Urban rooms of Sarajevo: Transforming urban public Spaces using interior design tools

N.Zagora, D. Šamić

Figure 80. Urban room No. 5: Grbavica Marketplace aerial photos. Left: The view over residential pavilions and green areas towards the market place; Right: Aerial view of the Grbavička street, a congested pathway separating the marketplace and the green areas.

URBAN ROOM NO. 5: GRBAVICA MARKETPLACE Overview Grbavica Marketplace (Figure 85) is in the municipality of Novo Sarajevo, an area of residential neighbourhoods from the socialist modernist period. The marketplace is a key gravitational area for the local community of residential quarter Grbavica 1, which has a population of 10,000. It consists of a 1200 m2 covered market, and various commercial facilities dispersed throughout the ground floors of residential buildings and in one-storey 274

Urban rooms of Sarajevo: Transforming urban public Spaces using interior design tools

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LIST OF FIGURES

VII. SUMMARY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Urban room No. 4: Radiceva Street

Urban room No. 5: Grbavica Marketplace

VI. CONCLUSIONS

Urban room No. 3: Marsala Tita 34 interior courtyard

Urban room No. 2: Tekija cikma courtyard

Intervention methods: focus on urban acupuncture

Urban room No. 1: Velika avlija Laure Papo

Targeted outcome: urban rooms

Intervention target: urban voids

Summary

IV. FROM URBAN VOIDS TO URBAN ROOMS

In between formal and informal approaches

The transition from socialism to capitalism

Scale

Urban activity

Enclosure

Urban atmosphere

Accessibility

Summary

Typology

Summary

From Early Yugoslav to Socialist Yugoslav Sarajevo

INTRODUCTION

From Ottoman to Habsburg Sarajevo

From Socialist Yugoslav to contemporary Sarajevo

From Medieval Vrhbosna to Ottoman Sarajevo

FOREWORD

From the Habsburg Era to Early Yugoslav Sarajevo