STUDY OF URBAN REGENERATION OF OLD TOWN CORES WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF TEMPORARY USAGE OF SPACE, STUDY CASE: KRANJ University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | Author: Tina Vilfan | Mentor: dr. doc. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
We should always be asking, “Does this device do the job needed here? And if not, what would?� Deliberate, periodic changes in tactics of subsidy would afford opportunity to meet new needs that become apparent over time, but that nobody can foresee in advance. (Jacobs 1961) We learn from our mistakes. (proverb)
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University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15
University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15
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TABLE OF CONTENT ABSTRACT 6
PRACTICAL MODEL OF TEMPORARY
INTRODUCTORY TERMS FROM DEGRADATION TOWARDS RENOVATION
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USAGE OF SPACE
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MODULE DESIGN
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USAGE OF SPACE
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MODULE INSERTION
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METHOD
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MODULE CATALOGUE
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SPACE BY TIME AND FUNCTION
PROBLEMATICS AND VISION
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ASSESSMENT OF INVESTMENT FOR FURNISHMENT
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FURNITURE CATALOGUE
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MIND MAP OF THE PROBLEMATICS
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PROBLEMATICS AND VISION
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SLOVENIAN TOWNS
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CELJE
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APPLICATION TO LOCATION
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PTUJ
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MODULE PLACEMENT
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NOVO MESTO
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SCENARIO OF FILLING ACCORDING TO TIME
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KRANJ
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REFLECTION ON THE CITY
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ABOUT JAN GEHL
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ABOUT JANE JACOBS
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FACTORS IN PLANNING QUALITY CITIES
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USER PROFILE
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CASE STUDY: KRANJ
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STRUCTURAL DESIGN
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TECHNICAL REPORT
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GUIDELINES TO ENSURE FIRE SAFETY
THEORETICAL MODEL OF TEMPORARY USAGE OF SPACE
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MODEL DESIGN
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STATE ASSESSMENT
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TRENDS / PROCESSES
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POSSIBILITIES 58
situation and the past. Overlapping old and new pictures show, that the urban fabric is a constant element, but street vibrance is a passing one.
SPATIAL VISUALISATION
SOURCES AND LITERATURE
DETERMINATION OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SOURCES AND FIGURE LIST 60
EVALUATION OF SPACE CAPACITY
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SPATIAL PATTERNS
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FLOOR PLAN ANALYSIS
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127 128
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PLANS 133
SCENARIOS 59 SIMULTANEOUS USE
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CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
FIRE SAFETY
Figure 1: View of the Prešeren street, an abstraction of the current
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ABSTRACT The thesis addresses the issue of declining visit to similar old town cores in Slovenia and partially the general aspect of empty buildings. It tries to expose the reasons, problems following the phenomena and possible solution. The factors of a quality city are summarized from foreign and home literature. The 3 main authors taken into consideration are Jan Gehl, Jane Jacobs and Matjaž Uršič. The theory of necessary factors creating quality urban life, is later followed by a project, where the guiding principle is applicability. The project outlines a new view to the problem, where practicality and possibility of “low budget” solution comes first. The project foresees 10 modules of temporary usage of space, that are inserted in to existing building volume. They are designed on the basis of a potential user and a use that would be complementary to outskirts shopping malls. This enables a 1:1 experiments of what creates a flow of people, and does it generate the adequate profit to sustain rent in market economy.
University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15
INTRODUCTORY TERMS
Degraded area
FROM DEGRADATION TOWARDS RENOVATION Defined introductory terms are arranged as foreseen by
Devaluation of an urban area is understood as a process of reducing the value of the land, buildings and infrastructure
the solution. The order is crucial to the theory. The terms
from a higher to a lower state of usefulness. We can talk
are arranged according to the intended importance of
about degradation if the current state of the environment is
factors in the planned solution.
not in line with the expected situation, or is not developing
First, the concepts associate with the user, then with the
as planned.
architectural concepts of physical renewal. The sequence
(KoĹželj, 1998)
is based according to the new solution, that applies to real space. Renovation
user -one who uses something according to its purposefulness:
(from refurbish): to do what became deteriorated, damaged,
users and owners of agricultural land / user of an apartment,
as new (SSKJ, 2011).
of housing rights and members of the household who live
The emphasis is on the physical renovation of existing
with him.
buildings and public spaces (IPoP, 2011).
Participation
Revitalization
public participation in decision-making and action in all
the process of revitalization of the city, an area, a square
spheres of public life. It is a formal or informal communication
and includes a comprehensive spatial, social and economic
process, in which the public addresses their opinions, feelings,
renewal, therefore, does not mean only the physical
desires, etc. in respect to matters or spatial arrangements to
reconstruction of cultural and historical monuments. (Fikfak
decision-making officials.
2010)
Integration of cultural heritage Reurbanization
When doing spatial planning, the spatial arrangements and
It means transforming urbanity, which is geared to
interventions are directed and designed towards maintaining
complement existing quality / low quality of the structure
and renovating existing buildings and areas of cultural
by adding the programming of complex structures. (Fikfak
heritage, especially the urban heritage. (ZPNaÄ?rt, UL RS
2010)
33/2007) Urban regeneration Is a public policy with the aim to recover the usefulness of degraded urban areas, to create better employment opportunities, solve or alleviate various social problems and improve the urban environment and raise the quality of life.
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USAGE OF SPACE There is a distinction between the definition of temporary usage of space that is discussed by the thesis and the one defined in legislation. TEMPORARY USE OF SPACE (used as a reviving
TEMPORARY USE (defined by legislation)
mechanism) Article 109 - temporary use The temporary use of space usually occurs as intermediate
(1) For the purposes of article 93 (the purpose of disownment
use, after the areas former use expired, and the new has not
in public interest) and article 133 (commitments due to
been established yet. It can be a single event, or it can last for decades. Temporary use of space can be an important factor in the revitalization of abandoned and unused space - whether it is applied to open spaces, buildings, or
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portions buildings. While unused premises sign standstill,
the renovation in the area) of this Act, the right of use for a specified time restricts the right of owning property (referred to as the temporary utilization). (2) The articles for determining expropriation are applied For the establishment of the right for temporary use.
crisis and stagnation, they often lead to degradation and consequently downgrade the wider district. Temporary use
The law defines temporary use as expropriation for the
can revive the space with small steps and has a significant
acquisition of public benefit. This organization is completely
impact on raising useful, social, economic and cultural value
different from the concept of temporary use that is
of the space itself and its surroundings .
addressed by the thesis, where relationships are defined
(Prostori so-delovanja 2014)
by common agreement between the owner and the user.
PURPOSE USE (zoning regulation)
The use of space in the theory and its compatibility:
A unit in spatial planning is an area with uniform characteristics
PURPOSE USE
of space, which is determined in land use and permitted
land and building use is specified by plan-
use of space and the restrictions related to environmental
ning regulation
Mandatory use / zoning regulation defined in space
protection, nature conservation and protection of cultural heritage. It provides conditions, restrictions and guidelines for individual types of interventions in place complying
MANDATORY USE
OPTIONAL USE
with the detailed municipal spatial plan, if it is provided. The intended use is determined by the spatial planning documents for land and buildings. RECOMMENDED
HOMOGENEOUS
MIXED
EXCLUDED
HOMOGENEOUS
MIXED
SPECIAL PURPOSES
SANITATION
TRAFFIC
GREEN SURFACES
SPORTS
MANUFACTURE
CARE, SERVICES
PUBLIC SERVICES
SOCIAL RESIDENCIES
RESIDENTIAL
MATRIX OF USAGE COMPATIBILITY
Figure 2: Zoning regulation
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METHOD
OPEN
The paper deals with the problem at various levels. Before focusing on concrete solutions and the way it is implemented, it is necessary to define methodology.
Isolation of the problem and the causes, are determined trough formation of narrow problematics. The solution is a combination of classic design and so called bottom up approach. The thesis combines urban design and planning, which lead to an architectural solution.
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CLASSIC APPROACH (top down)
URBANISM social institution URBANIZEM for managing
natural and created družbena ustanova za upravljanje resources forz naravnimi in public interest ustvarjenimi viri v javnem interesu
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION (bottom up)
URBAN PLANNING
PLANNING
with the techniques
systematic
and processes to selection of various URBANISTIČNO NAČRTVOVANJE NAČRTOVANJE define use of land it
s tehnikami in postopki organizes activities določanja rabe zemljišč organizira dejavnosti v in space so that they prostoru tako, da uravnava razmerje varovanjem in regulatemed balance spreminjanjem prostora
possible solutions
sistematično izbiranje
to the medproblem različnimi
možnostmi rešitvami problema
between protection
+
100 m
15 - 20 intervencij
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COMPROMISE
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and changing of space 80sek / 100m / vsakih 5 sek
Urban planning is the allocation and targeting of various
Bottom up approach is based on consideration of
Urban planning overlooks the organization quality of
uses in space and identifying sites for public use. It
ideas, expectations, projects and initiatives of the local
activities and allocation of natural and man-made sources.
coordinates the organization of activities, transport
community / public. The focus is on civil initiative,
Participation of the public is important for the use of the that
and communications networks, utilities and technical
integrating the user in the planning process. Much of 100 m / 15 - 20 intervencij
organisational model. Quality and desirable space requires
infrastructure and spatial patterns.
the success of the project depends on the strength of
consensus of both approaches. The classic approach is
The aim of spatial planning, is to enable a coherent
the public interest and its willingness to cooperate. To hoja 80s / 100m
necessary to prevent chaos, by regulating the necessary
development by addressing and coordinating the various
enforce it requires good communication democracy intervencija vsakih 5and sekund
networks. The latter need the public, which activates them
needs and interests of public benefit in the fields of
in the decisions is crucial. The interest of the individual
by usage.
environmental protection, nature conservation and cultural
person represents a development potential and not an
heritage, protection of natural resources, defence and
obstacle.
protection against natural and other disasters. 500 m
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the arrival of the railway in Kranj Majdičev mill (roller mill)
telephone inovation
Hydro power plant on Kokra
Vulkan factory, and later Sava Kranj
Jugočeška (textile factory), after the war transformed into Iskra (1952)
the first attempt at broadcasting radio “Radio Lublana”
Intex
Jugobruna Tekstilindus
Kokra
Iskra
the beginnings of television in Slovenia
Triglav textile
1870
1876
1898
1921
1923
1924
1926
1928
1929
1952
1957
1962
SPACE BY TIME AND FUNCTION Space in its physical, or abstract phenomena, vary over time and technological progress. From the old purely physical, tangible space with a specific function, it has been developed to intangible, nonphysical e-space. This thesis focuses on the declination in use of the first, meaning the area of the old town core and the thriving third, later the
railroad Vienna - Trieste sredi 19. st.
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
uses the steam engine
1835
1780
Celje receives city rights 1451
population
the first communications 1439
written word among all classes of
Ptuj receives city rights 1376
press - a revolution spread the
Novo receives city rights 1365
revolution; the invention of the
Kranj receives city rights 1256
units.
the invention of the steam engine -
line shows historical milestones in the formation of the four
Cukrarna - the first Slovenian factory that
formed area of mass consumption on the outskirts. Time
Old Town core, formation from 1200 - 1400
Factories and business zones from 1850 to today
This is a spatial unit, or part of the city, which is the
They were created on the outskirts of town, due to natural
oldest component of town. It was not necessary to
resources and large spatial requirements or inadequacy
appoint shapes, house sizes, facades, windows and roofs.
of placement in the immediate urban environment. The
Morphological conjoined tissue is the result of carefully
commercial business zones are treated as similar, primarily
negotiated relations between the inhabitants of the city.
because they need good access and room for expansion.
Method of market street layout, vascular system of alleys,
They are an indispensable generator of profit.
all the duties and rights of citizens is the criteria according
In some cases the abandoned factories are transforming
to which the architecture was created.
to degraded urban space due to their lack of activity,
They are built at strategically safe natural areas, such as:
some have adapted and to new economy trends and live
pebble piers, terraces or river meanders. They were created
on. They had a great impact on the construction of large
gradually, maintaining the uniform appearance over time
blocks of residential neighbourhoods, due to migration of
and during changing architectural styles. The romantic old
workers from former Yugoslav republics to Slovenia and
town centre can be described as the heart of the city, but
migration from rural areas. They do not compete with the
due to poor accessibility and program depletion, they are
old town centre because their function and the user are
losing trade and cultural attraction. When thinking of new
different. Many times it excludes residential use, because of
activities, suitable contents for delicate historical tissue are
noise and pollution.
of a quieter nature, have a limited number of users and are clean.
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renovation of the old town core of Ptuj
preparation of documentation for
2014
2015
mesto
renovation of the old town core of Celje 2014
renovation of the old town core of Novo
renovation of the old town core of Kranj 2009-2012
Facebook 2004
WWW with Netscape Communicator sedaj
becomes publicly accessible to all
the last communication revolution 1995 -
Mass build of shopping centres in Slovenia 1993
MARKET ECONOMY
information - communication era 1972
po letu 1990
landing of Apollo 11 on the Moon 1969
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Shopping centers since 1993
Virtual space since 1995
Large complexes form on the town’s orbit. They began
The latest form of public space is the Internet. Facebook,
appearing at the beginning of market economy. Reducing
Twitter, Skype allow us to communicate with people, have
cultural hierarchy, the consumer is no longer interested
gatherings, and business deals. Online shopping is the
in where space of consumption stands, but access to it.
newest form of market-driven global economy. Access to
They are situated near expressways, road rings and traffic
the Internet allows us to travel, experience cultural events
junctions. Due to the increase of consumers, they upgraded
and meeting the most basic needs such as the purchase
their offer with the facilities of mass cultural consumption,
of food.
such as cinema complexes, theme parks, art galleries,
Technological progress allows faster transmission of
restaurants, theatres. The expanded offer includes spaces
information, events, people and material anywhere in the
of relaxation, entertainment, gathering and social contact.
world. It increases the production of products that are
Uncontrolled dispersal of the city throughout the land
accessible to everyone and everywhere. The promotion
grew from the design to a general social problem. This
is most significant, as we do not buy more attainable and
urban form was caused by the process of suburbanization
useful items, but well promoted ones. This space unifies
in the early twentieth century. The use of the car resulted
content, tastes are universal, which lead to the local
in spontaneous development, migration of gravity from
specifics of space losing their importance.
the centre towards the periphery, stirring programs and
The term ‘non-spatial consumption “refers to the way of
blurring the boundaries between the built and landscape.
promotion of products, varying from traditional shopping.
They are hybrids of different activities and have a high
The source of the information is text or image. Even if we
degree of adaptability to current trends. They are able to
are able to satisfy our sense of vision, sometimes hearing
meet many different needs of the masses. The architectural
we can not touch, smell, which slows the consumption.
design imitates market promenade in old town cores.
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PROBLEMATICS AND VISION
Figure 3: Image montage of current and past state of Glavni trg in Kranj. City tissue represents a fixed element and the liveliness a flexible one.
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MIND MAP OF THE PROBLEMATICS reviewed domestic and foreign literature. It offers an insight
compact settlement pattern
2008 business municipality
into broader issues and linking it to the final solution. The aspects of space. The diagram consists of several layers. Due to the broad spectrum of issues and various topics, they are shown as overlapping sets formed by the basic terms. *Venn diagram was used as a method and it shows all the possible logical basic sets:
greed
- CITY
equal development of all areas
- USER
linked depending on the context that they form in space, wether they are the cause or the consequence. They are intended to facilitate the transparency of the basic terms and thematic integration between the sets. Strategy
for
Sustainable
Development
of
the
capitalism as a destroyer of urban values
planning methods
the study case. The general debate is common to most Slovenian regional centers. The desired result of the map is a narrowing down the frame of the issue. The objective is the definition of specific problems, with regard to all the factors shown in the
cannot compete oneway currents
city edges
consumption is more important than enjoyment
irresponsible
traffic
pollution
non-profit cultural spaces vs new premises of mass cultural consumption
impact of peripheral spaces of consumption the transition to market economy
way of life
artificially created worlds
Jacobs, 1961 Uršič, 2003 Koželj, 1998 Fikfak 2010 Uršič 2011
strengthening identity as the regional center
knowledge about cities
capital
problematic access
city gentrification
openness
comp socio-spatial relations in the city
applicability changing of strategies unsuitability of the transport system todays user
511 vehicles/1000 population
90% degraded in private own
systems for coordinated function of the urban system
non-profit-oriented areas
unem
fixed, flexible, fleeing activities for seniors, children or sports enthusiasts
use of cars
lack of safe bike lanes
slow response to the needs of citizens
remote train station
parking
lack of communication
outdated bus station
social problem
crowd
needs
access
social evolvement
citizens handiness
weather
unemployment
tourism culture
closed cafés
user
equalization of consumers taste
costly revitalization and sport
cultural offer of the city
renovation of urban centers
city beat taken for granted
inefficiency of pub
cultural monotony involvement
PROBLEM
strengthening city life
excessive consumption new trend
boring merging of place of culture and consumption
fun, populist, mass natured influence on cultural space
no circulation of people attractiveness of the area
transport
preventing stagnation
needs = demand for space gathering of a large number of people
logical relations between a finite collection of different sets
e
functionality of space
chaos
high financ
space inaccessible to young people
Čerpes, Blejec in Koželj, 2008 *A Venn diagram or set diagram is a diagram that shows all possible
flexibility
impoverishment of the city
owners consent old town core decay
aging of the population
lack of sidewalks and pedestrian ways
Shopping is the dominant activity
Strategy of sustainable development of city municipality of Kranj
Gehl, 2011
car development
without the traditional and historical background
Sources:
2014–2023, 2009
altered flows of labour migration
relief for small issues
system functionin
less workplaces in the municipality area ensuring good conditions for starting a family
car problem vs. problems of dying of social functions
diagram, on the basis of which we can form an appropriate solution.
long lines
the focus of public life
Municipality of Kranj is taken into consideration, thus part of the problem valued in numerical data solely applies to
compaction - dispersed concentration
coo
2000 employments less
dilemma dissatisfaction - with dynamics shortage of - image measures - municipality offer
revitalisation
communication
development
friendly neighbourhoods
protection
program
financial crisis
areas
differen
historical core on the pier
decaying buildings
empty spaces
degraded urban areas
stagnation
according to a hierarchy of importance. The terms are
The
to few parking spaces
urban events
making profit
Secondary connections are formed between words
end of 2013, 142 empty premises
0,7 ha empty areas in the old town
in 2013, 30% empty premises
urban scale
- USE
3 scales 1:10000 1:500 1:1
rigidness
broken windows theory
- PROBLEM
municipality as a moderator
city government
exponentially
good management
traffic burden of arterial roads
corruption
public surfaces
urban planning
traffic jams
relations between a collection of various entities of the
urban design
frequent
the city beat is a commodity
building preservation office
milieu
urbanism
in 2007, 7% empty premises
98 ha industrial degraded areas
lack of use of public transport
cultural heritage
industrial cultural heritage
spatial planning
industrial areas
infrastructure equipped
political
monument protection
system
planning
integrated urban development
2009-2012 extensive renovation
sustainable mobility
economical
goals
incremental
urban municipality
modern city
6 km from airport
terms include architectural, urban, social and economic
transparent development dynamics
2 km from highway
CITY
This mind map is composed of terms extracted from
ideological
development
2014 business residential municipality
shopping malls
traditi
quick and efficient a of shopping centers
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intergenerational solidarity
t doors
volunteering
Venice: a textbook case
tolerance
knowledge
microclimate socializing investments participation of citizens in development processes
nt opinions
initiative
ng
local community
social needs
young generation purchase power
peoples concern
strategy
priorities
open
connecting
plex owner relationships
smart city
investors
information age
high contrast
diversity
places of high cultural heterogeneity
importance of location
several groups of users
life in public places
edge - place of exchange vicious circle
feasibility of solutions
city ambient
rich store windows
positive spiral
city/building
staying squares
intended land use
Gemeinschaft vs Gesellschaft
soft edge
mešana raba
transitional, conditional and dominant use novelties
more sustainable development
entrance
even division of people, commodities and traffic
multipurpose use
active ground-floor policy
cultural capital
transit squares
15-20 interventions per 100m
organisation
heterogeneity
system
ekonomisation
city centers
back protection
general human activities
different levels of mixing land uses
redefining space policy new layout of activities in the area
degraded and abandoned areas
scenarios = distribution of uses and arrangement of patterns
reasonableness
complexity
flexibility of the plan potential for the reorganizing of the city
blic shopping malls on outskirts
empty factories
former traditional industries city expansion
empty spaces
program unsuitability
high rents
poorly exploited facilities
cial investments sterile new building, the cost of construction, high risk
ional industry is obsolete
adaptation s
taken for granted
vacant
social segregation weakening of urbanity
damaging use
monotony unattractive content traditional thinking
negative spiral critical mass of people
main character is the car
rapid movement of people
urban revitalization
improving connectivity inside the city and its surroundings
areas for new economic activities
unfinished system still traffic
week connection ridgid squat
gradually
richer ambiental context
lack of parking spaces
s
existence of cities
space use
activity level
reason for stopping
accelerated movement
fine-grained use
ground floor
rigidity of old town core
change of purpose
complementary use
the main actor is a pedestrian
social interaction
poor public space
s
order
slower movement: more life
multifunctionality
location
interesting
effect
suitability of uses
not urgent errands
suitable ratios
first impression
decay of historic
question number and time
compatibility of uses
seemingly incompatible content
quick response
gradualness
stage life between buildings
circulation of capital
observation
mployment
informed
established / old ideas can afford new buildings
economic needs
empty street is dangerous street
reducing differences
later development, compensation of rent
functioning system city bustle
economic
unresponsive public
anti-store
building affects the life in front of it
development opportunity
change
attracts visitors
cooperation
institutions social
picturesque
full street is a safe street
new ideas need old buildings
independence
interest groups
adapting to changes
d urban areas nership
complex intertwining
creative potential
new models of organization
e city
attractive
adjustment
integration of heritage in development
new technologies
temporary users
ena plus ena je tri
activity attracts activity
good habits
agreement with the owner of the facility
spaces of culture
freedom of movement
staying psychology boring walk
interesting walk
opportunity
people come where people are
feeling of crowding
alienation
USER
daily routines
user criteria
acceptable length of the walk 500m
consumers
reasons for staying
changes in society
flander (aimless wondering)
lingering of people
confidence
affiliation
technical economic resources
walking distance is relative
cultural scenarios
careful management
old building low cost
anthropogenic resources
foot traffic social needs
creativity
activation
75,1% of the population lives in the urban area
population structure
NGO
y
integration
social-demographic resources
human scale
layering
private sector
walk, stand, sit, watch, listen, talk
peoples needs
population density
attracting young families increase in capital
public sector
visitors
focus
self-initiative
constructive dialogue interdisciplinary projects
identity
operation
dynamic companies
economic regeneration
new residents
added value of the city
USE
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PROBLEMATICS Exposure of the problems is formed through the mind map diagram and is verified by mapping 4 Slovenian towns. Extraction of each issue is divided and supported by concrete numerical data. Those data were obtained from the Strategy for Sustainable Development of the Municipality of Kranj 2014-2023. Based on the extracted problems three objectives were formed, which should be addressed by the solution. These objectives are common to the project and the long term development strategy of the municipality of Kranj. The paper is focused on the short-term intervention until the municipality collects enough funds for long-term solutions.
