formats to present the complexity of urban memory in urban public spaces
Potentials for a complex and integrated refurbishment of post‑war housing stock of Serbia
No full textThis paper presents the possibilities for energy retrofitting of existing multi-family residential buildings constructed during the mass construction period in Serbia, which exhibit high energy consumption for heating. The research focuses on determining approaches to achieve deep energy renovation goals through interventions on the building envelope. The study analyzes the application of a methodology of complex and integrated refurbishment by adding volumes (increasing usable space) to existing multifamily buildings to achieve high energy efficiency, modernize residential units, and improve vertical building communications. The study includes analysis of two selected residential multi-family buildings of different types constructed during the same period. The research examines the energy performance of the existing state of selected buildings and two variants of improving the building envelope’s energy performance: refurbishment scenario 1 (without volumetric additions) and refurbishment scenario 2 (with volumetric additions). Current energy regulations in Serbia only analyze energy consumption for heating, limiting the calculation of total energy consumption. Therefore, this study calculates heating energy consumption and determines the energy class based on the results. Based on the Knaufterm simulations, the energy savings for heating energy consumption compared to the existing state are in case study 1 (RS1 73.5%, RS2 79.5%) and in case study 2 (RS1 68.3%, RS2 77.3%). Furthermore, the research explores the application of prefabricated lightweight timber assemblies in energy refurbishment that meet not only energy but also broader environmental requirements derived from the concept of sustainable architecture
Heritage Awareness and Sustainability of Built Environment between Theory and Practice: An Insight from ERASMUS+ Project
Get PDFThe Erasmus+ project titled Enhancing of Heritage Awareness and Sustainability of Built Environment in Architectural and Urban Design Higher Education (HERSUS) is being realised within the Strategic Partnerships for higher education action type. Its realisation started in 2020 and ever since the project has been gradually implementing and proposing numerous activities in cooperation between the research, private, and public sector, hence targeting both local and regional support towards higher education and practical arena cooperation. The intention of this article is to present the results of the first six months of the project implementation and to highlight specific conclusions which can contribute to threefold perspectives – educational, practical, and policy framework and contextual condition
Tracing the Roots of Urban Morphology Through Academic Engagement in the Field of Architecture in Serbia
Get PDFEven though the Serbian Network of Urban Morphology (SNUM) is one of the youngest networks within the International Seminar on Urban Form (ISUF), it is believed that each of the networks is grounded and developed on the knowledge coming from the synthesis of science, practice, and education. This research aims to trace the origins of urban morphology in the context of Serbia by assessing the academic engagement of key scholars over time. The research builds on previous findings concerning the origins and genesis of teaching urban morphology in Serbia and a review of academic and practical thoughts and actions in Belgrade. Using data collection, content analysis of annual Faculty books and programs, retrospective faculty books, internal documents, accreditation documents, lecture notes, books, and editions in the subject field and by diagramming and visualization, research tends to establish a broad and detailed framework for creating timelines and identifying clusters. Periodization identifies four different periods that are metaphorically named according to plant growth - formation of Fertile ground, Suitable climate, Sprouts, and Shoots while the clustering enables the detection of the continuity of urban morphology in three scientific fields in the faculty – architecture, urbanism, and history. The metaphor with plant growth is significant for underlining that the roots of any field of study are of immense importance, both for understanding its origin, starting ground, and intellectual heritage, and for its proper growth
Open House Venice - Exhibition
Get PDFOn 1 APRIL 2023, in the framework of the IUAV OPEN DAY, the Iuav OPEN HOUSE activity of the international HERSUS project took place.
For the occasion, the area dedicated to the University's Master's and Bachelor's degree courses in Architecture hosted Hersus POSTERS, DIGITAL MATERIALS AND POSTCARDS for the presentation of the 4 published Intellectual Outputs (01: Review of the Best Practices on Educating Sustainability and Heritage, 02: Questionnaire for the State of Art, 03: Statements for Teaching through Design for Sustainability of the Built Environment and Heritage Awareness, 04: HERSUS Sharing Platform), the 3 International Workshops (C2: Student Workshop 1: Sustainable Reconstruction in Urban Areas; C3: Student Workshop 2: Adaptive Reuse; C4: Student Workshop 3: Resilience and Climate Change) and the dissemination activities of the project, such as international conferences (C1: Seminar for Teachers: Teaching through design for Sustainability of the Built Environment and Heritage Awareness; E1: HERSUS Intro Presentation; E2: Presentation of the professional profile) and awards (HERSUS International Prize on Modern Built Heritage).
At the event participated MORE THAN 1.250 PEOPLE, including students, parents and teachers from secondary schools and first and second-level university cycles.HERSUS Consortium Vladan Djokić, Ana Radivojević, Ana Nikezić, Jelena Živković, Nataša Ćuković Ignjatović, Milica Milojević, Jelena Ristić Trajković, Aleksandra Milovanović, Aleksandra Djordjević, Mladen Pešić, Ana Zorić, Bojana Zeković, Tamara Popović, Nevena Lukić, Emanuela Sorbo, Enrico Anguillari, Sofia Tonello, Irene Sgarro,Maria Philokyprou, Aimilios Michael, Andreas Savvides, Panayiota Pyla, Odysseas Kontovourkis, Stavroula Thravalou, Maria Nodaraki, Theodora Hadjipetrou, Konstantinos Sakantamis, Alkmini Paka, Kleoniki Axarli, Maria Doussi, Angeliki Chatzidimitriou, Sofoklis Kotsopoulos, Mar Loren-Méndez, José Peral López, Enrique Larive, Julia Rey, Marta García de Casasola Gómez, María Carrascal, Daniel Pinzón-Ayala, María Álvarez de los Corrales, Roberto Alonso-Jiménez. Учесници: Архитектонски факултет, Универзитет у Београду (Србија), IUAV University of Venice (Италија), University of Cyprus (Кипар), Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Грчка), и University of Seville – UNESCO Chair on Built Urban Heritage CREhAR in the digital era (Шпанија)
Promocija EU кohezionih politiкa - 12 teritorijalnih strategija za održivi i integralni urbani i teritorijalni razvoj [ 32. Međunarodni salon urbanizma, 2023] [1. nagrada]
Get PDFProgram Evropske unije za lokalni razvoj – EU PRO Plus je podržao izradu 12 teritorijalnih strategija u Srbiji. Teritorijalne strategije su u fokusu održivog i integralnog urbanog i teritorijalnog razvoja koji promoviše EU kroz kohezione politike. One odražavaju trenutno razumevanje strateškog planiranja, koje se sagledava kao adaptivni proces koji uključuje upravljanje promenama. Teritorijalne strategije su ''kolektivne mape puta'' koje imaju za cilj pokretanje željene promene. Кljučne elemente EU pristupa održivom i integralnom urbanom i teritorijalnom razvoju čine: strateška dimenzija; prostorna dimenzija; upravljanje urbanim i teritorijalnim razvojem; međusektorski pristup; finansiranje; monitoring i evaluacija, i implementacija.The EU program for local development - EU PRO Plus supported the development of 12 territorial strategies in Serbia. Territorial strategies are the focus of sustainable and integral urban and territorial development promoted by the EU through cohesion policies. They reflect the current understanding of strategic planning, which is seen as an adaptive process involving change management. Territorial strategies are "collective road maps" that aim to initiate the desired change. The key elements of the EU's approach to sustainable and integral urban and territorial development are: the strategic dimension; spatial dimension; management of urban and territorial development; intersectoral approach; financing; monitoring and evaluation, and implementation