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Frtičje : Master's Thesis
No full textU samom središtu Hrvatskog Prigorja, parcela okružena šumom djeluje pomalo osamljeno, dajući dojam apstraktnog i nedefiniranog prostora. No, umjesto da ostane samo prostor mira i povlačenja, ima potencijal postati mjesto koje okuplja i ujedinjuje zajednicu. Takvo je mjesto idealna pozornica arhitekturi koja bi poticala interakciju i istraživanje te transformaciju apstraktnog prostora u konkretno mjesto koje će stimulirati sva naša osjetila. Arhitektura za konačan cilj ima revitalizaciju sela i obogaćivanje njegovog društvenog života. Ideja ovog projekta zasniva se na duhu prigorskih sela te na revitalizaciji tradicionalnih vrijednosti na način da arhitektura ne narušava prirodu, već ju naglašava te je u skladu s lokalnim karakterom, a istovremeno udomljuje i suvremene potrebe. Samim time, ekoturistički centar osmišljen je kako bi omogućio prodaju, promociju i degustaciju lokalnih proizvoda obližnjih obrtnika, dok istovremeno doprinosi participaciji te dinamici sela kroz raznovrsne sadržaje. Inspiriran raštrkanom strukturom sela, eko-turistički centar koncipiran je kao niz manjih objekata koji oživljavaju tradicijski duh mjesta. Smještajne jedinice
preuzimaju mjerilo okolnih kuća, dok centralni objekt, svojim većim dimenzijama, simbolizira novi sadržaj.In the heart of Croatia's Prigorje region, a plot of land surrounded by forest feels somewhat isolated, giving the impression of an abstract and undefined space. However, rather than remaining just a place of peace and retreat, it has the potential to become a gathering space that unites the community. Such a location is an ideal setting for architecture that encourages interaction and exploration, transforming an abstract space into a concrete place that stimulates all of our senses. The ultimate goal of this architectural project is to revitalize the village and enrich its social life. The concept of this project is based on the spirit of Prigorje's villages, aiming to revive traditional values in a way that architecture does not disrupt nature but enhances it, remaining in harmony with the local character while accommodating contemporary needs. As such, the ecotourism center is designed to facilitate the sale, promotion, and tasting of local products from nearby artisans, while also contributing to the participation and dynamic life of the village through various activities. Inspired by the scattered structure of the village, the eco-tourism center is conceived as a series of smaller buildings that breathe life into the traditional spirit of the area. The accommodation units reflect the scale of the surrounding houses, while the central building, with its larger dimensions, symbolizes new offerings for the community
Frtičje : Master's Thesis
No full textU samom središtu Hrvatskog Prigorja, parcela okružena šumom djeluje pomalo osamljeno, dajući dojam apstraktnog i nedefiniranog prostora. No, umjesto da ostane samo prostor mira i povlačenja, ima potencijal postati mjesto koje okuplja i ujedinjuje zajednicu. Takvo je mjesto idealna pozornica arhitekturi koja bi poticala interakciju i istraživanje te transformaciju apstraktnog prostora u konkretno mjesto koje će stimulirati sva naša osjetila. Arhitektura za konačan cilj ima revitalizaciju sela i obogaćivanje njegovog društvenog života. Ideja ovog projekta zasniva se na duhu prigorskih sela te na revitalizaciji tradicionalnih vrijednosti na način da arhitektura ne narušava prirodu, već ju naglašava te je u skladu s lokalnim karakterom, a istovremeno udomljuje i suvremene potrebe. Samim time, ekoturistički centar osmišljen je kako bi omogućio prodaju, promociju i degustaciju lokalnih proizvoda obližnjih obrtnika, dok istovremeno doprinosi participaciji te dinamici sela kroz raznovrsne sadržaje. Inspiriran raštrkanom strukturom sela, eko-turistički centar koncipiran je kao niz manjih objekata koji oživljavaju tradicijski duh mjesta. Smještajne jedinice
preuzimaju mjerilo okolnih kuća, dok centralni objekt, svojim većim dimenzijama, simbolizira novi sadržaj.In the heart of Croatia's Prigorje region, a plot of land surrounded by forest feels somewhat isolated, giving the impression of an abstract and undefined space. However, rather than remaining just a place of peace and retreat, it has the potential to become a gathering space that unites the community. Such a location is an ideal setting for architecture that encourages interaction and exploration, transforming an abstract space into a concrete place that stimulates all of our senses. The ultimate goal of this architectural project is to revitalize the village and enrich its social life. The concept of this project is based on the spirit of Prigorje's villages, aiming to revive traditional values in a way that architecture does not disrupt nature but enhances it, remaining in harmony with the local character while accommodating contemporary needs. As such, the ecotourism center is designed to facilitate the sale, promotion, and tasting of local products from nearby artisans, while also contributing to the participation and dynamic life of the village through various activities. Inspired by the scattered structure of the village, the eco-tourism center is conceived as a series of smaller buildings that breathe life into the traditional spirit of the area. The accommodation units reflect the scale of the surrounding houses, while the central building, with its larger dimensions, symbolizes new offerings for the community
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Full text linkThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
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