Figure 7: Public space in front of the court in Brazil, Brazil
Figure 10: Trubarjev trg past and present
POOR PUBLIC SPACE
RIGIDITY OF OLD TOWN CORES
Figure 4: Dzs past and present
- unregulated market
FOCUSING ON THE INFRASTRUCTURE NOT ON THE
- boring
CONTENT
- there is no the flow of people
- costly renovation of buildings and pavements, it does not bring
- In 1938 declared as a historical and cultural monument of local importance - expensive renovation - complicated bureaucracy
an economic turnaround
- building preservation offices efficient use of instruments - as an
- there is no emphasis on small, low cost factors of high visibility
As long as the situation remains unchanged for empty
opportunity not as a restriction
business premises and high unemployment rate, these two issues are not mutually exclusive, but complementary and can solutions to each other. Focus is on introduction of non-market economy, more specifically on sharing economy, based on solidarity,
Figure 8: Protest of cyclists
USAGE OF CARS
sharing and sense of community.
- greater distances - the rapid pace of life - the availability of a car Figure 5: Kranjs marketplace
- education of future generations of automobilists
Figure 11: Crowded shopping mall
DECAY OF HISTORIC TOWN CORES
SHOPPING MALLS ON THE OUTSKIRTS
0.7 hectares of the old town core, is being socially degraded,
- better access, parking, offers
due to the abandonment of trade, cafĂŠs, crafting stores and the
- the ability to adapt to current cultural trends
relocation of other activities (of which 1,000 m2 represents the
- depriving the old town core of the role of having cultural venues
marketplace, 450 m2 an abandoned high school building and several other buildings that are privately owned.)
Figure 9: Unemployment rate
UNEMPLOYMENT Figure 6: PreĹĄernova ulica 13
- registered unemployment rate in the municipality of Kranj at the
EMPTY SPACES IN THE OLD TOWN CORE
end of October 2008, 5.8% < February 2014 12.2%
- in 2008 there was 7%, in 2013 rose to 30%
LACK OF COMMUNICATION
- In the age group 30-40 years, the rate is 26%
- inadequate cooperation between the entities at all levels
- the trend of closing commercial premises in the old core of Kranj
- lack of incentives and creative environment for youth employment
- the inability to connect the professional and private initiatives
- dispersed ownership
Figure 12: Poor communication
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GOALS 1. Preservation of life in old town cores and stopping the negative trend of stagnation and the prevention of the decay of architecture.
2. Improving cooperation between different social Figure 13: Still traffic in Kranj
groups, experts and municipality. In particular, im-
LACK OF PARKING SPACES
Figure 19: Administration
- town core does not offer sufficient parking, still traffic system is not completed
Figure 16: The number of jobs per 1000 inhabitants in 2013
BAD ECONOMIC STATE - lack of maintained and affordable business locations - lack of innovative companies, entrepreneurial growth and
FEASIBILITY OF THE SOLUTION
proving the situation of socially vulnerable groups.
- deficit of strategic planning - the lack of emphasis on local development goals - the absence of appropriate strategies
3. Integration of architectural heritage with economic development, seeing the empty spaces as a
initiative
- costs are too high
- the challenges of restructuring from industry to technology -
- administrative barriers
benefit not as a weakness, and establishing a con-
service activity
- the tendency of the current municipality management towards
- dependence on jobs in Ljubljana
nection between the owner and the prospective
achieving just short-term goals
user.
VISION:
Figure 14: Public participation
INDIFFERENCE OF THE PUBLIC / RESIDENTS
DESIGNING AN APPLICATIVE ORGANISATIONAL
- the lack of urban identity, cultural education
MODEL, WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT, WHICH DOES
- small-scale processes of urban life are not started - migration of young people
NOT REQUIRE LARGE INITIAL FUNDS
- the strengthening of civil society - general apathy and negative attitude towards changes in society - dissatisfaction with the economic and political situation - the powerlessness of an individual - selfinitiative associations are unconnected and under-resourced
Figure 17: Traffic in Kranj, past and present
LACK OF SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY - unfinished network of cycling and walking paths, especially lacking a secure connection between the city, the countryside and the neighbouring municipalities
Figure 20: Abandoned factory in Kranj
DEGRADED AND ABANDONED AREAS
- transport policy is lagging behind the needs of users and
98 ha industrial degraded areas
advanced concepts for sustainable mobility
Zgornjesavska cesta - Tekstilindus 10 ha, Kolodvorska cesta 9.3 ha,
- obsolete and inadequate infrastructure of public transport
Savki log - Island 42 ha, Savska cesta 16.3 ha, SmledniĹĄka cestaDairy farm 2.9 ha, Savska loka of 13.4 ha, Zarica 9.4 ha, Ul. Mirka Vadnova 26.6 ha, JelenÄ?eva cesta 2,9 ha
Figure 15: Integrating development goals in school curricula
POOR STRATEGY - the absence of youth policy - the lack of strategy in tourism and cultural policy - the lack of involvement in local development goals in
Figure 18: Business venues for rent
kindergartens and school programs
HIGH RENTS
- lack of concrete tangible solutions
- tenants are changed quickly and at a loss, the rent is too high
- large initial investments
given the small circulation of people
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Ptuj Celje
Kranj
Novo mesto
Figure 21: Photo collage of images Glavni trg in Kranj, past and present. The picture shows the past farmers market in the main square.
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CELJE Location:
Year of obtaining city rights: April 11, 1451 Year of the renovation of the old town core: 2014 The number of inhabitants in the city area: 37834 Unemployment rate: 17.6% Municipality of Celje- 12270 unemployed Town of Celje - 3689 unemployed
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Figure 22: 1. Ljubljanska cesta 6
Figure 23: 2. Gledališka ulica 7
Figure 24: 3. Vodnikova ulica 7
Figure 25: 4. Kocbekova ulica 3
Figure 26: 5. Kocbekova ulica 3
Figure 27: 6. Kocbekova ulica 3
Figure 28: 7. Kocbekova ulica 3
Figure 29: 8. Linhartova ulica 20
Figure 30: 9. Stanetova ulica 21
Figure 31: 10. Stanetova ulica 15
Figure 32: 11. Stanetova ulica 9
Figure 33: 12. Stanetova ulica 4
Figure 34: 13. Stanetova ulica 2
Figure 35: 1. Ljubljanska cesta 6
Figure 36: 14. Prešernova ulica 3
Figure 37: 16. Razlagova ulica 8
Figure 38: 17. Razlagova ulica 8
Figure 39: 18. Razlagova ulica 13
Figure 40: 19. Razlagova ulica 17
Figure 41: 20. Razlagova ulica 19
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Figure 42: 21. Savinjska ulica 1
Figure 43: 22. Slomškov trg 6
Figure 44: 23. Glavni trg 8
Figure 45: 24. Glavni trg 5 in 6
Figure 46: 25. Glavni trg 4
Figure 47: 26. Glavni trg 2
Figure 48: 27. Glavni trg 17
Figure 49: 28. Glavni trg 14
Figure 50: 29. Glavni trg 12
Figure 51: 30. Gosposka ulica 15
Figure 52: 31. Gosposka ulica 28
Figure 53: 32. Trg celjskih knezov 3
Figure 54: 33. Prešernova ulica 25
Figure 55: 34. Savinova ulica 7
Figure 56: 35. Savinova ulica 7
Figure 57: 36. Prešernova ulica 11
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PTUJ LEGA:
Year of obtaining city rights: 1376 Year of the renovation of the old town core: 2012-2014 The number of inhabitants in the area of the city: 18339 Unemployment rate: 11.9% Municipality of Ptuj: 4204 unemployed Town of Ptuj: 1,166 unemployed
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GROUND FLOOR MAPPING Ptuj was renovated in 2012 by the following investments: - renovation of urban squares - renovation of the farmers market - renovation of the Dominican monastery - renovation of the old glass workshop
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Figure 58: 1. Slomškova ulica 8
Figure 59: 2. Slomškova ulica 7
Figure 60: 3. Slomškova ulica 9
Figure 61: 4. Slomškova ulica 16
Figure 62: 5. Miklošičeva ulica 4
Figure 63: 6. Murkova ulica 2
Figure 64: 7. Murkova ulica 4
Figure 65: 8. Murkova ulica 4
Figure 66: 9. Murkova ulica 1
Figure 67: 10. Murkova ulica 6
Figure 68: 11. Murkova ulica 5
Figure 69: 12. Murkova ulica 7
Figure 70: 13. Prešernova ulica 14
Figure 71: 14. Prešernova ulica 11
Figure 72: 15. Prešernova ulica 14
Figure 73: 16. Prešernova ulica 17
Figure 74: 17 Prešernova ulica 20
Figure 75: 18. Dravska ulica 14
Figure 76: 19. Cankarjeva ulica 9
Figure 77: 20. Cankarjeva ulica 14
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Figure 78: 21. Cankarjeva ulica 5
Figure 79: 22. Cankarjeva ulica 2
Figure 80: 23. Cankarjeva ulica 1
Figure 81: 24. Cankarjeva ulica 3
Figure 82: 25. Jadranska ulica 8
Figure 83: 26. Jadranska ulica 14
Figure 84: 27. Jadranska ulica 16
Figure 85: 28. Jadranska ulica 11
Figure 86: 29. Vošnjakova ulica 15
Figure 87: 30. Vošnjakova ulica 10
Figure 88: 31. Krempljeva ulica 4
Figure 89: 32. Minoritski trg 4
Figure 90: 33. Vodnikova ulica 2
Figure 91: 34. Novi trg 6
Figure 92: 35. Ulica heroja Lacka 8
Figure 93: 36. Vinarski trg 10
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NOVO MESTO LEGA:
Year of obtaining city rights: April 7, 1365 Year of the renovation of the old town core: in preparation The number of inhabitants in the area of the city: 22415 Unemployment rate: 11.6% Municipality of Novo mesto: 6264 unemployed Town of Novo mesto: 1,850 unemployed
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GROUND FLOOR MAPPING Novo mesto is the only town without extensive renovations. It is planed shortly. With the expansion and development of new city suburbs they are increasingly taking on the role of new urban centers, where towns functions that were until recently found in old town cores, take place. Certain urban areas are becoming the new center of the city, the historic city center and the former villages around are becoming â&#x20AC;&#x153;suburbsâ&#x20AC;?. Due to that we are facet with a new spatial and social differentiation of individual city districts. (Conservation Plan for the purpose of renovation of the Glavni trg, Rozmanova ulica, Kandijski cross and intersections in the historical center of Novo 13
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Figure 94: 1. Breg 1
Figure 95: 2. Glavni trg 16
Figure 96: 3. Glavni trg 18
Figure 97: 4. Glavni trg 15
Figure 98: 5. Glavni trg 15
Figure 99: 6. Glavni trg 21
Figure 100: 7. Glavni trg 12
Figure 101: 8. Glavni trg 23
Figure 102: 9. Glavni trg 28
Figure 103: 10. Florjanov trg 4
Figure 104: 11. Sokolska ulica 8
Figure 105: 12. KastelÄ?eva ulica 9
Figure 106: 13. Rozmanova ulica 24
Figure 107: 14. Rozmanova ulica 15
Figure 108: 15. Rozmanova ulica 20
Figure 109: 16. Rozmanova ulica 13
Figure 110: 17. Rozmanova ulica 18
Figure 111: 18. Rozmanova ulica 12
Figure 112: 19 Rozmanova ulica 5
Figure 113: 20. Rozmanova ulica 3
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Figure 114: 21. Rozmanova ulica 4
Figure 115: 22. Rozmanova ulica 2
Figure 116: 23. DilanÄ?eva ulica 3
Figure 117: 24. DilanÄ?eva ulica 5
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KRANJ LEGA:
Year of obtaining city rights. 1256 Year of the renovation of the old town core: 2009-2012 The number of inhabitants in the area of the city: 35587 Unemployment rate: 11% Municipality of Kranj: 8027 unemployed Town of Kranj: 2606 unemployed
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GROUND FLOOR MAPPING All four studied cities have a common problem that can be summarized as emptying of the old town cores. They 27
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Figure 118: 1. Poštna ulica 1
Figure 119: 2. Glavni trg 3
Figure 120: 3. Jenkova ulica 2
Figure 121: 4. Jenkova ulica 6
Figure 122: 5. Jenkova ulica 3
Figure 123: 6. Jenkova ulica 5
Figure 124: 7. Jenkova ulica 5
Figure 125: 8. Jenkova ulica 10
Figure 126: 9. Glavni trg 25
Figure 127: 10. Prešernova ulica 15
Figure 128: 11. Prešernova ulica 13
Figure 129: 12. Prešernova ulica 9
Figure 130: 13. Prešernova ulica 6
Figure 131: 14. Prešernova ulica 5
Figure 132: 15. Glavni trg 5
Figure 133: 16. Glavni trg 5
Figure 134: 17. Glavni trg 9 in 10
Figure 135: 18. Glavni trg 17
Figure 136: 19. Cankarjeva ulica 9 in 11
Figure 137: 20. Cankarjeva ulica 12
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Figure 138: 21. Cankarjeva ulica 10
Figure 139: 22. Cankarjeva ulica 5
Figure 140: 22. Cankarjeva ulica 5
Figure 141: 22. Cankarjeva ulica 5
Figure 142: 22. Cankarjeva ulica 5
Figure 143: 26. Reginčeva ulica 8
Figure 144: 27. Reginčeva ulica 3
Figure 145: 28. Reginčeva ulica 1
Figure 146: 29. Tavčarjeva ulica 3
Figure 147: 30. Tavčarjeva ulica 6
Figure 148: 31. Tavčarjeva ulica 7
Figure 149: 32. Tavčarjeva ulica 10
Figure 150: 33. Tavčarjeva ulica 11
Figure 151: 34. Tavčarjeva ulica 15
Figure 152: 35. Tavčarjeva ulica 17
Figure 153: 36. Poštna ulica 2
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REFLECTION ON THE CITY It is better to think about time and quality rather than numbers and quantity, when thinking of general improvements of urban ambience. (Gehl 2010).
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ABOUT JAN GEHL Theoretical intertwine of problematics and reflection on the city, is a summary of reviewed literature of domestic and foreign authors. The main experts in the description of the quality of the city life are Jan Gehl and Jane Jacobs. They describe problems and solutions of modern cities through empirical research and different theories. The content of the books is used in solving the problem of Slovenian towns. They reduce the gap between theory and practice, which has allowed the use of lessons in studying a specific problem and find its solution. Their description of factors and basic building blocks for a livable city, made finding parallels in Slovenian cities much easier. Their solutions are feasible, which is a primary consideration in the design of revitalization strategy in the particular case. As in their theory, the problem is broken down not only on studies of public space and its use, but also in urban planning and strategic thinking about cities. Jan Gehl introduces the concept of “life between buildings”, described in the book of the same name, which was released in 1971. In the time of the books publishing Gehl was one of the few protagonists for human values in cities. His work had a great influence on the development of strategies for Scandinavian cities. His wife, psychologist Ingrid Gehl, had a big impact on Gehls perception of the city. She studied urban and residential environments and behaviour of people in them under the Danish Building Research Institute. He is one of the first critics of the modernist approach to architecture, for which he offers alternative solutions. Through empirical research, he described in detail not only how squares work, but human behaviour in them, where and why they stop, where they stand and sit. As a professor and consultant he helped shape urban policy in cities around the world. The most notable are Copenhagen, Melbourne, San Francisco and Toronto. The paper was significantly inspired by Gehl’s books, as well as his guidance. As the author of the thesis I have faced various problems and challenges where mr. Gehl Figure 155: Glavni trg Kranj, scenario of abandonment of the city
helped me personally and invited me to a meeting to his
is shown. It is a critical view if we do not intervene while there is
Copenhagen office, where he advised me in the design of
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ABOUT JANE JACOBS Jane Jacobs was a journalist and activist of American Canadian descent. In the middle of the last century she exposed and warned from the problems of urban planning and failure to comply with the needs of citizens. The paper follows the principles described in her book The Death and Life of Great American Cities, published in 1961. To this day it remains one of the most influential books in the history of urban planning in America. Although she made her largest contribution in the work of economic theory, she is more renowned for her work in the field of urban studies, despite her informal education. She strongly opposed replacing well-functioning neighbourhoods with the Le Corbusier’s model with towers, which cost millions of dollars and led to the eviction of tens of thousands of people and create hot spots of crime and inhumane neighbourhoods. She is known for introducing phrases “ballet on the sidewalk” and “eyes on the street”, which are used to describe events on the sidewalks and ensuring the safety of these, with the help of residents of the neighbourhood. The greatest legacy of Jacobs, is the strengthening of the role of citizens in designing urban policy and making rational decisions.
Figure 156: Glavni trg Kranj, scenario of citization, the situation of
Gehl and Jacobs were both advocating planning in the
commercial use taking over, pushing out the residents. A good
human scale. Their works are often intertwined and were
city has a mixture of commercial and residential.
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FACTORS IN PLANNING QUALITY CITIES Reflecting on the city is a summary of the theory from
Liveliness is a relative term, unlimited by quantity. A few
the books of the Danish architect Jan Gehl and American
people on a narrow village street can appear lively, while
writer Jane Jacobs. The sociological view is summarized
the same number of people in the city does not. It is
by Matjaž Uršič. The authors offer an interpretation of
not numbers, crowds and city size that matter, but the
urban phenomena, and the thesis applies it to a concrete
sense that city space is inviting and popular that crates a
case study. Problems of the current situation in the area
meaningful place.
are intertwining with the ideology and vision. This chapter describes the factors on which solutions were based. It
Activity of public space is a sequence of events that
describes the ideal city ambiences, well-functioning public
needs a trigger. Something happens because something
space and causes for the lack of the latter.
happens because something happens, so people come, where people are. Social math goes one plus one quickly
Studies show that most visitors of the street are brought
becomes more than three. In order to achieve a level of
there out of the interest in other people. Jan Gehl
activity, good habits, daily routine and critical mass of
introduces the phrase life between buildings to describe
people are necessary. When these little processes are
the quality and liveliness of public space. One of the first
not started nothing happens because nothing happens
sustainable goals for planners is comfortable walking and
because ...
cycling around the city. Once this goal is achieved, the
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focus expands on VSproviding social interactions for people,
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enabling people to have direct contact with the society around them. Space has to offer liveliness and activities for
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different user groups. Inviting, lively space gives the impression that something is happening and creates a magnetism that attracts new users. It promises social interaction and enjoyable experience. It can be compared with the choice of restaurants in a foreign place, where the restaurant selected is the one that has the most visitors. It works similar with public urban space; populated, full of movement, sends completely different signals than an empty on. Good space is like a good party, guests must have a reason to stay.
13.stol - 1950
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blagovna znamka staro mesto
One plus one soon equals more than 3 The diversity of public space depends on how much is there začasna raba to see and experience on the social sphere. The number of trenutno stanje users, quantity, is only one of the components, the other INTERVENCIJA equally important is the time, specifically the length of time
users spend in public space. The activity rate is the product degradirano urbano območje of the numbers and time. Space with large movement of people, is not necessarily livelier than one with less people propad that stay for a longer time.
Architectural visualisations always show happy groups of people in front of the building, regardless of the actual
In summary: slower moving means more life. Vibrancy
quality of the projects, which says that life in the public
of the city is a product of “how much” and “how long”
areas is a key attraction.
and it helps us to understand a number of other urban phenomena. Compliance with both is a key tool in planning the revitalization of cities. Venice is an example where the population was dramatically reduced, while maintaining a high level of activity due to foot traffic and a lot of reasons to stay. Despite slow moving of people and boats there is always something to see and a reason to stay, which makes VS
the city lively. City squares and open spaces can be divided into transit
Liveliness is a relative term
and staying. The latter gives a feeling of 30 times higher
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zaprta fasada
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activity, as such, are attractive and create a reason for
Edge as an area of exchange
stopping. Sometimes they take the role of landmarks or
The edge between the horizontal surface of the pavement
points of interest. They are centers of activity where the
and the vertical surface of the facade is the point of
paths intersect, therefore bear the economic and social
exchange. The building has a direct impact on the life in
importance.
front of it and connects to the street with its contents.
