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DRVENA SKELETNA KONSTRUKCIJA OBJEKTA CENTRA ZA RAZVOJ PEŠTERA U SJENICI

SOFTVERSKI PAKET ZA PRORAČUN INDEKSA SUŠA

RASPOLOŽIVE PODLOGE I MOGUĆNOSTI ZA OCENU UTICAJA KLIMATSKIH PROMENA NA HIDROLOŠKE KARAKTERISTIKE OD ZNAČAJA ZA PROJEKTOVANJE PLOVNOG PUTA

IDEJNO PROGRAMSKO REŠENJE REKONSTRUKCIJE DOMA VOJSKE U NIŠU

PRINCIPI BIOKLIMATSKE ARHITEKTURE I PASIVNIH SOLARNIH SISTEMA NA PRIMERU STAMBENOG OBJEKTA NA BRDU VINIK

URBAN AND ARCHITECTURAL SOLUTIONS OF THE CENTRAL ZONE IN LESKOVAC

Aleksandra Kostić ,
Aleksandra Kostić
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Milun Rančić
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Published: 15.08.2013.

Volume 16, Issue 1 (2013)

pp. 103-110;

https://doi.org/10.62683/NiP16.103-110

Abstract

This paper presents the competition's solution of urban-architectural organization of the central zone of the city of Leskovac, which was realized throughout the public competition in 2013. The theme of urban-architectural study is the reconstruction and revitalization of the central city area. The main aim of this study, the analysis of the present conditions, and the suggestions of urban-architectural solution were promoting the central city area and creating of city missing values, in order to meet the needs of our citizens.
 
 

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reconstruction,

transformation,

redevelopment,

Convention Center

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