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CONTEMPORARY MEETS OLD IN REHABILITATING HISTORIC BUILDINGS ; SPOJ SAVREMENOG I STAROG U REHABILITACIJI ISTORIJSKIH ZGRADA
Protection of architectural heritage is a very delicate mission that needs to be supported by a big set of knowledge and experience. Adding a new, dissimilar element to a historic building of big importance in a rehabilitation process is particularly disputed and needs to be addressed with even more research and justification. Contrasting architectural styles in one building can be even a controversial matter. In some cases, modern additions successfully preserve the originals while bringing something fresh and creative, while others fail to do so. The main question is: does a current trend of adding a new, modern extension to the architecture monument distinctly mean that it is obliterated, or can a mixture of contemporary and historic in old buildings produce good architecture? ; Zaštita graditeljskog nasleđa je veoma delikatna misija koja treba da bude potkovana velikim spektrom znanja i iskustva. Dodavanje novog, različitog elementa istorijskoj zgradi od velikog značaja, u procesu rehabilitacije, naročito je sporno, i tom postupku se treba pristupiti sa još više istraživanja i obrazloženja. Spajanje kontrastnih arhitektonskih stilova u jednoj zgradi može biti čak i kontroverzna stvar. U nekim slučajevima, moderne dogradnje uspešno čuvaju originale, donoseći nešto sveže i kreativno, dok se u drugim slučajevima to ne uspeva. Glavno pitanje koje se nameće jeste: da li aktuelni trend dodavanja nove, moderne dogradnje spomeniku arhitekture obavezno znači da je on zbrisan ili kombinacija savremenog i istorijskog u starim zgradama može proizvesti i dobru arhitekturu?
CONTEMPORARY MEETS OLD IN REHABILITATING HISTORIC BUILDINGS ; SPOJ SAVREMENOG I STAROG U REHABILITACIJI ISTORIJSKIH ZGRADA
Protection of architectural heritage is a very delicate mission that needs to be supported by a big set of knowledge and experience. Adding a new, dissimilar element to a historic building of big importance in a rehabilitation process is particularly disputed and needs to be addressed with even more research and justification. Contrasting architectural styles in one building can be even a controversial matter. In some cases, modern additions successfully preserve the originals while bringing something fresh and creative, while others fail to do so. The main question is: does a current trend of adding a new, modern extension to the architecture monument distinctly mean that it is obliterated, or can a mixture of contemporary and historic in old buildings produce good architecture? ; Zaštita graditeljskog nasleđa je veoma delikatna misija koja treba da bude potkovana velikim spektrom znanja i iskustva. Dodavanje novog, različitog elementa istorijskoj zgradi od velikog značaja, u procesu rehabilitacije, naročito je sporno, i tom postupku se treba pristupiti sa još više istraživanja i obrazloženja. Spajanje kontrastnih arhitektonskih stilova u jednoj zgradi može biti čak i kontroverzna stvar. U nekim slučajevima, moderne dogradnje uspešno čuvaju originale, donoseći nešto sveže i kreativno, dok se u drugim slučajevima to ne uspeva. Glavno pitanje koje se nameće jeste: da li aktuelni trend dodavanja nove, moderne dogradnje spomeniku arhitekture obavezno znači da je on zbrisan ili kombinacija savremenog i istorijskog u starim zgradama može proizvesti i dobru arhitekturu?
CONTEMPORARY MEETS OLD IN REHABILITATING HISTORIC BUILDINGS ; SPOJ SAVREMENOG I STAROG U REHABILITACIJI ISTORIJSKIH ZGRADA
Cvetanović, Aleksandra (author) / Momčilović Petronijević, Ana (author)
2021-12-29
Facta Universitatis, Series: Architecture and Civil Engineering; Vol. 19, No 1, 2021; 001-013 ; 2406-0860 ; 0354-4605
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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720
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