“City edge” is defined as the place where the city and
Urban edges are the most attractive places to stop, with
building meet. Addressing it, is crucial as it has a direct
their colonnades, niches, stairs and holes they are a part of
impact on by-passers. When we walk, we observe facades,
the urban story. Articulated facade with more detail, allows
store windows at eye level, so we experience it more
the withdrawal from the transit street where our waiting is
intense than upper floors. It is the point where we enter
not so obvious.
and leave the building and the interior and exterior meet. Upper floors are not in the narrow field of vision due to greater distances, so they are less important. Pedestrians experience the rhythm of the facades, materials, colours, people in or front of the buildings, which largely determine whether our walk is interesting and varied. The lively bottom floor along footpaths plays the most important role for planners. Sharp and soft edges
good rhythms – fine details Walking allows enough time to experience the richness
Edge as a staying zone
of information and details provided by ground floors. The
A sense of security with staying at the edge, is present
walk is enriched, exciting, time goes faster, distances seem
throughout history, Our backs are protected and we can
shorter. When the ground floor closed and monotonous,
visually control the situation in front. We have an overview
the
of what is happening in space without the possibility of
opposite
happens,
walking
seems
longer
and
impoverished. While moving at about 80 seconds per 100
unpleasant surprises from behind.
meters, there has to be from 15 to 20 of visual stimuli, which
Staying at the edge is a general tendency wether we are
is one every 5 seconds. These are so-called “eye-catchers.” VS
in private or public space. We can conclude that activity
Carefully planned, they break monotony, provide attraction
expands from the edge toward the center. A good example
for walking and occupy the senses rather, not visually
are school dances were everyone stays at the edge until it
degrading space. When the street has too many, it needs
gets fully started, same with the living room in our house,
more uniformity, so the flow of the street is evident again.
were the sofa is usually at the edge. blagovna znamka staro mesto
13.stol - 1950
začasna raba trenutno stanje INTERVENCIJA
100 m URBANISTIČNO NAČRTVOVANJE s tehnikami in postopki določanja rabe zemljišč organizira dejavnosti v prostoru tako, da uravnava razmerje med varovanjem in spreminjanjem prostora
NAČRTOVANJE sistematično izbiranje med različnimi možnostmi rešitvami problema
VS
degradirano urbano območje propad Edge as a safe place for staying
Narrow units with frequent doors 15 - 20 intervencij interventions
The typology provides a variety of offers, provided that the buildings are in use. In particular, it enables good blagovna znamka
13.stol - 1950 communication of the built tissue with street and creates staro mestoa
80sek / 100m / vsakih 5 sek
Walking length and the number of stimuli
lot of points and opportunities for exchange. začasna raba
Soft and sharp edge trenutno stanje
INTERVENCIJA degradirano
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In the first, buildings are densely lined, narrow, with many openings and attractive store frons. They offer by-passers visual interventions and reasons to slow down and stop. Its contrast is the sharp edge, where the lines are long, the contents of the building is introverted, facades are made Active ground-floor is full of mixed use and different
out of cold materials. We are prone to avoid such streets.
functions Pedestrians walk slowly and stop frequently at the soft edge. The contrary happens at the sharp edge, the pace of walking is quicker and the attention is not drawn to the facade. According to Gehl’s research, there is seven times more activity recorded in front of facades with soft edges Long sterile facade is telling us to move on.
than the sharp ones.
The lively city beat was taken for granted in the old traditional cities up to 1980s. During its uncontrolled spread, capitalism became a reason for abandoning craft workshops and less profitable activities in the old town cores. Uršič exposes it as the fundamental destroyer of urban values. In its way to increase profit, it does not take into consideration the old cultural and social institutions, Open facade VS. a closed facade odprta fasada
which provide services for public benefit. Vibrancy of towns VS
zaprta fasada
is a precious asset in many parts of the world today, which
The edge is adjusted to the cultural diversity, living
must carefully managed by the planners. The extent and
conditions and economic standards. Patterns of use and
nature of activities in the public space, is mostly defined
habitation culture alters over time with the changes in
by the economic development of the country. Striving for
lifestyle, economic state and population structure.
good public space should be a general guide, regardless of the economic situation of the country.
Active ground floor The quality of ground floors is crucial for the overall
City at eye level
attractiveness of cities. Long sterile facades signal; “move
The most important scale of quality of urban design is 1: 1,
on”.
meaning at eye level. Foot traffic is generated by necessity
Problematic areas of the city are mapped and based on
in developing countries and the quality of the walk in
the given data, a method of solving the problematics is
developed ones. Quality design is necessary in both cases,
formed. One of them, is an active targeted ground-floor
but plays a much smaller role in developing countries.
policy that ensures the attractiveness along pedestrian
When walking 5 km / h, we see all the details of the urban
walk ways. Active ground-floor policy has led to significant
landscape or the lack of. The quality or deficiencies is most
improvements in Melbourne, and Oslo. Reducing or
obvious in this scale. Regardless of planning ideologies
temporarily suspending rents is one of the factors, that
or economic conditions, quality of the city on the human
significantly contributes to the attractiveness of the area.
scale, is a general requirement.
The area will be compensated for the rent gap, with later development and prevention of stagnation, to which empty
Described factors: articulated facades, rich edges, urban
shops would eventually bring to. Attractive store windows,
furniture, a good flow of people, and their impact can be
small events and peoples presents make an area attractive.
summarized as the “staying psychology”.
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O NAČRTVOVANJE
NAČRTOVANJE
n postopki be zemljišč ejavnosti v o, da uravnava d varovanjem in m prostora
sistematično izbiranje med različnimi možnostmi rešitvami problema
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100 m General requirements for stopping are: microclimate,
Strengthened everyday use of space, activities for the
placement, possibility of protecting your back, good view,
elderly, children and sports enthusiasts, it is the basis for
low noise and pollution. Special added values are: beautiful
good urban policy, which creates opportunities for creative
views of the architecture, water and artwork.
and cultural events.
Staying psychology must coincide with the creation and
- 20 intervencij placement of the street furniture. Benches15are anchored at
Fixed, flexible and fleeting
the urban edge and should not float freely in space, made
The new challenges for urban space, are the large quantity
out of warm materials with backrests that allow longer
of creativity and ideas that generate magnetism for different
stays.
age groups and their needs. The space is no longer in
x
x x
80sek / 100m / vsakih 5 sek
continuous use and purpose, but adjusts according to the
General activity
current situation and needs. It offers opportunities for fixed,
The public space in the city works is like a living room in the
flexible and fleeing activities, the connection between the
apartment. It must meet general everyday human activities.
purpose and space adaptable.
Key indicators of quality of design is reflected in providing
A constant element of the city is its buildings and daily
good conditions for everyday activities such as walking,
routine. The flexible element are specific, temporary
sitting, observation and conversation.
activities or objects. Events and installations with short duration are considered as fleeing.
The length of the walk Acceptable length of a walk is very vague measure. Some walk kilometres, while for the elderly, the disabled and
100 m / 15 - 20 intervencij
children a shorter distance is more appropriate. Perception
of the walks lenght, is very dependent on the richness of it. Walking 200 meters sometimes seems longer and we are
Fixed: building tissue
often willing to walk more than half of a kilometer if walking
hoja 80s / 100m
is interesting with multiple stimuli from our surroundings.
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intervencija vsakih 5 sekund
500 meters is an approximate acceptable walking distance
and it corresponds with the size of old town cores. Most commonly they have a diameter of one kilometer, which means that all key functions are at an acceptable walking
Flexible: temporary usage or activity
distance.
Običajni razpon mestnega jedra
500 m Acceptable walking distance
1000 m Acceptable walking length for a young healthy person
500 m Acceptable walking lenght for elderly, children and the disabled
Fleeing: events, festivals and installations
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3 scales of planning in the case of Kranj City planning can be defined through three scales. The biggest scale is the city scale were we place urban functions to obtain a sensible arrangement and is the basis for the financial plan. The second is the of urban planning scale, where we define land use, organize activities, transport and communications networks and spatial patterns. In the end, we have the smallest and most important for people, the scale at eye level or so called human scale. Disregarding the city scale in the planning stage, is followed by a poor organisational structure and chaos. Failure to comply with the criteria of the human scale results in neglected quality of life. One of the extreme consequences can be identified as “Brasilia syndrome ‘*. City scale The old town cores represents cultural wealth, where the squares and streets were grown gradually. Design emphasizes diversity at the eye level, the basic principle is human scale. Urbanism of the 60s and 70s changed the designing of cities., It adapted to the car, main scale being taken into consideration is the city scale.
Urban planning scale
* “Brasilia syndrome” - the principle of planning the city where design follows the large scale. Seen from the air it looks like a functional, well maintained, at eye level it is dull, distances are unsuitable for walking, infrastructure is adjusted primary for the car. The streets are too long, too strait, roads too wide, parks too big.
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Usage
By raising complexity as a form of development dynamics,
Cities should have intricate, small-grained and diverse
urban system tend to self-regulate, thereby rising its
use. They give each other constant economic and social
stability. (Ä&#x152;erpes and others 2008).
support. The usage structure can be very diverse, but complementary. This means that the functions should offer
The general objective is the introduction of mixed use in
support to each other and not be in a direct competition
addition to residential. Absence of different users causes
with the use in the shopping malls.
deadness, danger or generally negative atmosphere. Ground floors should be lively and consist of mixed usage,
Large concentration of people in cities, in addition to
opening hours should variety to ensure people on the
physical proximity, can also be an advantage that can be
streets at all hours of the day.
used to populate streets, promote the urban bustle and diversity, both economic and visual. Some prejudices concerning mixed use, is that is ugly,
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causes traffic jams and malicious users. Such beliefs help shape city zoning regulations. They contributed to building
It is important that the opening hours vary
sterile, rigid and empty zones. It suppresses the potential
According to Jacobs, everything looks visually unappealing
forming of mixed use.
when done wrong, not just mixed use. She warns against Intricate interlacing of different uses is not necessarily the
monotony aesthetic simplicity and unification. Both Jacobs
emergence of chaos. On the contrary, it requires a complex
and Gehl, emphasize the importance of visual articulation
and well thought-out order. Although, the mixture of uses,
for pleasant experience of space. Clean and monotonous
various buildings and ambients is needed for successful
space does not allow good orientation, which creates a
urban area, we can ask, whether diversity outweighs
new kind of chaos.
the visually unattractive, the incompatibility of uses and transport congestion, which it supposably causes? Jacobs
Eye-catchers
argues that such shortcomings reflect the image of areas
Landmarks and eye-catchers are a welcome change in
that do not have too much diversity but too little.
space. They interrupt boredom with distinction from the neighbouring building and allow a better orientation in space.
Bits and pieces that weave the urban fabric must complement and support each other. It is necessary to appreciate complex order of use, intertwined plans, a certain proportion of freedom, not oppose it. With socalled layering and stacking of different networks one over the other or side by side in the individual program or functional layers, they maintain the conditions for growth of complexity of the system.
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Intertwining of different usage, layering of networks
Landmarks break up monotony in space
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Attention to the scale and proportion of a single use
The goal is to create good operating conditions of the
is also crucial. Such lack of distinction can lead to the
location, primary consideration being the diversity which is
generalization that mixed use is harmful.
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an endless task and requires a constant supply of capital.
Heterogeneity of the city is consists of different people and different organizations, with different ideas and
When planning we need to ask where does the money
intentions. Urban planning and design should encourage
go, when reconstructing the cities, and why not in
the development and coordination of unofficial plans, ideas
gradual changes? Some of it goes to drastic changes and
and opportunities to flourish, along with economically
renovations, but a lot goes in the development of peripheral
and socially pleasant places. They contribute to diversity,
zones of the city.
frequent streets and mingling of different generations.
The area must be able to support itself without outside help or that this aid has to be small and constant. . Private investments forms the city, but social ideas and laws shape private investment. First, we design a desired image, then the method of achieving the set goal. Investment of money has to be changed from sudden to gradual,
Heterogeneity in the city
constant financing and introduce moderate changes.
Unslumming - is a term that Jacobs uses similar as
In subsidies and grants, the priority of consumption goes:
revitalization and explains it as a process of steady but
subsidies for housing, roads, visual renovation ... financing
gradual changes. Intersection of the problematics of the
has to be coordinated with the long-term strategy
case study and Jacobsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; theory overlaps when describing financing of the degraded areas. Large sums of money are
Jacobs exposes a very important sequence. Beginning of
invested in drastic changes to the area in renovation of
degradation is caused by malfunction of areas, meaning
pavements and restoration of protected cultural buildings.
the use is the primary factor of liveliness.
Unfortunately, the high financial contributions have not
It is wrong to assume that the area is not working, because
brought a financial turnaround. Money should pour in
it is old. The area is old because it its not use. So the quality
slowly on the principle of an irrigation system and not in
conditions are determined by use and not vice versa.
one unmanageable amount. Founding should be gradual and continuous, during which the area has time to adapt after the initial interest in the novelties is decreased. The city can maintain the hustle and bustle, if the space is able to adapt, update, maintain the point of interest, convenience and make gradual changes with small adjustments.
Money should be introduced gradually
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Use
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Sociological aspect
With the processes of citysation, expelling of private
Old town core can be defined as a source of wealth. If
dwellings and small, non-profit oriented spaces of
capital is divided into financial, industrial and cultural, then
consumption (eg. craft workshops, small cafés) from the
the latter can be applied to education, art objects or entire
city center follows. The capital is increasingly penetrating
cities with corresponding “cultural infrastructure” (urban
into town and trying to attract more consumers to the
design of the city’s architecture, museums, etc.). We can
larger number of stores, making them spend even more.
obtain economic capital with marketing and promotion.
Space of the broader city center is increasingly filled with
As successfully marketed cultural and historical heritage,
offers that complies with the majority of consumer inquiries
Venice, Florence and Rome can be set as examples.
and brings profits. The proportion of uniform stores and consumer products in the city therefore increases, which attract crowds, but after their closure they disappear from
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the shopping street and city center. The liveliness of the city center complies to open / close schedule of the stores and no longer follows the classical flander (aimless wonderer) wishes to engage in street life. New desires are the ones
Ecucation and culture are a source of capital
that the consumer has, and he dictates the level of impact of the new urbanity in the city.
All through history, from the democratic polis of Athens and
All the louder complaints of the disappearance of city, urban
ancient Rome through Renaissance to the medieval Italian
life from the streets, in market liberalization and unification
cities, urban spaces of consumption are necessary element
of consumer taste can be interpreted, as attempts to
without which the urban structure does not function.
re-enforce urbanity, but with the purpose of increasing consumption and not reinforcing flanendering in the city.
Uršič observes that same process of market liberalization,
The answer may lie in a deliberate ideological construction
which enabled the emergence of classical urbanity in an
of a new urbanity, which aims to attract consumers in the
early stage, in the later, it suppressed the development of
shopping malls. “(Uršič 2003)
cities, trade and street life. The roots of these processes is taken as a guide in formulating immediate action to stop
The concept of the thesis is the creation of so-called new
the emptying process of town core and the withdrawal of
urbanity, which is formed by the method of the temporary
life from the central parts of the city.
use of space.
R to describe as a process of reducing variety of city-making
“City center is, contrary to the shopping centers on
features in the city center, due to the increasing commercial
structure, which is protected by law (not only legally, with
and business areas.
the monument protection, but also public opinion), to the
“This is especially a problem citysation, which is simplest
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the outskirts, unable to adapt due to its historic spatial
new everyday consumer needs (car or. road infrastructure).
VS.
Old town core is unable to break its historic restraints, due Moving the city-making features to the outskirts
to that it cannot follow the needs of the modern consumer
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Offer of shopping malls on the outskirts of towns, is
-introduction of mixed use - good connection between the
therefore, in terms of accessibility, more adequate to the
spaces of consumption and leisure activities. Other active
individual and more appropriate, based on the changes in
contents that preserve vibrant pulse of the city (bars,
everyday life. Old town core has different strengths, that
theatres, restaurants, cinema) outside of shops opening
can be found especially in wealthier ambient (aesthetic)
hours.
context, that is associated with an individual’s identity of his/ hers perceptions of the city. Due to town cores
-expansion of working hours and specified use of each
unique ambiance and its historic setting, it holds a kind of
activity, the bar turns into a nightclub, restaurants to shops,
status ob being the symbol of the city. Given the current
introducing the concept of so-called anti-store
situation and needs of consumers, this aesthetic quality, it is not enough to attract the broad masses, so the city center can not survive or revive without a proper financial investment from the city authorities or other interested capital structures. Due to strong identification role that town cores hold as a “trademark” of a city, planners of most of the developed cities in Western Europe try to combine modern consumption and revitalization of urban centers. “ (Uršič 2003)
Flagship approach - large spatial structure acts as an eyecatcher, it is a generator of revitalization and draws in the
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people
The selected approach to solving the problems of emptying Life in an old town core is a way of life, which can be defined
Slovenian town cores is the following:
as a brand.
“-preserving economically mixed population culture. (a wide selection of shops, restaurants, fairs, public events).
Types of approach towards revitalization of cities, are
Large municipal investments in housing reconstruction
based according to the thinking and functioning of the
in the center, eliminates loss of rent (rent gap). Evenly
inhabitants, economic situation in the country and the
distributed housing between different economic layers of
resources available for implementation.
inhabitants, preserve artists, students, intellectuals, in the town core, which raises the quality and diversity of urban
Definition of different principles of revitalization of the city:
life. “ (Uršič 2003)
-gentrification - replacing one social class with another, development of culture and tourism. Also possible: elite gentrification - introduction of exclusive merchants -flagship approach - large spatial structure acts as an eye-catcher and a generator of public life, as such it has a positive impact on surrounding areas, that are also regenerated
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Maintaining economically mixed population culture. If the value of old town cores is patina and production of constant innovation, tracking global trends is the value of shopping malls, than the latter have more important activities for the modern consumer. Spaces of cultural consumption of town core, is equal to spaces of cultural consumption on the outskirts through the eyes of the consumer. Better accessibility and use of cars in everyday life enables rapid expansion of consumption on the outskirts and emptying of the old town core.
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town core is equal to the spaces of the cultural
consumption of the outskirts in the eyes of the consumer.
In old town core, owners are closing their less commercially successful
specialized
stores
and
craft
workshops
(watchmakers, shoemaking, antiques, bookstores), due to high rents and the closing off the town center to car traffic. Furthermore, transition to market economy also contributed to the closing of the shops. Interest decreases due to offer reduction, sometimes the closure of one store causes declined visit the whole street. Owners and tenants have descended into competition with shopping malls, but after the initial economic benefits, it has shown itself to be a long-term downward trend in decline of visitors in the city center The result was positive for shopping malls, besides having the same offer they also offer much better access and parking.
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THEORETICAL MODEL OF TEMPORARY USAGE OF SPACE
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MODEL DESIGN LOCATING
PLANNING
urban planning. This chapter covers the immediate factors caused by the situation and conditions, that lead to the creation of the applied solution. A new organisational
natural resources created resources
PROJECTIONS = sectors, population, employment
WHERE?
WHERE?
WHAT?
inventarization
quantification
on the theoretical chapter Reflection on the city and in accordance with the guidelines of quality urban design formulates a solution. It is based on the principle of small interventions, the main guidance being immediate
state assessment and characteristics= TRENDS / PROCESSES
endogenous / specific objectives exogenous / general objectives= VALUES / OBJECTIVES
applicability in space. It does not require long-term planning and fund-raising. It represents the first layer in the design of incremental
photo video
implementation of the long-term development strategy.
photo video planning objectives surveys
Intervention, which will keep the tissue healthy until the permanent content is financially regenerated, or newly
locating evaluation of space CAPACITY/
stimulative, exclusionary, limiting factors
Model of temporary usage, is a physical solution based
WHAT?
combination of location factors
model is created over the four study phases.
NEEDS = demand for space
SUITABILITY of resources / natural, created /
planning objectives
WHERE? qualification COMPARING THE MODELS distribution of uses and managing the patterns = SCENARIOS of urban design of regulating space
SCENARIOS
SENSITIVITY resources / natural and manmade / identifying the POSSIBILITY of simultaneous use = assessment of compatibility of uses and the uses with the environment
defined.
specification
DESIGNING
morphological resources perceptible resources
different models of spatial arrangements PATTERNS
PLANNING
explained with the help of conceptual scheme used for
razliÄ?ni modeli razporejanja RAB
Development of temporary usage of space model is
SUITABILITY OF RECREATED FEATURES / morphological and perceptual context of the landscape /
COMPLIANCE WITH CHAPTERS OF THE THESIS:
INTRODUCTORY TERMS definitions and methods PROBLEMATICS AND VISION overview of foreign and domestic literature
SLOVENIAN TOWNS
SLOVENIAN TOWNS
review of development
mapping the empty spaces
strategies for municipalities:
in old town cores
Celje, Ptuj, Novo mesto and
REFLECTION ON THE CITY evaluation and study of created resources
Kranj THEORETICAL MODEL OF
REFLECTION ON THE CITY
PRACTICAL MODEL OF
USER PROFILE
TEMPORARY USAGE OF
quality appearance of the
TEMPORARY USAGE OF SPACE
focus on the weaker social
SPACE
city and well-operating
study of land use and review of
groups and the establishment of
an overview of real estate
functions
regulations that define specific
mixed structure of users
portals, the determination of rental prices
THEORETICAL MODEL OF TEMPORARY USAGE OF SPACE designing the organisational model of temporary usage of space
use CASE STUDY: KRANJ
CASE STUDY: KRANJ
PRACTICAL MODEL OF
drawing the existing situation
existing spaces within the old
TEMPORARY USAGE OF SPACE
and floor plan study
town core
2 possible patterns: filling according to time and content
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STATE ASSESSMENT The first step is, to examine the situation through the empirically obtained data. High rents and a low flow of people, is reflected in the rapid changing of users. Space leasing, represents a significant initial cost, that newly founded companies or associations can not handle. Even if the rent is not too high considering market conditions with respect to the quality of the area, they are however, too high compared to poor financial conditions that the old town core offers. An equally important reason is the absence of broad masses that Figure 157: Spaces up for rent
Figure 158: Spaces up for rent
would guarantee coverage of rent cost. Pictures on the left side, are taken from a real estate marketing portal, and they show the current market state. According to Jacobs, we can say that good-standing companies with high turnover, can afford the cost of new construction. These are so-called well established ideas such as banks, franchise shops and chain restaurants. All new ideas, regardless of their potential profitability in the future do not have a trial period, error or experimentation possibilities
when
building
new
construction.
Well-
established ideas use new buildings, new ideas settle in the Figure 159: Spaces up for rent
Figure 160: Spaces up for rent
Figure 161: Spaces up for rent
Figure 162: Spaces up for rent
Figure 163: Spaces up for rent
Figure 164: Spaces up for rent
old ones.
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TRENDS / PROCESSES CHANGED FLOWS
Problems of poor functioning part of the city should not
In the initial phase of urban development and all the way to
be underestimated, because it opens up a vacuum - empty
medieval towns, places of consumption in the city center,
dark zones that create economic and social gaps in the
are considered as an essential urban element, without
area. As such, they impact surrounding areas and cause
which the urban structure does not function.
negative edge conditions. These areas are analysed and
As described in findings of mapping of old town cores,
the missing conditions for generating a vital community
they cannot keep up with the fast pace of life, due to their
can be determined.
rigidity.
Problem of further abandonment of urban centers can lead to degradation and decay of cultural heritage. Progress of
Shopping malls on the outskirts, function as focal points for
the negative spiral needs to be limited, until we are able to
a large part of the population or visitors of the city, which
keep the current level of activity. It is easier to keep the level
are tied to automobile traffic. Capitalism has proved to
of urban area at a point, at which is not ideal, but solvable,
be the destroyer of urban values. Use of cars allows us to
than let it sink to the point of decay. Broken windows theory
circulate around the city, because we are no longer in the
describes the beginning of physical decay and perception
role of pedestrians, cyclists, therefore we chose the fastest
of the area as uncomfortable and dangerous. Architectural
rout not the shortest one.
restoration is much faster than changing people’s opinions, if the area has a bad reputation.
The following diagrams illustrate changed social flows in space and the withdrawal of urban life to the periphery, which the historic frame of old town can not defy.
The possibility of vandalism is larger with abandoned buildings * Broken windows theory: named after the phrase, which was used by Wilson and Kelling (1982) in an article titled Broken
Windows,
which
described
the
connection
between disorder and crime: “If a window is shattered and the building remains unrepaired, all surrounding windows will soon be broken... One unfixed window is a signal that no one cares, consequently, breaking all of them costs Old currents: from factory through centre to residential
nothing. “
areas
A possible scenario: A stable neighbourhood where child care is shared and new faces are noticed, can change in a few years or even months. A property is empty, weed grows around it, windows are broken. Adults do not discipline noisy children, they get louder without supervision. Families move away, single adult people move in. Teenagers gather in front of the store at the corner. The merchant asks them to move, they refuse. Fights occur. Waste accumulates. People drink in front of grocery stores; they fall asleep on the sidewalk, where no one ask them to leave and are allowed sleep away the drunkenness. Beggars are harassing
New currents: we circle the city on ring roads, all the shopping malls are accessible by car
pedestrians. Illustrated example describes the extreme, which may occur over a few broken shop windows.
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CURRENT TREND
SEQUENCE
One of the options to stop the current negative trend of
Revitalization of the town core with architectural restoration
emptying urban cores is the practice â&#x20AC;&#x153;keeping the lights
in Kranj was unsuccessful. Taken from the Sustainable
onâ&#x20AC;?*. The aim is to maintain at least the level of current
Development Strategy of the Municipality of Kranj 2014-
activity and gradually increase it. One of the conditions is
2023, after the renovation of cultural heritage and public
lesser fastidiousness in the choice of the user of space and
spaces, the desired economic turnaround did not follow.
lowering or abolition of rent. The latter, according to Gehl,
Studied towns mostly have renovated pavements, facades
contributes to the attractiveness of the area, loss of rent is
and cultural or historical objects. A conclusion can be made;
compensated by the subsequent development of the area
established practice for revitalization of cities, is renovation
and preventing stagnation to which, initially empty bars
of its building tissue and paving, without consideration for
would lead. We introduce temporary usage that is and an
a programmatic content.
intermediate use, until a more appropriate or permanent
The model of temporary usage is searching for a
use is established. When choosing a user we consider
connection between the physical preservation of buildings
Jacobs, who says, that use can be very diverse, but must
and their content. It envisages the following sequence;
be complementary. We ensure that users are different
introduction of new temporary use, these generate a good
and belong to different social groups, thus enabling
flow of people through the old town core, this movement
the presence of all. Relationships between landlords
enables better economic conditions for shops, successful
and tenants are regulated, which is the basic difference
type of use is determined on the basis of temporary use,
between temporary usage and squatting, where relations
which becomes permanent. Architectural restoration may
are not regulated. Squats are dominated by one group of
follow the newly established movement of people through
like-minded people, thus re-creating homogeneity, which
the city, not the vice versa, meaning first we establish the
does not attract a wide range of people.
content and function, which leads to renewal. Properties
must
be
rented
out
under
non-market
conditions, stimulating magnetism of the area, then we establish market conditions and physical renovation.
The neighbourhood is friendlier if the buildings are in use
= *keeping the lights on; it indicates weak activity and efforts to preserve business, even if not under ideal conditions. It is the mind set, that despite the poor financial outcome, company still operates. Applied to the thesis, it represents compromised tenant selection process. This concept is expanded to the old town core in the thesis,
+
=
where you introduce interventions to maintain activities that may not ideal, but they allow preservation of activities and filled spaces.
The user does not follow the physical renovation, but the renewal follows the user.
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POSSIBILITIES RECYCLING IDEAS
The modules of temporary usage interpret the idea of
Throughout history, a compact commercial street was
flexible layouts, prepared for occupation. This enables a
formed in European cities. In the 18th century it consisted
quick change of uses depending on the needs and success
of specialized small shops, lined up perpendicular to the
rate, as well as low costs for module users within the historic
street. It served as a social gathering place and the most
tissue of old town. User provides specialized equipment
busy part of the city.
and sales program. With introduction of modules we unify
Due to increased production of manufactories, there is was
floor plans, they become flexible, sanitary module is in
a need for a greater market. This lead to the emergence of
service to all visitors and users of the city.
department stores. Due to fixed prices, there is no dilemma left when buying. Rise of middle class follows and they can afford to visit department stores, admission free. Uniformity of production, replaces custom-made items, the
Spaces of consumption development over time: the
clothing production having the overall biggest influence.
old market street becomes a covered arcade street, it is summed up by modern shopping malls on the outskirts,
The concept of “just looking” emerges and the pressure to
the old town takes the idea of flexible floor plan of a
purchase is gone.
shopping mall
Department stores develop into shopping malls. They are formed on outskirts of cities on arterial roads, where the acquisition of documentation is simpler, land is cheaper, there is a possibility of parking areas that offer better accessibility. A walk through shopping malls today is no longer just shopping, but social interaction and the way of Emergence of town core and its role as a space of
spending free time. Jacobs stresses, that people want to
consumption
be seen and watch passers-by. For this reason, we prefer to
13. century - 1990
visit a more populated shopping mall than a vacant town. Strong ideas, which make a building type successful, are interpreted or abstractly shown in many forms. In the transition from classical, open market street to the covered shopping arcades. The latest interpretation is a promenade in shopping malls, which is an imitation of the medieval plaza. Former romance and patina of old town, was substituted by careful planning and reproduction of a promenade within the shopping malls on the outskirts.
Shopping arcades mid 19 century. - end 19. century
They operate on the principle of old market streets, which blurs the distinction between the historical center and its imitation, that offers current cultural trends, has the ability to adapt quickly and is accessible by car. It combines the old town core’s own cultural content, such as cinemas, galleries, theaters, while satisfying everyday needs such as buying food, meetings and socializing. Rigidity of old town cores and a high degree of building protection, prevents the same flexibility, which the merchants are offered in shopping malls.
Shopping malls in the outskirts emergence in Slovenia 1991 -
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SCENARIOS SOLUTION LAYERS
Model of temporary use is an intervention through which
LAYERS SOLUTIONS
the area is able to test the effectiveness of different uses.
The problem is solved multilayered and gradually.
URBANIZEM družbena ustanova za upravljanje z naravnimi in ustvarjenimi viri v javnem interesu
Considered subjects and areas (architectural heritage,
Architectural heritage is included as development potential.
intervention, and renovation) is defined as entities of
The temporary use of space is a new organisational model
physical and abstract origin. Each unit represents a layer in
which offers the possibility of urban regeneration of the
the solution design.
old town core, under current economic conditions. “Broken
This thesis mainly focuses on the layer of short-term
windows theory” is a possible negative scenario, temporary
interventions. It is the first step towards achieving the
m use is “keeping the lights on” principle, which100 is a possible
vision, which is planed in the long term. URBANISTIČNO NAČRTVOVANJE
NAČRTOVANJE
solution. After a building becomes vacant it is crucial to
Revitalization of cities is a very important area of research
establish a new use as soon as possible . This prevents the
s tehnikami in postopki sistematično izbiranje and searching for solutions, in the past 20 years. The določanja rabe zemljišč med različnimi strategy is a long-term effort, to achieve a quality state organizira dejavnosti v možnostmi rešitvami in the area, often excludes with prostoru tako,but da implementation uravnava problema razmerje med varovanjem in political ambitions, and consequently, its fulfilment is often spreminjanjem prostora suspended.
deterioration of the units and the wider area. The aim is to create a solution, or a method which is
15 - 20 intervencij
applicative immediately. Long-term strategies of cities, despite their high-quality design, are currently very
Described solution is layering, overlapping different
difficult to achieve, due to the high initial costs (restoration
networks one over the other in individual, or functional
of historical buildings). It can be carried out parallel, or
layers, so they maintain conditions for growth and
80seksituation / 100mimproves. / vsakih being postponed until the economic
complexity of the system. By raising complexity as a form
Meanwhile, temporary use prevents physical decay.
5 sek
of development dynamics, urban systems tends to selfregulate, thereby effectively raising its stability. (Čerpes and
The solution is based on a “bottom up” approach and
others 2008).
classical planning. Compromise is key, where planners are
Existing frame (heritage) - the old town core, is a fixed
aware of the role of the public and public is concerned
element, which is introduced to new content fills. Short-
over the quality and visual acceptability of space. The aim
term layer is applied. Intervention is architectural, it adjusts
of the solution is integration of heritage in development,
space for temporary use. The abolition of rent is the
activation of all age and interest groups, to improve
sociological factor that attracts the user, the innovations
creative environment, employment and keeping the young
taking place in the city attracts healthy flow of people. The VS now cured tissue can be architecturally renovated.
generation in town. The project is a short-term intervention and based on its success rate, a long-term vision is planned. After the model
100 m / 15 - 20 in
implementation life in the old town becomes a trademark or a way of life. old town core is a way of life
13th century 1950
hoja 80s / 100m temporary usage
intervencija vsakih 5 sekund
current state
INTERVENTION degraded urban area
The design solves the problematics through different layers. Intervention - new organisational model of temporary use, is applied on existing architectural heritage. This generates a user layer, well-functioning tissue is then renovated.
decay
The scenario of events in the case of the intervention and without.
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DETERMINATION OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SIMULTANEOUS USE Long term layer is the architectural renovation of the city,
Uses, that are complementary to other parts of town, are
reducing dependency on cars, lesser emphasis on the
being tested in space. If one use proves to be ineffective
spaces of mass consumption on the outskirts, more on
or inappropriate, the user and the content can be quickly
places of cultural consumption within the old town. Uršič
replaced. The emphasis is on mall factors of high visibility,
defines it as a new urbanity, which is the return to the non-
that are appropriate for the interiors and interesting to the
profit oriented space of consumption. Lifestyle “old town
public. Opportunity is also given to activities that would
core” favours walking and cycling.
not survive in a market economy.
Increased scope of car traffic was followed by construction
There are regulated agreements required between owners
of a dense network of roads, meaning the type of users
and users, which is the differentiation from the so called
mobility defines the type of infrastructure. Following that
squatting where users claim the right to space. Temporary
conclusion a dense network of cycling and walking paths
use is established in premises that are unsuccessful at being
will follow, as well as optimal public transport.
rented out or are empty due to other reasons. The user must pay operating cost and handle it with care. Institute
New units of temporary use are placed in the buildings
for Protection of Cultural Heritage, should act as a source
of the old town core. The project subjects are ground
of information and a platform for assistance. The initial cost
floor spaces, which are visible from the street and have a
of equipment is financed by the municipality as part of
direct impact on the public space in front of the building.
its budget for the revitalization of the urban core. It also
The solution is based on the principle of creating active
acts as a facilitator in establishing a partnership between
ground-floor policy. Designed as mobile and flexible, units
owners and tenants.
allow rapid and inexpensive change of users. We strive for
The model links
the introduction of various uses in the ground floor, the
spaces as they are mutually complementary. The existing
upper are residential. Rooms facing the street should have
space is activated for creative ideas and improves the
interesting display and should be active and open. Visitor
conditions of socially disadvantaged groups. Different
gets the feeling of a shorter walk and a reason to revisit.
users are linked within the system, externally it helps to
issues of unemployment and empty
integrate the community, gives a sense of connectedness The basic scale, when planning the filling of new content
and belonging.
into existing volume, is human scale. Modules are temporarily moved around in space establishing what
The organisational model provides small interventions
works and where, until they get a long-term mutual sense.
that are feasible immediately, solves the problem of
As Jacobs states, we should always be asking if this device
abandonment of old town centers, lack of affordable
works and if not, what would? Adapting and changing,
spaces and unemployment.
depending on current needs, which are shown by time, and they are impossible to predict. Defined flexibility of a plan
The emphasis of the model is on immediate introduction,
by urban planning: its ability to respond to different needs
affordability and should focus on socially weaker groups.
at different times for each period of validity of the plan,
Before constructing new buildings, it is necessary to take
in accordance with the adopted development strategy.
already existing ones into consideration and thus take
(Čerpes and others 2008)
into account sustainability. The model of temporary use considers cultural heritage as a development potential and
Old town core is the existing building fabric, which is
the possibility of creating a new, vibrant, commercial and
adjacent to other urban areas, so the thinking is focused
residential zone.
on content and not on urban planning. The model searches for mediation between sociological factors and quality of architectural design. Temporary use without supervision can be visually unattractive, so the regulation of interventions is necessary.
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SPATIAL PATTERNS
Floor plan analysis
Target area
Filling by time
Filling by program
First stage is an analysis of the existing situation and
Intervention is focused on the spaces facing the street.
In the model of temporary use, there are two possible
Another option is filling according to the content and
the typology of the floor plan. It was found that the site
The aim is to achieve a quality active ground-floor policy
patterns of filling space. The first one shows random
nature of the new use. The layout shown below organized
is conjoined, has irregular rooms with design similarities.
with attractive shop-windows and stop the negative trend
occupancy of the existing volumes, where the use is mixed,
by kind, where the programs are limited to a single street
Most of the houses have commercial use on ground floor
of emptying of town. The diagram below shows to which
and the modules are filled depending on the time of arrival
and thus create a uniform program zone. This pattern is
and residential on the upper ones. The vast majority has
spaces the intervention applies.
of the user. It creates a random pattern of programs. In the
suitable for creating technology parks, business centers or
basements, which would serve as a warehouse if needed.
chapter Case study Kranj, detailed scenario of such pattern
craft zones.
Due to early intervention, the rooms are mostly in good
is shown.
condition, sanitary equipped and the state of it, shall be established before the start of temporary use.
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PRACTICAL MODEL OF TEMPORARY USAGE OF SPACE
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MODULE DESIGN
1. Store module
The model has 10 different modules of temporary usage of space. They are designed according to space requirements and characteristics of individual programs. Modules are placed temporarily, and may be changed depending on the success of the business. Furniture is understated
2. Office / workshop module
and minimalisticly designed with flexibility that enables different usage. The purpose of completed modules is the following; the
3. Classroom module
user comes puts down his things and starts work. The exception is the sanitary module, which is not transferable due to higher costs of production. It serves as a secondary service to surrounding modules. Acquisition of specialized equipment such as solariums, computer servers, devices
4. Event / venue module
for kneading dough and the like, is within the domain of the user. Under the number of employees, an optimal number is
5. Gym module
indicated, half of an icon means a part-time employee. Number of employees is based on the sample module of 40 m2.
6. CafĂŠ module
7. Diner module
8. Salon module
9. Playroom module
10. Sanitary module
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MODULE INSERTION The modules are inserted into the existing building volume
Spaces that are being filled, are different in size and
and adapted to it. As optional for the interior design is the
shape. Placing of the modules depends on the suitability
metallic construction and furniture. The wall and ceiling
of the existing volume. Due to the different requirements
elements are secured on the structure, such as shelves,
of specific modules, they are divided into 4 groups.
lamps, and the like. It consists of a telescopic mechanism
They are designed according to the size of the available
to adapt to different areas. The equipment is roughly
space. Determination of surface size is a combination of
determined according to the type of use, design is versatile,
optimal size for the activity and its minimum requirements.
so that it can be exchanged between the modules.
Depending on the program, the basic module 40 m2 can be divided into smaller units, or by combining them together, into bigger ones. They are illustrated with color icons. The legend is on page 66, the catalogue of modules is explained in detail later in this chapter.
15-25 m2
25-45 m2
+
45-60 m2
> 60 m2 module are assembled insertion of the new module in the existing building fabric
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AMBIENT REFERENCES
Figure 165: Reference: store module
Figure 169: Reference: office / workshop module
Figure 172: Reference: store module
Figure 166: Reference: store module
Figure 167: Reference: store module
Figure 170: Reference: store module
Figure 173: Reference: office / workshop module
Figure 168: Reference: store module
Figure 171: Reference: store module
Figure 174: Reference: event / venue module
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Figure 175: Reference: office / workshop module
Figure 179: Reference: classroom module
Figure 182: Reference: event / venue module
Figure 176: Reference: office / workshop module
Figure 177: Reference: office / workshop module
Figure 178: Reference: office / workshop module
Figure 181: Reference: classroom module
Figure 180: Reference: event / venue module
Figure 183: Reference: event / venue module
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Figure 184: Reference: event / venue module
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MODULE CATALOGUE 1. STORE MODULE TYPE I USE: The module is used for commercial activity, especially a sales program that would complement the offer of shopping malls on the outskirts and it does not compete with it. It is suitable for shops with unique products, secondhand clothing or specialized trade. There can also be a workshop for manufacturing the products as an integral part of the store, According to the legislation on minimum technical conditions for carrying out commercial activities, the warehouse is not mandatory, so the module is also suitable for smaller spaces in the old town core, which do not provide additional storage space. USER EXAMPLE: - merchants with a small assortment - fruit and vegetables shop from the surrounding area - antiques traders - bookshop
400
90
90
60 250
60 250
400
250
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150
150
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES:
150
60 300
150
80
60
120 500
60
170 200
150
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150 150
60
150 150
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30
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120 500
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1.2 STORE MODULE TYPE II USE: Module store type II, shows a different version of module store type I, to display different layouts depending on the sales program. Suitable for selling clothing and footwear. A seamstress or alternations workplace can also be placed in the module. USER EXAMPLE: -second hand clothes shop -handicrafts courses
90
60 250
400
250
150
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES:
150
60 300
150
80
60
120 500
60
150
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30
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2. OFFICE / WORKSHOP MODULE USE: It is a module that occurs frequently in the pattern, because of its wide applicability and lack of restriction. The module provides place for office activities, but it also offers the possibility of a workshop space for various craftsmen. Suitable crafts are of a quieter nature, which does not pose a significant environmental impact and do not produce large quantities of waste material. It can house a variety of dressmaking and handicraft activities, such as creation of smaller items, paper products, manufacture of clothing, or serve as a creative studio, etc. The module can have different users, as shown in the chapter User profile, it offers also the possibility of renting only one table and not the whole office. USER EXAMPLE: - accounting, financial firms - start-up companies - co-working groups - creators od different types of film, music and theater - various designers - architect - manufacturer of small wooden objects and scale models
400 60 250
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90
60 250
400
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150
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES:
170 200
150
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150
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120 500
60
170 200
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3. CLASSROOM MODULE TYPE I USE: Module is used by members of various associations or others for organizing workshops and discussions. USER EXAMPLE: Most appropriate users for this module are those with a quieter activity. The following clubs have been taken as potential users when planning the module. -groups for helping people, which include associations for disabled, patients associations and help groups and selfhelp. -cultural and artistic associations, such as art groups, book and film clubs. -recreational sports, the association for mental sports such 250
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as chess and bridge
-scientific research, education, trade and professional 400
societies 60 250
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3.2 CLASSROOM MODULE TYPE II USE: Module classroom type II is a variation of classroom type I module, to display the various options of use. Classroom can be used for afternoon education by institutions without the necessary spaces on their own. USER EXAMPLE: -driving schools, first aid courses and lectures on road traffic regulations. -individuals organizing various courses, such as travel lectures, etc. -pupils from surrounding schools, need a place where they can study and write their homework, receive tutoring
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4. EVENT / VENUE MODULE USE: The module is designed to host small events, such as concerts, local assemblies, debates, performances. When placing of all uses, it is necessary to take into account the 150
technical guideline for fire safety in buildings. 250
Due to the increased number of people in the building at 400
any given time, it is necessary to ensure a sufficient number 60 250
of exits, adequate escape routes, taking into account their maximum length and equip the space with plans 90
of evacuation routes. Door must open outwards and not into the room. When hosting up to 50 users, the space 170 200
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buildings. The room can be combined for occasional events 70 400
and exhibitions. If the seats are stacked, the space is empty
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Figure 185: Reference: gym module
Figure 188: Reference: gym module
Figure 191: Reference: café module
Figure 186: Reference: gym module
Figure 187: Reference: gym module
Figure 189: Reference: gym module
Figure 192: Reference: café module
Figure 190: Reference: gym module
Figure 193: Reference: café module
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Figure 195: Reference: café module
Figure 196: Reference: café module
Figure 199: Reference: café module
Figure 200: Reference: diner module
Figure 203: Reference: diner module
Figure 204: Reference: diner module
Figure 197: Reference: café module
Figure 201: Reference: diner module
Figure 198: Reference: café module
Figure 202: Reference: diner module
Figure 205: Reference: diner module
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development in180 children, different sports, 150 180 etc.
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-yoga studio
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-crossfit exercise -weight lifting
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activities, this kind of space is defined as a bar. Within
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conditions and on the extent of services of catering
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and conversation. By regulations on minimum technical
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category of up to 50 guests, where women’s and men’s
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preapred hot and cold snacks and already made ice cream.
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-tea rooms, cafes -bars with an experimental offer
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business. A diner is defined as a place where food is served, has space for food preparation, serving food and drinks, 400
guest toilet, bathroom and wardrobe for staff. A diner provides fast and pre-prepared hot or cold dishes, drinks,
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and refreshments. Preparing and serving of food can be in the same room, but must be divided by a catering counter.
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-a diner with exotic dishes from different countries 400
-cafeteria with a special offer (vegetarian, vegan, dairy,
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meat) 150
-a branch restaurant for surrounding gastronomic tourist
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Figure 206: Reference: salon module
Figure 210: Reference: salon module
Figure 213: Reference: playroom module
Figure 207: Reference: salon module
Figure 211: Reference: salon module
Figure 214: Reference: playroom module
Figure 208: Reference: salon module
Figure 212: Reference: salon module
Figure 215: Reference: playroom module
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Figure 216: Reference: playroom module
Figure 219: Reference: playroom module
Figure 222: Reference: sanitary module
Figure 217: Reference: playroom module
Figure 220: Reference: playroom module
Figure 223: Reference: sanitary module
Figure 218: Reference: playroom module
Figure 221: Reference: playroom module
Figure 224: Reference: sanitary module
Figure 225: Reference: epoxy resign floor
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USE: The module offers space for hair salons and barber 1000 shops, cosmetic treatments such as make-up, manicure, pedicure, waxing and all other procedures carried out
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in beauty salons. They can also offer body care such as massages. It can also be used for body enhancement such
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as piercing, tattooing and similar treatments. Regulations on minimum health conditions for the hygienic care and
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other similar activities, allows common toilets for customers
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kindergartens. Organizations may also offer independent afternoon care, or creative workshops for children. It can 40 80
act as a small closed and heated playground for children 80 400
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during the winter. Space layout must correspond to the 120
regulations and norms of the minimum technical conditions 90 160
for preschool spaces and equipment. The legislation allows playrooms outside the official institutions, but they must comply to the safety regulations. The playroom, which is used by 173 one class70of children be divided into more 234 cannot 70 155
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than three connected spaces. Minimum playing surface required is 1.5 m2 per child, in addition to these areas, it is required to provide at least 0.40 m2 of floor space for 180
wardrobe per child.
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other equipment, wall panels in the classroom, mirror, table 130
and chair for teacher, elements for dividing space (shelves, 90 100
regal), glass must be layered with safety foil, which protects from breakage, at least up to the height childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reach. Electrical outlets must be secured. When having all-day 260
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adults can be common, if the latter has ventilated cabinets.
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-individuals or clubs that organize workshops for children -therapists for motor development of children
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10. SANITARY MODULE 300set of modules 173 has one 70 sanitary 234 70 Every street module. This
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handicapped persons.
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ASSESSMENT OF INVESTMENT FOR FURNISHMENT The basic material for price estimate is poplar plywood. It includes 2x lacquering and sanding. The price of equipment are based on an estimate made by a craftsman. Approximate price of plywood is 20 eur / m2. For cost optimization, the investment material can be replaced with chipwood boards, which costs is 11 eur / m2. Veneered small grained chipboard costs 7 eur / m2. Price of the made from plywood, but it does not withstand the quality
material is more appropriate. Choosing a less expensive
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3 x 50 eur
Chair
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INITIAL COST ASSESSMENT FOR OFFICE / WORKSHOP
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to amortisation be 150 60 and 150 injuries, 80 and 60 thus 120 needs 60 to 150
replaced more times making the end price at 140%. 1000
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operational span of 5 years and the plywood as a resilient
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and durability needs. The equipment is designed for the
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lower than the production of equipment 250
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Figure 226: Reference: simple seat
Figure 230: Reference: bar stool
Figure 233: Reference: simple furniture
Figure 227: Reference: chair stack
Figure 228: Reference: ottoman made into a bench
Figure 231: Reference: office chair
Figure 232: Reference: simple seat
Figure 234: Reference: chair
Figure 235: Reference: children furniture
Figure 229: Reference: chair
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Figure 236: Reference: basic block
Figure 239: Reference: perforated wall
Figure 243: Reference: toilet
Figure 238: Reference: multipurpose chair
Figure 237: Reference: office ambient
Figure 240: Reference: pending lamp
Figure 244: Reference: desk
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Figure 241: Reference: chair
Figure 245: Reference: NUD lamp
Figure 242: Reference: office chair
Figure 246: Reference: chair stack
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FURNITURE CATALOGUE Catalogue defines the type of planned furniture. The
The perforated plate can be self standing or acts as shelves
selection consists of my own design and examples from
attached to a wall. Wooden wedges enable a layout
references. Inspiration for the equipment is minimalist,
according to individual needs. It enables a wide range of
simple, Scandinavian style. Design is timeless, which gives
use, such as; commercial shelving, office shelving, hanging
products a longer quality design span. Main characteristics
wall for coats and a climbing wall.
are versatility and assembly. Furniture should be sufficient to a variety of uses and at the same time unify the intervention in different units. It needs to comply to the users needs and at make them feel comfortable and at home. If possible by the price and quality standard, local carpenter and materials are used.
The block is used as an ottoman for seating, or stacked into shelves. Four fold in a larger block, which serves as a coffee table. Eight of them can be covered with basic plates and are used as a stage.
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Element of a working surface is a plate of 70x180 cm. The table is layed over simple metal supports and covered with a plate. The design must be easy and quickly adaptable. In the case of organizing an event and the room needs to be emptied, plates are vertically loaded together. The smaller table is composed of three pieces of plywood, with a surface 70x90, and suitable for smaller spaces, or to those which require greater flexibility.
Block made of plywood 80x80, cm is one of the basic elements which acts as seating. Usage of the element is displayed in the cafĂŠ module, as sofa and playroom module as a platform for childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s play.
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Dresser or shelves on wheels, movable element, which
Chairs of various manufacturers are used. These are
is used as a reception desk, or counter top. The basic
options, the choice of finishes may vary in case of a cheaper
element 150 cm long, Two options are featured, one with
product. Chairs should be without distinctive design, made
drawers, other just with shelves, first one allows storage for
of plywood or solid wood.. They may be white or painted,
employees, while the second one can be used for display
plastic, as far as they follow a level of quality design.
of products.
Low shallow dresser or shelves, can be an integral part
Similar to the chairs, the lights may be different, but it is
of the perforated walls where small items can be stored.
necessary to provide a pleasing appearance of the ambiance
Another use can be as support for desks in the office
When choosing lamps of the principle is minimalistic and
module and a storage space for office supplies. Shelves
classic. For ceiling lights there are variations of industrial
with wheels are shown in the cafĂŠ module, where they are
reflectors hanging or hanging NUD lights. Basic guidance
attached to the wall.
is classic timeless design.
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As part of specialized equipment for the gym is the wall
Counter tops, cabinets and refrigerators, which are used in
ladder. It enables various gymnastic exercises, climbing, ab
the module cafĂŠ and diner, are made from stainless steel.
exercises, etc.
They are a part of the specialized equipment and would be in the case of interest acquired individually in relation to capacity of space.
Sanitary equipment used in sanitary module, made out of stainless steel, for hygienic and safety conditions.
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USER PROFILE
Figure 247: Comic performance on PleÄ?nik staircase in Kranj
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USER PROFILE The chapter presents profiles of potential users. It is the
Jožica Škraban: 59 years, Ljubljana, employed (pedagog and
general insight to an example of the focus group the
psychologist) and Alenka Snoj: 59 years, Ljubljana, retired
intervention targets. Featured individuals have different
(graphic designer, arranger, babysitter). Good friends since
backgrounds and qualifications.
childhood. As an additional employment and due to the love
They all have the fact, that they can not afford their own
of working with children, we would jointly lead a child care
space in common and a desire to connect with like-minded
activity throughout the day, together or interchangeably.
complementary users.
Figure 250: Jožica Škraban
Users are a key part of solving the problem, as they are Kamilla Askholm 27 years old, born in Denmark, finishing
generators of re-use in old town centers. Empty spaces
5-year study at the Academy of Fine Arts. I work in the field
and unemployment are treated as separate issues. These
of sculpture, painting and small social projects.
two issues can be settled mutually. It is impossible to
I want to create a small local creative projects involving
foresee how much foot traffic will one user generate with
residents of the area.
his business. If the user’s activity does not act as a point of
I wish to organize painting workshops around the city and
interest, he should empty the premises and give a chance to a new user. Since this issue is in general interest of the
Figure 251: Kamilla Askholm
city, owners of the spaces and the citizens, the relations
nature. At the end of the workshops, discussions on the topic of created works would follow. We would organize painting exhibitions. Street would temporarily be used as a space for
must be fair and honest. In the event that the user proves
exhibition and gathering of the locals. For the preparation of
to have a successful business, he must start paying rent at
such events I am looking for a place to meet with my team,
market conditions.
preparing materials and programs. Environment, with other people working on the integration of public, would be ideal, maybe we can create good group dynamics.
Jože Geršak: 85 years, Ljubljana, baker, retired. I worked in a private bakery in the past. I have always been very creative at
Janja Štibernik 26 years, Grosuplje, final year student of
making various pastries. I always bake for my family, relatives
architecture. I started sewing unique products for children.
and friends. I still bake sweet and savoury produce every day.
I acquired a certificate and opened a part time business. I
I wish to teach this knowledge to future generations so I’m
am looking for a good place to work, have an office and a shop. The room would be shared with other creators, as this
Figure 252: Jože Geršak
would mean my business would have an increased frequency Figure 248: Janja Štibernik
looking for space in which to carry out workshops with the preparation and baking products, mostly for small groups of participants of all ages. Workshops would be carried out in
of people, a good working environment and more creativity.
the mornings, so space can be shared in the afternoon with someone else who would perform a similar activity.
Aleksander Škraban: 61 years, Ljubljana, retired recently (graphics, BSc. In Economics, with vast experience from working in sport masseur). Simultaneously with searching for employment, I passed a vocational qualification and several
Anja Petek 26 years old, final year student of architecture.
courses from different types / techniques of massage and
I am engaged in the design and manufacture of slovenian
other complementary techniques for maintaining body
lace. I want to connect architecture design and lace in the
Figure 249: Aleksander
strength, healing muscle injuries and diet consulting. I’m full
future. I make it at home and sale it at fairs and online. Due to
Škraban and Taja Škraban
of energy, with a desire to work and due to being retired I
bureaucratic obstacles, small business can not develop and
have a lot of free time. I would like to work as a masseuse for
thrive, let alone being invest in. Due to harsh conditions I am
full or part-time. I need a work space for a few days per week and I would share it with my daughter, who is a cosmetician.
Figure 253: Anja Petek
closing my business after two and a half years.
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Tina Lebar: 29 years old, unemployed, Kranj.
Marko Kumer - Murč: 34 years old, self-employed in culture,
I have devoted the last 5 years to motherhood. Meanwhile,
film worker, the founder of the production Smehomat.
I was looking for a job, but did not succeed, so I started
Our production is mostly engaged in non-commercial
creating handmade products to generate an income. I have
projects. The core team of collaborators counts up to 5
always liked to design from different materials. I crochet hats,
members. We are looking for suitable space that could serve
scarves and various accessories from different yarns. I draw
as an environment for creative work - office. We intend to put
on cups, jars and textiles. I like to create from foam rubber and make gifts for newborns. My everlasting desire is to learn
Figure 258: Marko Kumer
how to sew. At home, my creative corner is the dining table,
a computer server unit in the room to design postproduction, we would also need an equipment storage. We estimate that we need between 20 and 30 square meters of usable area.
so this would enable me to have a creative space, which I would gladly share with other artists.
Javor Škerlj Vogelnik: 31 years, degree from the Faculty of Sport. I’m looking for living and working space of 40-70m2,
Sports and cultural group GOR: it is a voluntary, independent,
It may be an older house with at least two rooms in need
public and non-profit association of individuals who combine
of renovation or maintenance. I focus on design made out
development and cultivation of hip hop culture.
of wood and manufacture interior furniture and garden
The vision of the club is to unite people under one roof,
sculptures on the principles of Geomanty. I am engaged in
where the group meets, conducts all its activities in a safe and secure environment, that is suitable for younger and older generations and is open to all visitors, lovers and Figure 255: Društvo GOR
Figure 259: Javor Škrelj
the same kind of activity in Bohinj and I would love to expand.
Vogelnik
active creators of hip hop culture. The aim is to unite people from different fields; graffiti artists, designers, cameramen,
Driton Gjini: š.p. Cafe Cukrarna Kranj,
photographers, break boys and girls, loockers, poppers, DJs,
I had a pleasant café, which offered a variety of pastries,
producers, instrumentalists, mc’s, reporters, writers, thinkers,
coffee, a playroom for children, a terrace above the canyon of
teachers, activists ...
Kokra river, workshops and story hours for children. However, Kranj changed significantly, in a negative sense. High rents, raising of taxes and all life needs costs, drove off all business. I
Ursa Černe: entrepreneur, Kranj. In my business, space is one of the necessary investments,
Figure 256: Urša Černe
Figure 260: Driton Gjini
witnessed the deterioration of the old town core. City visitors
whether it is bought or rented. Commercial space represents
are not offered anything. Shopping malls became the main
a fixed cost that is difficult to handle. I would be interested
attraction, which no one can compete with. Emergency
in these spaces - because of the benefits and the location;
subsidies, at least with rents, for example, help finance 50% in
city center. I like the idea of sharing space with related
the first two years. This would in the long run create a positive
activities. I would like to have a lawyer and and IT specialist,
business climate and better conditions for entrepreneurs.
as neighbors. I believe that the impact of the coexistence in business would be synergetic.
Maja Reichenberg Heričko, Maribor, final year student of architecture and an independent businesswoman. My primary business is designing jewellery and fashion
Alenka Sabo: 29 years, Kranj, BSc. economist, employed 8h,
accessories from organic resin. I want a place that would
want to open an afternoon activity, because the desire of
serve as shop and an office. Due to lack of space, my activity
having my own business. I would work on keeping financial
is currently limited only to selling at fairs and promotion via
books for small businesses and entrepreneurs. I would also provide business consultancy. I am looking for a reliable and accessible space that would allow me to successfully carry Figure 257: Alenka Sabo
out my plan, were I could work in peace and focus.
internet. I’m looking for a space that would be suitable for my Figure 261: Maja Rechenberg Heričko
business and would provide a pleasant work environment and at the same time, greater frequency of consumption, which would also bring greater recognisability.
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CASE STUDY: KRANJ
Figure 262: Panoramic view of Kranj
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APPLICATON TO LOCATION The detailed problem refers to the old town core of Kranj. It is a regional center of Gorenjska region, Slovenia. This is the area from Slovenski trg to Pungert. Around the city of Kranj once successful factory zone changed in the so-called degraded urban areas. In the old town core of Kranj, there was 142 empty shops by the end of the year 2013. According to recent estimates, 30% of all the available rentable spaces are empty. The situation shows the placement of old town core of Kranj, its economic zones and the newer shopping malls. There are so called satellites hovering around the old town core, which are accessible via ring roads. Industrial and trade / craft zones are not a threat for the town, because they host a compatible use. These can be defined as beneficial and economically vital. A big factor in the problem of draining the city center are the shopping malls, representing the competitive use for the old town core, under much better conditions.
old town core
industrial and trade/craft zones
shopping malls
SITUATION 1:10.000 The old town core and the satellites around it
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FILLING PATTERN The plans show conceptually designed random pattern
New fillings are illustrated with a color scheme which
of filling empty spaces. For a better understanding of the
indicates the type of the module inserted. Plans below
model, current type of use has not been taken into account.
under each series shows a possible placement of storage
The list of spaces on the side shows the occupancy of the
and sanitary spaces. The blue color indicates a possible
space wether that is currently full or empty. The model tries
space for toilets, grey technical facilities that would provide
to demonstrate the applicability of modules in spaces of
support to the new program: warehouse, workshop, archive,
various shapes and sizes.
food preparation room, cold store, dressing rooms, etc.
The goal of the model of temporary use, is to establish an
Due to the different needs of modules, it is necessary to
active ground-floor policy and interesting store windows.
check whether the space is suitable for the requirements
Since it is an intervention, the current phase focuses on
of temporary program. The rooms are, with rare exceptions,
parts of the buildings, that significantly affect the public
sanitary equipped and in good condition. The current use
space in front of the building. Insertion of the modules
does not differ much from the new temporary use. The
takes place in rooms that facing the street.
latter is only a mechanism that will maintain the room in a good condition, until the next permanent use. Adjustments
In each street set a sanitary module is inserted. This module
of the existing space should not require major investments.
is exceptionally fixed, due to the higher construction cost
The intervention is not a reconstruction, but the use of
and non-transferability of sanitary installations.
existing space in its current state. Any visual disadvantage
Following the example of shopping centers, where sanitary
is solved by inserting the structure that can be closed off.
facilities are common, sanitary module provides as a service
The program shows the old building fabric with a
to all surrounding modules.
new programatical filling that is made as a random pattern,
Second row of plans shows the possibility of storage and toilets in individual buildings as an option, in the case that the use becomes permanent and the space must achieve sanitary regulations. Old town core buildings have a long history of commercial use. The vast majority is sanitary equipped, the extent of renovation is determined following a preliminary examination. Despite the fact that, this is an intervention that will prevent the collapse of city life, it is necessary to meet the hygiene requirements and regulations. This goes especially for all modules, that host a larger number of people at any given moment, concerning fire safety and escape routes.
SITUATION 1:1000 Old town core
on
the
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SCENARIO OF FILLING ACCORDING TO TIME 1. BUILDING SET: REGINČEVA ULICA N SCALE: 1:500
UNIT ADDRESS NUMBER 1 REGINČEVA 6
SIZE IN M2 36.83
REGINČEVA 6
35.46
FULL
REGINČEVA 4
31.19
FULL
4
REGINČEVA 2
33.00
EMPTY
5 6
REGINČEVA 2 REGINČEVA 9
14.09 59.73
EMPTY FULL
7
REGINČEVA 7
37.84
EMPTY
8
REGINČEVA 5
48.63
EMPTY
9
REGINČEVA 3
41.81
EMPTY
10
REGINČEVA 1
37.70
FULL
11
GLAVNI TRG 25
111.38
EMPTY
12
PREŠERNOVA 12
69.68
FULL
13
PREŠERNOVA 8
37.51
EMPTY
14
PREŠERNOVA 6
31.06
FULL
17
PREŠERNOVA 6
45.58
FULL
REGINČEVA 6
38.99
EMPTY
REGINČEVA 1
57.33
FULL
59.45
FULL FULL
1. STORE MODULE
2. OFFICE / WORKSHOP MODULE
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19
TAVČARJEVA 4. EVENT / VENUE 2 MODULE42.05
20 21
PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 7
5. GYM MODULE
FULL FULL
22
6. CAFÉ MODULE
100.74
EMPTY
23
7. DINER MODULE 9 PREŠERNOVA
75.00
EMPTY
24
PREŠERNOVA 8. SALON MODULE 11
25
PREŠERNOVA 11
26 27 28 29 30
PREŠERNOVA 9
9. PLAYROOM MODULE
42.40
FULL
37.55
FULL
PREŠERNOVA 13
39.81
EMPTY
PREŠERNOVA 15
41.89
FULL
10. SANITARY MODULE
PREŠERNOVA 15
57.61
EMPTY
PREŠERNOVA 15
22.81
EMPTY
PREŠERNOVA 15
24.11
FULL
CURRENT STATE / SUBJECT EXTENSION
31
EXISTING BUILDING VOLUME 88.33 PREŠERNOVA 17
32
PREŠERNOVA TEHNICAL SUPPORT19
33
TAVČARJEVA 3 SANITARY UNIT
34
TAVČARJEVA 3
FULL
38.67
FULL
27.55
FULL
27.05
EMPTY
35
TAVČARJEVA 5
26.41
FULL
36
TAVČARJEVA 7
39.13
EMPTY
37
TAVČARJEVA 7
45.79
FULL
TAVČARJEVA 9
28.02
FULL
38
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
FULL
2
15
2
STATUS
3
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7
8
9
10
UNIT ADDRESS NUMBER 1 REGINČEVA 6
6
7
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9
10
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35.46
FULL
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REGINČEVA 4
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FULL
4 UNIT NUMBER 5 1 6 2 7
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33.00 SIZE IN M2 14.09 36.83 59.73 35.46 37.84
EMPTY STATUS EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY
3 8 4 9
REGINČEVA 5 4 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 3 2 REGINČEVA
31.19 48.63 33.00 41.81
FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY
5 10 6 11
REGINČEVA 12 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 925
14.09 37.70 59.73 111.38
EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY
7 12 8 13
REGINČEVA 7 12 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 5 8 PREŠERNOVA
9 14 10 15
REGINČEVA 3 6 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 6 PREŠERNOVA
11 16 12 17
GLAVNI TRG 625 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 12
13 18 14 19
PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 8 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 26
15 20 16 21
PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 6 1 IN 3 REGINČEVA 6 7 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 9 PREŠERNOVA
17 22 18 23
REGINČEVA 1 9 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 211 PREŠERNOVA
37.84 69.68 48.63 37.51 41.81 31.06 37.70 45.58 111.38 38.99 69.68 57.33 37.51 59.45 31.06 42.05 45.58 60.46 38.99 50.24 57.33 100.74 59.45 75.00
21 26 22 27
42.05 42.40 60.46 PREŠERNOVA 11 1 IN 3 37.55 PREŠERNOVA 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 7 39.81 PREŠERNOVA 13 100.74 PREŠERNOVA 15 9 41.89 PREŠERNOVA
23 28 24 29
PREŠERNOVA 15 9 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 15 11 PREŠERNOVA
25 30 26 31
PREŠERNOVA 15 11 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 17 13 PREŠERNOVA
27 32 28 33
PREŠERNOVA 19 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA315 TAVČARJEVA
29 34 30 35
PREŠERNOVA315 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 515
31 36 32 37
PREŠERNOVA717 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 719
33 38 34 39
TAVČARJEVA 9 3 TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA 3 TAVČARJEVA 11
35 40 36 41 37 42
TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA 5 13 TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA 7 15 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 7
38 43
TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 9
19 24 20 25
75.00 57.61 42.40 22.81
37.55 24.11 39.81 88.33 41.89 38.67 57.61 27.55 22.81 27.05 24.11 26.41 88.33 39.13 38.67 45.79 27.55 28.02 27.05 25.57 26.41 22.30 39.13 37.50 45.79 38.84 28.02 30.18
EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY
FULL FULL FULL EMPTY
FULL FULL FULL FULL
EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
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UNIT ADDRESS NUMBER 1 REGINČEVA 6 UNIT ADDRESS 2 REGINČEVA 6 NUMBER 1 6 3 REGINČEVA 4
SIZE IN M2 36.83 SIZE
STATUS
35.46 IN M2 36.83 31.19
FULL EMPTY
FULL STATUS FULL FULL
2 4
6 REGINČEVA 2
35.46 33.00
3 5 6 4
4 REGINČEVA 2 REGINČEVA 9 2
31.19 14.09 59.73 33.00
FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
7 5 6 8
REGINČEVA 7 2 9 REGINČEVA 5
37.84 14.09 59.73 48.63
EMPTY FULL EMPTY
7 9
7 REGINČEVA 3
37.84 41.81
EMPTY
8 10
REGINČEVA 5 1
48.63 37.70
EMPTY FULL
9 11 UNIT 10 12 NUMBER 11 13 1 12 14 2 13 15 3 14 16 4 15 17 5 16 18 6 19 17 7 20 18 8 19 21 9 20 22 10 21 23 11 22 24 12 UNIT 23 25 13 NUMBER 24 26 14 1 25 27 15 2 26 28 16 3 27 29 17 4 28 30 18 5 29 31 19 6 30 32 20 7 31 33 21 8 32 34 22 9 33 35 23 10 34 36 24 11 35 37 25 12 36 38 26 13 37 39 27 14 38 40 28 15 39 41 29 16 40 42 30 17 41 43 31 18 42 44 32 19 43 45 33 20 44 46 34 21 45 47 35 22 46 48 36 23 47 49
REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 325 ADDRESS REGINČEVA 1 12 PREŠERNOVA
41.81 111.38 SIZE 37.70 69.68 IN M2 111.38 37.51 36.83 69.68 31.06 35.46 37.51 45.58 31.19 31.06 38.99 33.00 45.58 57.33 14.09 38.99 59.45 59.73 42.05 57.33 37.84 60.46 59.45 48.63 42.05 50.24 41.81 60.46 100.74 37.70 50.24 75.00 111.38 100.74 42.40 69.68 SIZE 75.00 37.55 37.51 IN M2 42.40 39.81 31.06 36.83 37.55 41.89 45.58 35.46 39.81 57.61 38.99 31.19 41.89 22.81 57.33 33.00 57.61 24.11 59.45 14.09 22.81 88.33 42.05 59.73 24.11 38.67 60.46 37.84 88.33 27.55 50.24 48.63 38.67 27.05 100.74 41.81 27.55 26.41 75.00 37.70 27.05 39.13 42.40 111.38 26.41 45.79 37.55 69.68 39.13 28.02 39.81 37.51 45.79 25.57 41.89 31.06 28.02 22.30 57.61 45.58 25.57 37.50 22.81 38.99 22.30 38.84 24.11 57.33 37.50 30.18 88.33 59.45 38.84 37.39 38.67 42.05 30.18 51.84 27.55 60.46 37.39 40.09 27.05 50.24 51.84 66.40 26.41 100.74 40.09 18.60 39.13 75.00 66.40 53.35
EMPTY STATUS FULL
GLAVNI TRG 258 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 PREŠERNOVA 12 6 REGINČEVA 6 8 PREŠERNOVA 6 REGINČEVA 4 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 6 REGINČEVA 2 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 6 REGINČEVA 2 REGINČEVA 16 REGINČEVA 9 TAVČARJEVA1 2 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 7 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 1 IN 3 REGINČEVA 5 TAVČARJEVA 27 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 3 1 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA 9 REGINČEVA 1 7 PREŠERNOVA 9 GLAVNI TRG 25 9 PREŠERNOVA 11 PREŠERNOVA 12 ADDRESS 9 PREŠERNOVA 11 PREŠERNOVA 8 11 PREŠERNOVA 13 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 6 11 PREŠERNOVA 15 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 6 13 PREŠERNOVA 15 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 6 4 PREŠERNOVA 15 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 12 PREŠERNOVA 15 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 12 15 PREŠERNOVA 17 TAVČARJEVA9 2 REGINČEVA 15 PREŠERNOVA 19 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 7 1 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA317 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 5 7 PREŠERNOVA319 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 3 9 3 TAVČARJEVA 5 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 9 3 TAVČARJEVA 7 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 2511 5 TAVČARJEVA 7 PREŠERNOVA 12 11 PREŠERNOVA 7 TAVČARJEVA 9 PREŠERNOVA 8 13 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 7 11 PREŠERNOVA 15 PREŠERNOVA 6 TAVČARJEVA 9 13 PREŠERNOVA 6 15 PREŠERNOVA 11 TAVČARJEVA 15 PREŠERNOVA 15 REGINČEVA 6 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 13 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 15 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 15 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 17 JENKOVA 10 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 219 10 JENKOVA 8 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA31 IN 3 JENKOVA 10 6 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA37 8 JENKOVA 4 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA59 6 JENKOVA 2 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA79 JENKOVA 4 2
EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL STATUS EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY
+4.70
+10.30 +8.10
+2.45
±0.00
+5.60 +10.30 +8.10
+2.70
+5.60
+2.70
± 0.00
± 0.00
+5.10
+2.70
+0.20
UNIT ADDRESS SIZE NUMBER IN M2 36.83 1 REGINČEVA 6 University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 35.46 2 REGINČEVA 6 +16.00
+10.00
+6.50
+3.20
±0.00
+14.85
+9.35
+5.92
+3.13
± 0.00
+13.90
+6.65
+3.05
± 0.00
31.19 W 3 BUILDINGREGINČEVA 4 3. SET: PREŠERNOVA ULICA 33.00 4 REGINČEVA 2 SCALE: 1:200; 1:100 14.09 5 REGINČEVA 2
STATUS FULL
105
FULL FULL
EMPTY
6
REGINČEVA 9
59.73
EMPTY FULL
7
REGINČEVA 7
37.84
EMPTY
8
REGINČEVA 5
48.63
EMPTY
9 UNIT NUMBER 10 1 11
REGINČEVA 3 ADDRESS REGINČEVA 1 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 625
41.81 SIZE IN M2 37.70 36.83 111.38
EMPTY STATUS FULL FULL EMPTY
2 12 3 13
REGINČEVA 6 12 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 4 8 PREŠERNOVA
35.46 69.68 31.19 37.51
FULL FULL EMPTY
4 14 5UNIT 15 NUMBER 6 16 1 7 17 2 8 18 3 9 19 4 10 20 5 11 21 6 12 22 7 13 23 8 14 24 9 15 25 10 16 26 11 17 27 12 18 28 13 19 29 UNIT 14 20 30 NUMBER 15 21 31 1 16 22 32 2 17 23 33 3 18 24 34 4 19 25 35 5 20 26 36 6 21 27 37 7 22 28 38 8 23 29 39 9 24 30 40 10 25 31 41 11 26 32 42 12 27 33 43 13 28 34 44 14 29 35 45 15 30 36 46 16 31 37 47 17 32 38 48 18 33 39 49 19 34 40 50 20 35 41 51 21 36 42 52 22 37 43 53 23 38 44 54 24 39 45 55 25 40 46 56 26 41 47 57 27 42
REGINČEVA 2 6 PREŠERNOVA ADDRESS 2 6 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 9 REGINČEVA 6 REGINČEVA 17 REGINČEVA 6 REGINČEVA 15 REGINČEVA 4 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA3 2 REGINČEVA 2 REGINČEVA 1 1 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 2 GLAVNI TRG 257 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 9 PREŠERNOVA 12 9 REGINČEVA 7 PREŠERNOVA 8 9 REGINČEVA 5 PREŠERNOVA 6 11 REGINČEVA 3 PREŠERNOVA 6 11 REGINČEVA 1 REGINČEVA 6 13 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 25 REGINČEVA 1 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 12 REGINČEVA 1 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 8 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA215 ADDRESS PREŠERNOVA 6 1 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA 15 PREŠERNOVA 6 PREŠERNOVA 7 REGINČEVA 6 17 REGINČEVA 6 9 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 19 REGINČEVA 1 PREŠERNOVA 9 TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 43 REGINČEVA 1 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 2311 TAVČARJEVA 2 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 2511 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 9713 PREŠERNOVA 7 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 7715 PREŠERNOVA 9 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 5915 PREŠERNOVA 9 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 31115 PREŠERNOVA 11 PREŠERNOVA 15 TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 1 13 PREŠERNOVA 11 PREŠERNOVA 17 TAVČARJEVA 15 GLAVNI TRG 25 PREŠERNOVA 13 PREŠERNOVA 19 JENKOVA 10 12 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 15 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 38 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 15 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 36 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 15 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 8 56 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 15 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 6 67 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA 17 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 4 17 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA 19 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 2 19 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA 3 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 2 112 TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA 3 TAVČARJEVA 131 IN 3 GLAVNI TRG 24 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 5 TAVČARJEVA 15 GLAVNI TRG 1 7 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 7 JENKOVA 10 2 9 GLAVNI TRG PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 7 JENKOVA 10 3 9 GLAVNI TRG PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 9 JENKOVA 10 3 11 GLAVNI TRG PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 11 JENKOVA 8 5 11 GLAVNI TRG PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 13 JENKOVA 6 5 13 GLAVNI TRG PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 15 JENKOVA 4 5 15 GLAVNI TRG PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 10
33.00 31.06 SIZE 14.09 45.58 IN M2 59.73 38.99 36.83 37.84 57.33 35.46 48.63 59.45 31.19 41.81 42.05 33.00 37.70 60.46 14.09 111.38 50.24 59.73 69.68 100.74 37.84 37.51 75.00 48.63 31.06 42.40 41.81 45.58 37.55 37.70 38.99 39.81 111.38 57.33 41.89 69.68 59.45 57.61 37.51 42.05 22.81 SIZE 31.06 60.46 24.11 IN M2 45.58 50.24 88.33 36.83 38.99 100.74 38.67 35.46 57.33 75.00 27.55 31.19 59.45 42.40 27.05 33.00 42.05 37.55 26.41 14.09 60.46 39.81 39.13 59.73 50.24 41.89 45.79 37.84 100.74 57.61 28.02 48.63 75.00 22.81 25.57 41.81 42.40 24.11 22.30 37.70 37.55 88.33 37.50 111.38 39.81 38.67 38.84 69.68 41.89 27.55 30.18 37.51 57.61 27.05 37.39 31.06 22.81 26.41 51.84 45.58 24.11 39.13 40.09 38.99 88.33 45.79 66.40 57.33 38.67 28.02 18.60 59.45 27.55 25.57 53.35 42.05 27.05 22.30 34.39 60.46 26.41 37.50 69.56 50.24 39.13 38.84 82.31 100.74 45.79 30.18 86.91 75.00 28.02 37.39 118.63 42.40 25.57 51.84 42.29 37.55 22.30 40.09 61.20 39.81 37.50 66.40 79.35 41.89 38.84
EMPTY FULL STATUS EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY STATUS FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
106
University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15
3. BUILDING SET: PREŠERNOVA ULICA W SCALE 1:500
UNIT ADDRESS NUMBER 1 REGINČEVA 6
SIZE IN M2 36.83
STATUS
2
REGINČEVA 6
35.46
FULL
3
REGINČEVA 4
31.19
FULL
4
REGINČEVA 2
33.00
EMPTY
5 6
REGINČEVA 2 REGINČEVA 9
14.09 59.73
EMPTY FULL
7
REGINČEVA 7
37.84
EMPTY
8
REGINČEVA 5
48.63
EMPTY
9 UNIT 10 NUMBER 11 1 12 2
REGINČEVA 3 ADDRESS REGINČEVA 1
41.81 SIZE 37.70 IN M2 111.38 36.83 69.68 35.46
EMPTY STATUS FULL
13 3 14 4
PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 4 8 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 2 6
37.51 31.19 31.06 33.00
15 5 16 6 17 7
PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 2 6 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 6 9 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 17
45.58 14.09 38.99 59.73 57.33 37.84
EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
18 8 19 9
REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 15 TAVČARJEVA3 2 REGINČEVA
59.45 48.63 42.05 41.81
20 10 21 11
60.46 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 1 IN 3 37.70 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 111.38 GLAVNI TRG 257 100.74 PREŠERNOVA 12 9 69.68 PREŠERNOVA
22 12 23 13 24 14 25 15 26 16 27 17 28 18 29 19 30 20 31 21 32 22
GLAVNI TRG 625 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 12
PREŠERNOVA 8 9 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 6 11 PREŠERNOVA
75.00 37.51 42.40 31.06
PREŠERNOVA 6 11 PREŠERNOVA 1. STORE MODULE PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 13
37.55 45.58 39.81 38.99
2. OFFICE / WORKSHOP 41.89 PREŠERNOVA 15 MODULE
REGINČEVA 1
PREŠERNOVA 3. CLASSROOM MODULE REGINČEVA 1 15
57.33 57.61 59.45
22.81 PREŠERNOVA 15 TAVČARJEVA 4. EVENT / VENUE 2MODULE42.05 PREŠERNOVA 60.46 PREŠERNOVA 15 1 IN 3 24.11 5. GYM MODULE 88.33 PREŠERNOVA 17 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 7 6. CAFÉ MODULE 19 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 9
38.67 100.74 27.55 75.00 27.05 42.40
EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY
28.02 57.61 25.57 22.81
FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY
22.30 TAVČARJEVA 13 24.11 PREŠERNOVA 15 37.50 EXISTING BUILDING15 VOLUME88.33 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA 17 38.84 JENKOVA 10 19 38.67 PREŠERNOVA TEHNICAL SUPPORT
FULL FULL EMPTY FULL
44 34 45 35 46 36 47 37 48 38
JENKOVA 10 3 TAVČARJEVA SANITARY UNIT JENKOVA 10 3 TAVČARJEVA
30.18 27.55 37.39 27.05
JENKOVA 8 5 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 6 7 TAVČARJEVA
51.84 26.41 40.09 39.13
JENKOVA 4 7 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 2 9 TAVČARJEVA
66.40 45.79 18.60 28.02
18
17
18
16
EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL
TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA915 TAVČARJEVA 1115 PREŠERNOVA
42 32 43 33
17
FULL FULL FULL FULL
EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL
EXTENSION
15
EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY
26.41 37.55 39.13 39.81 45.79 41.89
40 30 41 31
14
FULL FULL FULL EMPTY
TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA713 10.TAVČARJEVA SANITARY MODULE PREŠERNOVA715
CURRENT STATE / SUBJECT
13
FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
36 26 37 27 38 28 39 29
12
EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY
TAVČARJEVA 7. DINER MODULE 39 PREŠERNOVA
9. PLAYROOM MODULE
11
EMPTY FULL FULL FULL
33 23 34 24 35 25
TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA 8. SALON MODULE311 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA511
16
FULL
FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL
EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL
11
12
13
14
15
UNIT
ADDRESS
SIZE
University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolmentNUMBER to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 IN M2
36.83 1 REGINČEVA 6 4. STAVBNI NIZ: PREŠERNOVA E 35.46 2 REGINČEVA 6 31.19 3SCALE 1:500 REGINČEVA 4
19
19
20
20
21
21
22
22
23
23
24
24
25
25
26
26
27
27
28
28
29
29
30
30
31
31
32
32
STATUS
107
FULL FULL FULL
4
REGINČEVA 2
33.00
EMPTY
5 6
REGINČEVA 2 REGINČEVA 9
14.09 59.73
EMPTY FULL
7
REGINČEVA 7
37.84
EMPTY
8
REGINČEVA 5
48.63
EMPTY
9
REGINČEVA 3
41.81
EMPTY
10
REGINČEVA 1
37.70
FULL
11
GLAVNI TRG 25
111.38
EMPTY
12
PREŠERNOVA 12
69.68
FULL
13
PREŠERNOVA 8
37.51
EMPTY
14
PREŠERNOVA 6
31.06
FULL
15
PREŠERNOVA 6
45.58
FULL
16 UNIT 17 NUMBER 18 1 19 2 20 3 21 4 22 5 23 6 24 7 25 8 26 9 27 10 28 11 29 12 30 13 31 14 32 15 33 16 34 17 35 18 36 19 37 20 38 21 39 22 40 23 41 24 42 25 43 26 44 27 45 28 46 29 47 30 48 31 49 32 50 33 51 34 52 35 53 36 54 37 55 38 56
REGINČEVA 6 ADDRESS REGINČEVA 1
38.99 SIZE 57.33 IN M2 59.45 REGINČEVA 1 36.83 REGINČEVA 6 42.05 TAVČARJEVA 2 35.46 REGINČEVA 6 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 31.19 REGINČEVA 4 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 7 33.00 REGINČEVA 2 100.74 PREŠERNOVA 9 14.09 REGINČEVA 2 75.00 PREŠERNOVA 9 59.73 REGINČEVA 9 42.40 PREŠERNOVA 11 37.84 REGINČEVA 7 37.55 PREŠERNOVA 11 48.63 REGINČEVA 5 39.81 PREŠERNOVA 13 41.81 REGINČEVA 3 41.89 PREŠERNOVA 15 37.70 REGINČEVA 1 57.61 PREŠERNOVA 15 111.38 GLAVNI TRG 25 22.81 PREŠERNOVA 15 69.68 PREŠERNOVA 12 24.11 PREŠERNOVA 15 37.51 PREŠERNOVA 8 88.33 PREŠERNOVA 17 31.06 PREŠERNOVA 6 38.67 PREŠERNOVA 19 45.58 PREŠERNOVA 6 27.55 TAVČARJEVA 3 38.99 REGINČEVA 6 27.05 TAVČARJEVA 3 57.33 REGINČEVA 1 26.41 TAVČARJEVA 5 59.45 REGINČEVA 1 39.13 TAVČARJEVA 7 42.05 TAVČARJEVA 2 45.79 TAVČARJEVA 7 60.46 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 28.02 TAVČARJEVA 9 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 7 25.57 TAVČARJEVA 11 100.74 PREŠERNOVA 9 22.30 TAVČARJEVA 13 75.00 PREŠERNOVA 9 37.50 TAVČARJEVA 15 42.40 PREŠERNOVA 11 38.84 JENKOVA 10 37.55 PREŠERNOVA 11 30.18 JENKOVA 10 39.81 PREŠERNOVA 13 37.39 JENKOVA 10 41.89 PREŠERNOVA 15 51.84 JENKOVA 8 57.61 PREŠERNOVA 15 40.09 JENKOVA 6 22.81 PREŠERNOVA 15 66.40 JENKOVA 4 24.11 PREŠERNOVA 15 18.60 JENKOVA 2 88.33 PREŠERNOVA 17 53.35 JENKOVA 2 38.67 PREŠERNOVA 19 34.39 GLAVNI TRG 24 27.55 TAVČARJEVA 3 69.56 GLAVNI TRG 1 27.05 TAVČARJEVA 3 82.31 GLAVNI TRG 2 26.41 TAVČARJEVA 5 86.91 GLAVNI TRG 3 39.13 TAVČARJEVA 7 118.63 GLAVNI TRG 3 45.79 TAVČARJEVA 7 42.29 GLAVNI TRG 5 28.02 TAVČARJEVA 9 61.20 GLAVNI TRG 5
EMPTY STATUS FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL
FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY
EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
3
REGINČEVA 4
31.19
FULL
4
REGINČEVA 2
33.00
EMPTY
14.09 REGINČEVA 2 EMPTY University | Faculty ofFULL Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 59.73 REGINČEVA 9 of Ljubljana 37.84 7 REGINČEVA 7 EMPTY +17.80 3. SET: PREŠERNOVA ULICA W 48.63 8 BUILDINGREGINČEVA 5 EMPTY 5 6 108
41.81
EMPTY
37.70
FULL
GLAVNI TRG 25
111.38
EMPTY
PREŠERNOVA 12 ADDRESS PREŠERNOVA 8 ADDRESS PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 6
69.68 SIZE 37.51 IN M2 SIZE 31.06 36.83 IN M2 45.58 35.46 36.83 38.99 31.19 35.46 57.33 33.00 31.19 59.45 14.09 33.00 42.05 59.73 14.09 60.46 37.84 59.73 SIZE 50.24 48.63 IN M2 37.84 100.74 41.81 36.83 48.63 75.00 37.70 35.46 41.81 42.40 111.38 31.19 37.70 37.55 69.68 33.00 111.38 39.81 37.51 14.09 69.68 41.89 31.06 59.73 37.51 SIZE 57.61 45.58 37.84 31.06 IN M2 22.81 38.99 48.63 45.58 36.83 24.11 57.33 41.81 38.99 35.46 88.33 59.45 37.70 57.33 31.19 38.67 42.05 111.38 59.45 33.00 27.55 60.46 69.68 42.05 14.09 27.05 50.24 37.51 60.46 59.73 26.41 100.74 31.06 50.24 37.84 39.13 75.00 45.58 100.74 48.63 45.79 42.40 38.99 75.00 41.81 28.02 37.55 57.33 42.40 37.70 25.57 39.81 59.45 37.55 111.38 22.30 41.89 42.05 39.81 69.68 37.50 57.61 60.46 41.89 37.51 38.84 22.81 50.24 57.61 31.06 30.18 24.11 100.74 22.81 45.58 37.39 88.33 75.00 24.11 38.99 51.84 38.67 42.40 88.33 57.33 40.09 27.55 37.55 38.67 59.45 66.40 27.05 39.81 27.55 42.05 18.60 26.41 41.89 27.05 60.46 53.35 39.13 57.61 26.41 50.24 34.39 45.79 22.81 39.13 100.74 69.56 28.02 24.11 45.79 75.00 82.31 25.57 88.33 28.02 42.40 86.91 22.30 38.67 25.57 37.55 118.63 37.50 27.55 22.30 39.81 42.29 38.84 27.05 37.50 41.89 61.20 30.18 26.41 38.84 57.61 79.35 37.39 39.13 30.18 22.81 34.05 51.84 45.79 37.39 24.11 21.63 40.09 28.02 51.84 88.33 78.04 66.40 25.57 40.09 38.67 48.00 18.60 22.30 66.40 27.55 19.45 53.35
FULL STATUS EMPTY STATUS FULL
9 REGINČEVA 3 SCALE: 1:100; 1:200 10 REGINČEVA 1 11 12 UNIT 13 NUMBER UNIT 14 1 NUMBER 15 2 1 16 3 2 17 4 3 18 5 4 19 6 5 20 7 6 UNIT 21 8 NUMBER 7 22 9 1 8 23 10 2 9 24 11 3 10 25 12 4 11 26 13 5 12 27 14 6 13 UNIT 28 15 7 14 NUMBER 29 16 8 15 1 30 17 9 16 2 31 18 10 17 3 32 19 11 18 4 33 20 12 19 5 34 21 13 20 6 35 22 14 21 7 36 23 15 22 8 37 24 16 23 9 38 25 17 24 10 39 26 18 25 11 40 27 19 26 12 41 28 20 27 13 42 29 21 28 14 43 30 22 29 15 44 31 23 30 16 45 32 24 31 17 46 33 25 32 18 47 34 26 33 19 48 35 27 34 20 49 36 28 35 21 50 37 29 36 22 51 38 30 37 23 52 39 31 38 24 53 40 32 39 25 54 41 33 40 26 55 42 34 41 27 56 43 35 42 28 57 44 36 43 29 58 45 37 44 30 59 46 38 45 31 60 47 39 46 32 61 48 40 47 33 62 49
PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 6 REGINČEVA 6 REGINČEVA 6 4 REGINČEVA 6 REGINČEVA 12 REGINČEVA 4 REGINČEVA 12 REGINČEVA 2 TAVČARJEVA9 2 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 2 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 7 1 IN 3 REGINČEVA 9 ADDRESS PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 5 7 REGINČEVA 7 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 3 9 REGINČEVA 5 6 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 9 REGINČEVA 3 6 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 2511 REGINČEVA 14 REGINČEVA 11 PREŠERNOVA 12 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 225 13 PREŠERNOVA 8 REGINČEVA 2 12 PREŠERNOVA 15 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 9 6 PREŠERNOVA 8 ADDRESS PREŠERNOVA 6 15 REGINČEVA 7 6 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 15 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 5 6 6 PREŠERNOVA 15 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 16 3 REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 17 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 114 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 219 GLAVNI TRG 1225 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA 31 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA2 212 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA 37 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 REGINČEVA 9 8 TAVČARJEVA 59 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 7 REGINČEVA 7 6 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA76 9 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 5 9 TAVČARJEVA 7 PREŠERNOVA 11 REGINČEVA 6 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 3 9 TAVČARJEVA 911 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 11 11 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA 1113 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 12511 TAVČARJEVA 13 PREŠERNOVA 15 TAVČARJEVA 13 PREŠERNOVA212 TAVČARJEVA 15 PREŠERNOVA 15 PREŠERNOVA 8 1 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA 15 JENKOVA 10 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 7 15 PREŠERNOVA 6 JENKOVA 10 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 9 15 PREŠERNOVA 6 JENKOVA 10 17 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 9 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 15 JENKOVA 8 PREŠERNOVA 19 PREŠERNOVA 11 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 17 JENKOVA 6 TAVČARJEVA 3 PREŠERNOVA 11 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 19 JENKOVA 4 3 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA 13 TAVČARJEVA 3 2 JENKOVA 2 5 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 3 PREŠERNOVA 15 1 IN 3 JENKOVA 2 7 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA515 7 GLAVNI TRG 24 TAVČARJEVA 7 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA715 9 GLAVNI TRG 1 9 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA715 9 GLAVNI TRG 211 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA917 11 GLAVNI TRG 313 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 1119 PREŠERNOVA 11 GLAVNI TRG 315 TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA 3 13 PREŠERNOVA 13 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 10 5 TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA 3 15 PREŠERNOVA 15 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 10 5 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 515 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 10 57 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 15 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 8 15 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 10 715 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 6 15 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 8 917 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 4 1711 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 6 PREŠERNOVA 19 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 2 2113 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 4 3 TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 2 22
FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL STATUS FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY STATUS EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY
+10.20
+6.25
+3.30
±0.00
+14.00
+10.75
+7.65
+3.75
±0.00
+11.70
+6.15
+3.15
±0.00
9
REGINČEVA 3
41.81
EMPTY
10
REGINČEVA 1
37.70
FULL
GLAVNI TRG 25
111.38
EMPTY
11
University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 69.68
+15.60
12 PREŠERNOVA 12 UNIT ADDRESS 13 PREŠERNOVA 8 NUMBER 4. BUILDING SET: PREŠERNOVA E 14 PREŠERNOVA 1 REGINČEVA 6 6 15 PREŠERNOVA 2 REGINČEVA 6 6 SCALE: 1:200; 1:100 16 3 17 4
+8.45
+5.60
+2.80
±0.00
+14.60
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+7.70
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±0.00
+15.40
+12.00
+8.60
+5.60
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±0.00
18 UNIT 5 NUMBER 19 6 120 7 2 21 8 3 22 9 4 23 10 5 24 11 6 25 12 7 26 13 UNIT 8 27 14 NUMBER 9 28 15 110 29 16 211 30 17 312 31 18 413 32 19 514 33 20 6 15 34 721 16 35 822 17 36 923 18 37 24 10 19 38 1125 20 39 26 12 21 40 27 13 22 41 28 14 23 42 29 15 24 43 30 16 25 44 31 17 26 45 32 18 27 46 33 19 28 47 34 20 29 48 35 21 30 49 36 22 31 50 37 23 32 51 38 24 33 52 39 25 34 53 40 26 35 54 41 27 36 55 42 28 37 56 43 29 38 57 44 30 39 58 45 31 40 59 46 32 41 60 47 33 42 61 48 34 43 62 49 35 44 63 50 36 45 51 37 46 52 38 47 53 39 48 54 40 49
REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 6 4 REGINČEVA 1 REGINČEVA 2 REGINČEVA ADDRESS REGINČEVA 12 TAVČARJEVA9 2 REGINČEVA REGINČEVA 6 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 7 1 IN 3 REGINČEVA 6 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 5 7 REGINČEVA 4 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 3 9 REGINČEVA 2 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 9 REGINČEVA 2 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 2511 REGINČEVA 9 11 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 12 REGINČEVA 7 13 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 8 ADDRESS REGINČEVA 5 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 6 REGINČEVA 3 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 6 REGINČEVA 6 REGINČEVA 1 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 15 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG62515 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 REGINČEVA 4 12 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 17 REGINČEVA 2 8 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 219 REGINČEVA 2 6 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 3 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 9 1 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA36 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 7 7 REGINČEVA 6 5 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 5 9 REGINČEVA 1 7 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 3 9 REGINČEVA 1 7 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 211 TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA 9 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 2511 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA11 13 PREŠERNOVA 12 PREŠERNOVA 7 TAVČARJEVA 13 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 815 PREŠERNOVA 9 TAVČARJEVA 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 615 PREŠERNOVA 9 JENKOVA 10 15 PREŠERNOVA PREŠERNOVA 6 PREŠERNOVA 11 JENKOVA 10 15 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 6 11 PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 10 17 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 13 PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 8 PREŠERNOVA REGINČEVA 1 19 PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 6 315 TAVČARJEVA TAVČARJEVA 2 PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 4 315 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 2 515 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA 7 PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 2 715 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA 9 PREŠERNOVA 17 GLAVNI TRG 24 TAVČARJEVA 7 PREŠERNOVA 9 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 1 919 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA 11 TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 23 TAVČARJEVA 11 PREŠERNOVA 11 TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 33 TAVČARJEVA 13 PREŠERNOVA 13 TAVČARJEVA 5 GLAVNI TRG 3 TAVČARJEVA 15 PREŠERNOVA 15 TAVČARJEVA 7 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 10 515 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 7 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 10 515 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 9 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 10 515 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 11 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 8 1517 PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 13 GLAVNI TRG 6 1519 JENKOVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 15 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 4 17 TAVČARJEVA 3 JENKOVA 10 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 2 21 TAVČARJEVA 3 JENKOVA 10 GLAVNI TRG JENKOVA 2 22 TAVČARJEVA 5 JENKOVA 10 23 GLAVNI GLAVNI TRG TRG 24 TAVČARJEVA 7 JENKOVA 8 GLAVNI TRG 1 TAVČARJEVA 7 JENKOVA 6 GLAVNI TRG 29 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 4 GLAVNI TRG 311 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 2 GLAVNI TRG 313 TAVČARJEVA JENKOVA 2
SIZE 37.51 IN M2 31.06 36.83 45.58 35.46
FULL 109 STATUS EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL
38.99 31.19 57.33 33.00
EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY
59.45 SIZE 14.09 IN M2 42.05 59.73 36.83 60.46 37.84 35.46 50.24 48.63 31.19 100.74 41.81 33.00 75.00 37.70 14.09 42.40 111.38 59.73 37.55 69.68 37.84 39.81 37.51 SIZE 48.63 41.89 31.06 IN M2 41.81 57.61 45.58 36.83 37.70 22.81 38.99 35.46 111.38 24.11 57.33 31.19 69.68 88.33 59.45 33.00 37.51 38.67 42.05 14.09 31.06 27.55 60.46 59.73 45.58 27.05 50.24 37.84 38.99 26.41 100.74 48.63 57.33 39.13 75.00 41.81 59.45 45.79 42.40 37.70 42.05 28.02 37.55 111.38 60.46 25.57 39.81 69.68 50.24 22.30 41.89 37.51 100.74 37.50 57.61 31.06 75.00 38.84 22.81 45.58 42.40 30.18 24.11 38.99 37.55 37.39 88.33 57.33 39.81 51.84 38.67 59.45 41.89 40.09 27.55 42.05 57.61 66.40 27.05 60.46 22.81 18.60 26.41 50.24 24.11 53.35 39.13 100.74 88.33 34.39 45.79 75.00 38.67 69.56 28.02 42.40 27.55 82.31 25.57 37.55 27.05 86.91 22.30 39.81 26.41 118.63 37.50 41.89 39.13 42.29 38.84 57.61 45.79 61.20 30.18 22.81 28.02 79.35 37.39 24.11 25.57 34.05 51.84 88.33 22.30 21.63 40.09 38.67 37.50 78.04 66.40 27.55 38.84 48.00 18.60 27.05 30.18 19.45 53.35 26.41 37.39 57.66 34.39 39.13 51.84 69.56 45.79 40.09 82.31 28.02 66.40 86.91 25.57 18.60 118.63 22.30 53.35
FULL STATUS EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY STATUS EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
59.45 18 REGINČEVA 1 FULL 35.46 2 REGINČEVA 6 FULL 42.05 FULL 19 TAVČARJEVA 2 31.19 3 REGINČEVA 4 FULL FULL 20 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 33.00 4 REGINČEVA 2 EMPTY University7of Ljubljana | Faculty ofFULL Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 50.24 21 PREŠERNOVA 110 14.09 5 REGINČEVA 2 EMPTY +15.90 100.74 EMPTY 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 59.73 6 REGINČEVA 9 FULL 4. SET: PREŠERNOVA E 75.00 EMPTY 23BUILDINGPREŠERNOVA 9 37.84 7 REGINČEVA 7 EMPTY 42.40 FULL 24 PREŠERNOVA 11 48.63 8 REGINČEVA 5 EMPTY SCALE: 1:100; 1:200 37.55 FULL 25 PREŠERNOVA 11 41.81 9 REGINČEVA 3 EMPTY 39.81 EMPTY 26 PREŠERNOVA 13 37.70 UNIT ADDRESS SIZE STATUS 10 REGINČEVA 1 FULL 41.89 FULL 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 NUMBER IN M2 111.38 11 GLAVNI TRG 25 EMPTY 57.61 EMPTY 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 36.83 1 REGINČEVA 6 12 FULL 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA FULL +9.00 UNIT ADDRESS SIZE STATUS 22.81 EMPTY 29 PREŠERNOVA 15 35.46 2 REGINČEVA 6 FULL 37.51 13 PREŠERNOVA 8 EMPTY NUMBER IN M2 24.11 FULL 30 PREŠERNOVA 15 31.19 3 REGINČEVA 4 6 FULL 31.06 14 PREŠERNOVA FULL 36.83 1 REGINČEVA 6 FULL 88.33 FULL 31 PREŠERNOVA 17 33.00 4 REGINČEVA 2 EMPTY 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA 6 FULL 35.46 2 REGINČEVA 6 FULL +5.90 38.67 FULL 32 PREŠERNOVA 14.09 5 REGINČEVA 6 2 19 EMPTY 38.99 16 REGINČEVA EMPTY 31.19 3 REGINČEVA 4 FULL 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA FULL 59.73 6 REGINČEVA 19 3 57.33 17 REGINČEVA FULL 33.00 4 REGINČEVA 2 EMPTY 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 37.84 7 REGINČEVA 17 3 59.45 18 REGINČEVA FULL 14.09 +2.95 5 REGINČEVA 2 EMPTY 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA FULL 48.63 8 REGINČEVA 55 EMPTY 42.05 FULL 19 TAVČARJEVA 2 59.73 6 REGINČEVA 9 FULL 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 41.81 9 REGINČEVA 37 60.46 FULL 20 PREŠERNOVA 7 REGINČEVA 7 1 IN 3 37.84 EMPTY 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 FULL 37.70 10 REGINČEVA 1 50.24 FULL 21 PREŠERNOVA ±0.00 48.63 8 REGINČEVA 5 7 EMPTY 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 FULL 111.38 11 GLAVNI TRG 25 EMPTY 100.74 EMPTY 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 41.81 9 REGINČEVA 3 EMPTY 25.57 +18.00 39 TAVČARJEVA 1112 EMPTY 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA FULL 75.00 EMPTY 23 PREŠERNOVA 37.70 10 REGINČEVA 1 9 FULL 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 FULL 37.51 13 PREŠERNOVA 8 EMPTY 42.40 FULL 24 PREŠERNOVA 111.38 11 GLAVNI TRG 2511 EMPTY 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 EMPTY 31.06 14 PREŠERNOVA 6 FULL 37.55 FULL 25 PREŠERNOVA 12 11 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA FULL 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 6 EMPTY 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA FULL 39.81 EMPTY 26 PREŠERNOVA 13 37.51 13 PREŠERNOVA 8 EMPTY 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY 38.99 16 REGINČEVA 6 15 41.89 FULL 27 PREŠERNOVA 31.06 14 PREŠERNOVA 6 FULL 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 1 EMPTY 57.33 17 REGINČEVA FULL 57.61 EMPTY 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA 6 FULL 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 1 59.45 18 REGINČEVA FULL 22.81 EMPTY 29 PREŠERNOVA 38.99 16 REGINČEVA 6 15 EMPTY 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 EMPTY 42.05 FULL 19 TAVČARJEVA 2 24.11 FULL 30 PREŠERNOVA 57.33 17 REGINČEVA 1 15 FULL 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 FULL 60.46 20 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 88.33 +9.75 FULL 31 PREŠERNOVA 59.45 18 REGINČEVA 1 17 FULL 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 FULL 50.24 21 PREŠERNOVA 7 38.67 FULL 32 PREŠERNOVA 42.05 FULL 19 TAVČARJEVA 219 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 EMPTY 100.74 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 FULL FULL 20 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 34.39 GLAVNI TRG 249 EMPTY 50 75.00 23 PREŠERNOVA 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 50.24 FULL 21 PREŠERNOVA37 +6.30 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 11 EMPTY 42.40 FULL 24 PREŠERNOVA 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 FULL 100.74 EMPTY 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 2 11 FULL 37.55 25 PREŠERNOVA 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 75.00 EMPTY 23 PREŠERNOVA79 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 3 13 39.81 EMPTY 26 PREŠERNOVA 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA FULL 42.40 FULL 24 PREŠERNOVA711 +3.15 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 3 15 EMPTY 41.89 FULL 27 PREŠERNOVA 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 FULL 37.55 FULL 25 PREŠERNOVA 11 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG 5 15 57.61 EMPTY 28 PREŠERNOVA 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 1113 EMPTY 39.81 EMPTY 26 PREŠERNOVA 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG 5 15 22.81 EMPTY 29 PREŠERNOVA 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 FULL 41.89 FULL 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 ±0.00 79.35 57 GLAVNI TRG 5 15 EMPTY 24.11 FULL 30 PREŠERNOVA 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 EMPTY 57.61 EMPTY 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG 1517 EMPTY 88.33 FULL 31 PREŠERNOVA 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 15 EMPTY +15.75 22.81 EMPTY 29 PREŠERNOVA 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG 15 EMPTY 38.67 FULL 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 15 EMPTY 24.11 FULL 30 PREŠERNOVA 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG 173 EMPTY 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA FULL 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY 88.33 FULL 31 PREŠERNOVA 17 48.00 61 GLAVNI TRG 213 FULL 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 FULL 38.67 FULL 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 19.45 62 GLAVNI TRG 22 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 FULL 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 EMPTY 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 FULL 57.66 63 GLAVNI TRG 23 FULL 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 7 EMPTY 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 FULL 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 3 EMPTY 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 FULL 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 FULL 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 FULL +9.25 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 FULL 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 7 EMPTY 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 11 EMPTY 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 24 EMPTY 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 FULL 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 FULL 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 9 EMPTY 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA FULL +6.30 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 EMPTY 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 211 FULL 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 3 EMPTY 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 FULL 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 3 EMPTY 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 EMPTY +3.30 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 5 EMPTY 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 5 FULL 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 EMPTY 79.35 57 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 5 EMPTY ±0.00 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 FULL 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG 15 EMPTY 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 FULL 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 15 FULL 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 EMPTY 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 EMPTY 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 17 FULL 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 24 EMPTY
57.61 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 37.70 10 REGINČEVA 1 22.81 29 PREŠERNOVA 15 111.38 11 GLAVNI TRG 25 24.11 30 PREŠERNOVA 15 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA 12 UNIT ADDRESS SIZE University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment31 to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 88.33 PREŠERNOVA 17 2014/15 37.51 13 NUMBERPREŠERNOVA 8 IN M2 38.67 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 31.06 141 PREŠERNOVA 6 36.83 REGINČEVA 6 5. SET: TAVČARJEVA ULICA E 27.55 33BUILDINGTAVČARJEVA 3 45.58 15 2 PREŠERNOVA 6 35.46 REGINČEVA 6 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 3 38.99 16 REGINČEVA 64 SCALE: 1:200; 1:100 31.19 3 REGINČEVA 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 57.33 17 4 REGINČEVA 1 33.00 REGINČEVA 2 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 7 59.45 18 REGINČEVA 1 2 UNIT ADDRESS SIZE 14.09 5 REGINČEVA 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 NUMBER TAVČARJEVA IN M2 42.05 19 59.73 6 REGINČEVA 29 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 36.83 1 REGINČEVA 6 1 IN 3 60.46 +9.45 20 PREŠERNOVA 37.84 7 REGINČEVA 7 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA6 11 35.46 2 REGINČEVA 50.24 21 PREŠERNOVA 7 48.63 8 REGINČEVA 5 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA4 13 31.19 3 REGINČEVA 100.74 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 41.81 9 REGINČEVA 3 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA2 15 33.00 4 REGINČEVA 75.00 23 PREŠERNOVA 9 37.70 10 REGINČEVA 1 +5.65 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 2 14.09 5 REGINČEVA 42.40 24 PREŠERNOVA 11 111.38 11 GLAVNI TRG 25 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 9 59.73 6 REGINČEVA 37.55 25 PREŠERNOVA 11 12 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 7 37.84 7 REGINČEVA +3.05 39.81 26 PREŠERNOVA 13 37.51 13 PREŠERNOVA 8 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 5 48.63 8 REGINČEVA 41.89 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 6 31.06 14 PREŠERNOVA 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 3 41.81 9 REGINČEVA 57.61 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA 6 ±0.00 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 1 37.70 10 REGINČEVA 22.81 29 PREŠERNOVA 15 38.99 16 REGINČEVA 6 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 25 111.38 11 GLAVNI TRG 24.11 30 PREŠERNOVA 15 57.33 17 REGINČEVA 1 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA 12 88.33 31 PREŠERNOVA 17 59.45 18 REGINČEVA 1 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 248 37.51 13 PREŠERNOVA 38.67 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 42.05 19 TAVČARJEVA 2 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 6 31.06 14 PREŠERNOVA 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 60.46 20 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 2 6 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 3 7 50.24 21 PREŠERNOVA 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 63 38.99 16 REGINČEVA 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 100.74 +13.40 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 13 57.33 17 REGINČEVA 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 7 9 75.00 23 PREŠERNOVA 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG 15 59.45 18 REGINČEVA 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 11 42.40 24 PREŠERNOVA 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG 5 42.05 19 TAVČARJEVA92 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 37.55 25 PREŠERNOVA 11 57 GLAVNI TRG 5 1 IN 3 79.35 60.46 20 PREŠERNOVA +9.85 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 11 13 39.81 26 PREŠERNOVA 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG 15 50.24 21 PREŠERNOVA137 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 41.89 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG 159 100.74 22 PREŠERNOVA 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 15 57.61 28 PREŠERNOVA +7.05 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG 17 75.00 23 PREŠERNOVA 9 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 22.81 29 PREŠERNOVA 15 48.00 61 GLAVNI TRG 2111 42.40 24 PREŠERNOVA 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 24.11 30 PREŠERNOVA 15 19.45 62 GLAVNI TRG 2211 37.55 25 PREŠERNOVA 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 88.33 31 PREŠERNOVA 17 57.66 63 GLAVNI TRG 2313 39.81 26 PREŠERNOVA +3.85 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 38.67 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 41.89 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 57.61 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 3 22.81 29 PREŠERNOVA 15 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 ±0.00 24.11 30 PREŠERNOVA 15 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 7 88.33 31 PREŠERNOVA 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 2417 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 38.67 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 2 3 11 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 3 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 3 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 3 5 15 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG10 57 38.84 +10.40 42 JENKOVA 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG10 57 30.18 43 JENKOVA 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 79.35 57 GLAVNI TRG 5 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG81511 51.84 45 JENKOVA 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG 15 40.09 +6.10 46 JENKOVA 6 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG 17 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 38.84 42 JENKOVA 1021 48.00 61 GLAVNI TRG 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 30.18 43 JENKOVA 1022 19.45 62 GLAVNI TRG 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 +3.00 37.39 44 JENKOVA 1023 57.66 63 GLAVNI TRG 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 24 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 2 ±0.00 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 3 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 3 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG 5 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 24
EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL STATUS FULL 111 EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL STATUS EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY
12
PREŠERNOVA 12
69.68
13
PREŠERNOVA 8
37.51
FULL
EMPTY 31.06 PREŠERNOVA University6of Ljubljana | Faculty ofFULL Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 45.58 PREŠERNOVA 6 FULL
14 112
15 38.99 5. SET: TAVČARJEVA ULICA E 16BUILDINGREGINČEVA 6
EMPTY
17 REGINČEVA 1 SCALE: 1:500 18 REGINČEVA 1
57.33
FULL
59.45
19
42.05
FULL FULL
PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 50.24
FULL
TAVČARJEVA 2
20 21
PREŠERNOVA 7
FULL
22
PREŠERNOVA 9
100.74
EMPTY
23
PREŠERNOVA 9
75.00
EMPTY
24
PREŠERNOVA 11
42.40
FULL
25
PREŠERNOVA 11
37.55
FULL
26
PREŠERNOVA 13
39.81
EMPTY
27
PREŠERNOVA 15
41.89
FULL
28
PREŠERNOVA 15
57.61
EMPTY
29
PREŠERNOVA 15
22.81
EMPTY
30
PREŠERNOVA 15
24.11
FULL
31 UNIT 32 NUMBER 33 1 34 2
PREŠERNOVA 17 ADDRESS PREŠERNOVA 19
FULL STATUS FULL
TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 6 3 TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 6 3
88.33 SIZE 38.67 IN M2 27.55 36.83 27.05 35.46
FULL EMPTY FULL
35 3 36 4
TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 4 5 TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 2 7
26.41 31.19 39.13 33.00
FULL EMPTY
37 5 38 6
TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 2 7 TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 9 9
45.79 14.09 28.02 59.73
FULL EMPTY FULL
39 7
TAVČARJEVA7 11 REGINČEVA
25.57 37.84
EMPTY
40 8
TAVČARJEVA5 13 REGINČEVA
22.30 48.63
FULL EMPTY
41 9
TAVČARJEVA3 15 REGINČEVA
37.50 41.81
EMPTY
42 10
JENKOVA 10 1 REGINČEVA
38.84 37.70
EMPTY FULL
43 11
JENKOVA 10 25 GLAVNI TRG
30.18 111.38
EMPTY
44 12
JENKOVA 10 12 PREŠERNOVA
37.39 69.68
EMPTY FULL
45 13
JENKOVA 8 PREŠERNOVA 8
51.84 37.51
FULL EMPTY
46 14
JENKOVA 6 PREŠERNOVA 6
40.09 31.06
EMPTY FULL
47 15 48 16 49 17
JENKOVA 4 PREŠERNOVA 6
66.40 45.58
FULL
JENKOVA 2 6 REGINČEVA
18.60 38.99
FULL EMPTY
JENKOVA 2 1 REGINČEVA
53.35 57.33
EMPTY FULL
34.39 59.45
EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY
1. STORE MODULE
2. OFFICE / WORKSHOP MODULE
50 18
3. CLASSROOM GLAVNI TRGMODULE REGINČEVA 124
51 19
42.05 GLAVNI TRG 1 2MODULE69.56 TAVČARJEVA 4. EVENT / VENUE
52 20 53 21
60.46 GLAVNI TRG 2 1 IN 3 82.31 PREŠERNOVA 86.91 50.24 GLAVNI TRG 3 7 PREŠERNOVA
5. GYM MODULE
FULL FULL EMPTY
54 22
6. CAFÉ MODULE
118.63 100.74
EMPTY
55 23
7. DINER MODULE GLAVNI TRG 5 9 PREŠERNOVA
42.29 75.00
EMPTY
56 24
GLAVNI TRG 5 11 PREŠERNOVA 8. SALON MODULE
61.20 42.40
FULL EMPTY
57 25
GLAVNI TRG 5 11 PREŠERNOVA
79.35 37.55
FULL EMPTY
58 26 59 27 60 28 61 29 62 30
GLAVNI TRG 3 9 PREŠERNOVA
9. PLAYROOM MODULE
GLAVNI TRG 1513 PREŠERNOVA
34.05 39.81
EMPTY
GLAVNI TRG 1515 PREŠERNOVA
21.63 41.89
FULL EMPTY
10. SANITARY MODULE
GLAVNI TRG 1715 PREŠERNOVA
78.04 57.61
EMPTY
GLAVNI TRG 2115 PREŠERNOVA
48.00 22.81
EMPTY FULL
GLAVNI TRG 2215 PREŠERNOVA
19.45 24.11
FULL
CURRENT STATE / SUBJECT EXTENSION
63 31
EXISTING BUILDING VOLUME88.33 57.66 GLAVNI TRG 2317 PREŠERNOVA
32
PREŠERNOVA TEHNICAL SUPPORT19
33
TAVČARJEVA 3 SANITARY UNIT
34
TAVČARJEVA 3
FULL
38.67
FULL
27.55
FULL
27.05
EMPTY
35
TAVČARJEVA 5
26.41
FULL
36
TAVČARJEVA 7
39.13
EMPTY
37
TAVČARJEVA 7
45.79
FULL
TAVČARJEVA 9
28.02
FULL
38
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
21
PREŠERNOVA 7
50.24
FULL
22
PREŠERNOVA 9
100.74
EMPTY
75.00 PREŠERNOVA 9 2014/15 University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment23 to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 42.40 24 PREŠERNOVA 11 6. BUILDING SET: JENKOVA11ULICA37.55 N 25 PREŠERNOVA
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
39.81
EMPTY
113
FULL FULL
EMPTY
26 PREŠERNOVA 13 SCALE: 1:500 27 PREŠERNOVA 15
41.89
FULL
28
PREŠERNOVA 15
57.61
EMPTY
29
PREŠERNOVA 15
22.81
EMPTY
30
PREŠERNOVA 15
24.11
FULL
31
PREŠERNOVA 17
88.33
FULL
32
PREŠERNOVA 19
38.67
FULL
33
TAVČARJEVA 3
27.55
FULL
34
TAVČARJEVA 3
27.05
EMPTY
35
TAVČARJEVA 5
26.41
FULL
36
TAVČARJEVA 7
39.13
EMPTY FULL FULL
37
TAVČARJEVA 7
45.79
38
TAVČARJEVA 9
28.02
39
TAVČARJEVA 11
25.57
EMPTY
40 UNIT NUMBER 41 142
TAVČARJEVA 13 ADDRESS TAVČARJEVA 15 REGINČEVA JENKOVA 10 6
FULL STATUS EMPTY FULL EMPTY
2 43 3 44 4 45
REGINČEVA JENKOVA 10 6 REGINČEVA JENKOVA 10 4 REGINČEVA JENKOVA 8 2
22.30 SIZE 37.50 IN M2 36.83 38.84 35.46 30.18 31.19 37.39 33.00 51.84
FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL
5 46 6 47
REGINČEVA JENKOVA 6 2 REGINČEVA JENKOVA 4 9
14.09 40.09 59.73 66.40
EMPTY FULL
7 48 8 49
REGINČEVA JENKOVA 2 7 REGINČEVA JENKOVA 2 5
37.84 18.60 48.63 53.35
EMPTY FULL EMPTY
9 50 10 51
REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 324 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 11
41.81 34.39 37.70 69.56
EMPTY FULL EMPTY
11 52 12 53
GLAVNI TRG 25 2 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 3 12
111.38 82.31 69.68 86.91
EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY
13 54 14 55
PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 3 8 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 5 6
37.51 118.63 31.06 42.29
EMPTY FULL EMPTY
15 56 16 57
PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 5 6 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 65 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 115
45.58 61.20 38.99 79.35
FULL EMPTY EMPTY
57.33 34.05 59.45 21.63
FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
17 58 18 59
REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 115 TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 172
21 62 22 63
42.05 78.04 60.46 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 211 IN 3 48.00 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 19.45 GLAVNI TRG 227 100.74 PREŠERNOVA 57.66 GLAVNI TRG 239
23
PREŠERNOVA 9
19 60 20 61
75.00
FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
24
PREŠERNOVA 11
42.40
FULL
25
PREŠERNOVA 11
37.55
FULL
26
PREŠERNOVA 13
39.81
EMPTY
27
PREŠERNOVA 15
41.89
FULL
28
PREŠERNOVA 15
57.61
EMPTY
29
PREŠERNOVA 15
22.81
EMPTY
30
PREŠERNOVA 15
24.11
FULL
31
PREŠERNOVA 17
88.33
FULL
32
PREŠERNOVA 19
38.67
FULL
33
TAVČARJEVA 3
27.55
FULL
34
TAVČARJEVA 3
27.05
EMPTY
35
TAVČARJEVA 5
26.41
FULL
36
TAVČARJEVA 7
39.13
EMPTY
37
TAVČARJEVA 7
45.79
FULL
TAVČARJEVA 9
28.02
FULL
38
38.99 16 REGINČEVA EMPTY 31.19 3 REGINČEVA 6 43 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA FULL 57.33 17 REGINČEVA FULL 33.00 4 REGINČEVA 12 3 EMPTY 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 59.45 18 REGINČEVA 1 FULL 14.09 5 REGINČEVA 2 5 of Ljubljana EMPTY 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA University | Faculty ofFULL Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 114 42.05 FULL 19 TAVČARJEVA9 2 59.73 6 REGINČEVA FULL 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 7 EMPTY 60.46 FULL 20 PREŠERNOVA IN 3 45.79 37.84 7 REGINČEVA 7 71ULICA EMPTY 37 FULL 6. BUILDINGTAVČARJEVA SET: JENKOVA N 50.24 FULL 21 PREŠERNOVA 48.63 8 REGINČEVA 5 97 EMPTY 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA FULL 100.74 EMPTY 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 SCALE: 1:100;REGINČEVA 1:200 41.81 9 3 11 EMPTY 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA +11.90 75.00 EMPTY 23 PREŠERNOVA 9 37.70 10 REGINČEVA FULL 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA1 13 UNIT ADDRESS SIZE STATUS 42.40 FULL 24 PREŠERNOVA 11 111.38 11 GLAVNI TRG 25 EMPTY 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 NUMBER IN M2 37.55 FULL 25 PREŠERNOVA 12 11 +9.50 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA FULL 38.84 JENKOVA 106 EMPTY 36.83 142 REGINČEVA FULL 39.81 EMPTY 26 PREŠERNOVA 8 13 37.51 13 PREŠERNOVA EMPTY 30.18 JENKOVA 106 35.46 243 REGINČEVA FULL 41.89 FULL 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 31.06 14 PREŠERNOVA FULL 37.39 JENKOVA 104 6 EMPTY 31.19 344 REGINČEVA FULL 57.61 EMPTY 28 PREŠERNOVA 6 15 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA FULL 51.84 JENKOVA 8 2 33.00 445 REGINČEVA EMPTY +6.10 22.81 EMPTY 29 PREŠERNOVA 38.99 16 REGINČEVA 6 15 EMPTY 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 14.09 5 REGINČEVA 2 EMPTY 24.11 FULL 30 PREŠERNOVA 15 57.33 REGINČEVA FULL 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 91 59.73 617 REGINČEVA FULL 88.33 FULL 31 PREŠERNOVA 17 59.45 REGINČEVA FULL 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 71 37.84 718 REGINČEVA EMPTY +3.30 38.67 FULL 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 42.05 FULL 19 TAVČARJEVA 53.35 JENKOVA 252 EMPTY 48.63 849 REGINČEVA EMPTY 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 FULL 60.46 FULL 20 PREŠERNOVA 34.39 GLAVNI TRG3241 IN 3 41.81 EMPTY 950 REGINČEVA EMPTY 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 3 EMPTY 50.24 FULL 21 PREŠERNOVA 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG1 1 7 EMPTY 37.70 10 REGINČEVA FULL ±0.00 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 59 FULL 100.74 EMPTY 22 PREŠERNOVA 82.31 GLAVNI TRG TRG 25 2 FULL 111.38 1152 GLAVNI EMPTY 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 79 EMPTY 75.00 EMPTY 23 PREŠERNOVA 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 3 12 EMPTY 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA FULL 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 711 FULL 42.40 FULL 24 PREŠERNOVA 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 3 8 EMPTY 37.51 13 PREŠERNOVA EMPTY 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 911 FULL 37.55 FULL 25 PREŠERNOVA 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG 5 EMPTY 31.06 14 PREŠERNOVA 6 FULL 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 11 EMPTY 39.81 EMPTY 26 PREŠERNOVA 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG 5 613 EMPTY 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA FULL 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 FULL 41.89 FULL 27 PREŠERNOVA 79.35 57 GLAVNI TRG65 15 EMPTY 38.99 16 REGINČEVA EMPTY +11.20 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 EMPTY 57.61 EMPTY 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG 15 EMPTY 57.33 17 REGINČEVA 1 FULL 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY 22.81 EMPTY 29 PREŠERNOVA 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG1 1515 EMPTY 59.45 18 REGINČEVA FULL 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 15 EMPTY 24.11 FULL 30 PREŠERNOVA 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG 17 EMPTY 42.05 FULL 19 TAVČARJEVA 2 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY +8.20 88.33 FULL 31 PREŠERNOVA 48.00 61 GLAVNI TRG 21117IN 3 60.46 FULL FULL 20 PREŠERNOVA 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 FULL 38.67 FULL 32 PREŠERNOVA 19.45 62 GLAVNI TRG 22719 FULL 50.24 FULL 21 PREŠERNOVA 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 3 EMPTY 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA FULL 57.66 63 GLAVNI TRG 239 +5.70 100.74 EMPTY 22 PREŠERNOVA 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 FULL 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 3 EMPTY 75.00 EMPTY 23 PREŠERNOVA 9 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 5 FULL 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA FULL 42.40 FULL 24 PREŠERNOVA 11 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 EMPTY 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 711 EMPTY 37.55 +2.80 FULL 25 PREŠERNOVA 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 24 EMPTY 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 FULL 39.81 EMPTY 26 PREŠERNOVA 13 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 9 EMPTY 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA FULL 41.89 FULL 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 211 FULL 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY ±0.00 57.61 EMPTY 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 3 EMPTY 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 FULL 22.81 EMPTY 29 PREŠERNOVA 15 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 315 EMPTY 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 24.11 FULL 30 PREŠERNOVA 15 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG 5 EMPTY 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY 88.33 FULL 31 PREŠERNOVA 17 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG 5 EMPTY 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 19 EMPTY 38.67 FULL 32 PREŠERNOVA 79.35 57 GLAVNI TRG 5 EMPTY 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 FULL 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG 15 EMPTY 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 3 FULL 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG 15 EMPTY 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 5 EMPTY 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA FULL 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG 17 EMPTY 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 FULL +11.10 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 7 EMPTY 48.00 61 GLAVNI TRG 21 FULL 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 FULL 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 FULL 19.45 62 GLAVNI TRG FULL 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 22 EMPTY 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 FULL +8.60 57.66 63 GLAVNI TRG 23 FULL 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 24 EMPTY 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 11 EMPTY 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 13 EMPTY 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA FULL 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 215 FULL 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY +5.80 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 3 EMPTY 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 EMPTY 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 3 EMPTY 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 5 EMPTY +2.70 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG 5 EMPTY 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 FULL 79.35 57 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 5 EMPTY 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG 15 EMPTY 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 FULL ±0.00 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG 15 EMPTY 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 FULL 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG EMPTY 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 17 EMPTY 48.00 61 GLAVNI TRG TRG 24 21 FULL 34.39 50 GLAVNI EMPTY
45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 60.46 20 PREŠERNOVA 7 REGINČEVA 7 1 IN 3 37.84 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 50.24 21 PREŠERNOVA 7 48.63 8 REGINČEVA 5 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 11 100.74 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 41.81 9 REGINČEVA 3 University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment40 to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 22.30 TAVČARJEVA 13 2014/15 75.00 23 PREŠERNOVA 37.70 10 REGINČEVA 1 9 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 42.40 24 PREŠERNOVA 11 11 GLAVNI TRG 25ULICA 111.38 6. SET: JENKOVA N 38.84 42BUILDINGJENKOVA 10 37.55 25 PREŠERNOVA 12 11 69.68 12 PREŠERNOVA 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 +12.50 39.81 26 PREŠERNOVA 13 SCALE: 1:200; 1:100 37.51 13 PREŠERNOVA 8 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 41.89 27 PREŠERNOVA 6 15 31.06 14 PREŠERNOVA 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 UNIT ADDRESS SIZE 57.61 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA 6 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 NUMBER IN M2 22.81 29 PREŠERNOVA 38.99 16 REGINČEVA 6 15 66.40 JENKOVA 4 6 36.83 147 REGINČEVA 24.11 30 PREŠERNOVA 57.33 +8.10 17 REGINČEVA 1 15 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 6 35.46 2 REGINČEVA 88.33 31 PREŠERNOVA 59.45 18 REGINČEVA 1 17 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 4 31.19 3 REGINČEVA 38.67 32 PREŠERNOVA 42.05 19 TAVČARJEVA 219 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 224 33.00 4 REGINČEVA 27.55 +5.60 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 20 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 21 14.09 5 REGINČEVA 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 50.24 21 PREŠERNOVA37 82.31 59.73 52 GLAVNI TRG 92 6 REGINČEVA 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 100.74 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 86.91 37.84 53 GLAVNI TRG 73 7 REGINČEVA 39.13 +2.60 36 TAVČARJEVA 7 75.00 23 PREŠERNOVA 9 118.63 48.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 53 8 REGINČEVA 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 42.40 24 PREŠERNOVA711 42.29 41.81 55 GLAVNI TRG 35 9 REGINČEVA 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 37.55 25 PREŠERNOVA 11 ±0.00 61.20 37.70 56 GLAVNI TRG 15 10 REGINČEVA 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 1113 39.81 26 PREŠERNOVA 79.35 111.38 57 5 11 GLAVNI TRG 25 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 41.89 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 34.05 69.68 58 GLAVNI TRG 1512 12 PREŠERNOVA 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 57.61 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 21.63 37.51 59 GLAVNI TRG 158 13 PREŠERNOVA 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 22.81 29 PREŠERNOVA 15 78.04 31.06 60 GLAVNI TRG 176 14 PREŠERNOVA 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 15 24.11 30 PREŠERNOVA 48.00 45.58 61 GLAVNI TRG 216 15 PREŠERNOVA 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 88.33 31 PREŠERNOVA 17 19.45 38.99 62 GLAVNI TRG 622 16 REGINČEVA 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 38.67 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 +10.20 57.66 57.33 63 GLAVNI TRG 123 17 REGINČEVA 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 27.55 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 59.45 18 REGINČEVA 1 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 3 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 42.05 19 TAVČARJEVA 2 +8.30 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 20 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 7 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 50.24 21 PREŠERNOVA 7 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG 24 +6.10 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 100.74 22 PREŠERNOVA 9 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 9 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 75.00 23 PREŠERNOVA 9 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 211 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 42.40 24 PREŠERNOVA 11 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 3 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 +3.00 37.55 25 PREŠERNOVA 11 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 3 37.50 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 39.81 26 PREŠERNOVA 13 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 5 41.89 27 PREŠERNOVA 15 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG 5 30.18 ±0.00 43 JENKOVA 10 57.61 28 PREŠERNOVA 15 79.35 57 GLAVNI TRG 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 5 22.81 29 PREŠERNOVA 15 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 15 24.11 30 PREŠERNOVA 15 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG 15 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 88.33 31 PREŠERNOVA 17 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG 17 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 38.67 32 PREŠERNOVA 19 48.00 61 GLAVNI TRG 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2 21 27.55 +14.13 33 TAVČARJEVA 3 19.45 62 GLAVNI TRG 22 53.35 49 JENKOVA 2 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA 3 57.66 63 GLAVNI 34.39 50 GLAVNI TRG TRG 23 24 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 +11.78 69.56 51 GLAVNI TRG 1 39.13 36 TAVČARJEVA 7 82.31 52 GLAVNI TRG 2 45.79 37 TAVČARJEVA 7 86.91 53 GLAVNI TRG 3 +9.28 28.02 38 TAVČARJEVA 9 118.63 54 GLAVNI TRG 3 25.57 39 TAVČARJEVA 11 42.29 55 GLAVNI TRG 5 22.30 40 TAVČARJEVA 13 61.20 56 GLAVNI TRG 5 37.50 +5.96 41 TAVČARJEVA 15 79.35 57 GLAVNI TRG 5 38.84 42 JENKOVA 10 34.05 58 GLAVNI TRG 15 30.18 43 JENKOVA 10 21.63 59 GLAVNI TRG 15 37.39 44 JENKOVA 10 +2.64 78.04 60 GLAVNI TRG 17 51.84 45 JENKOVA 8 48.00 61 GLAVNI TRG 21 40.09 46 JENKOVA 6 19.45 62 GLAVNI TRG 22 ±0.00 66.40 47 JENKOVA 4 57.66 63 GLAVNI TRG 23 18.60 48 JENKOVA 2
FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL115 EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL STATUS EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL
49
JENKOVA 2
53.35
EMPTY
50
GLAVNI TRG 24
34.39
EMPTY
PREŠERNOVA 15
24.11
FULL
31
PREŠERNOVA 17
88.33
FULL
32
38.67 PREŠERNOVA University19 of Ljubljana | Faculty ofFULL Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 27.55 TAVČARJEVA 3 FULL
30
116 33
3 E 7.34 BUILDINGTAVČARJEVA SET: GLAVNI TRG 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 SCALE: 1:500 36 TAVČARJEVA 7
27.05
EMPTY
26.41
FULL
39.13
EMPTY
37
TAVČARJEVA 7
45.79
FULL
38
TAVČARJEVA 9
28.02
FULL
39
TAVČARJEVA 11
25.57
EMPTY FULL EMPTY
40
TAVČARJEVA 13
22.30
41
TAVČARJEVA 15
37.50
42
JENKOVA 10
38.84
EMPTY
43
JENKOVA 10
30.18
EMPTY
44
JENKOVA 10
37.39
EMPTY
45
JENKOVA 8
51.84
FULL
46
JENKOVA 6
40.09
EMPTY
47
JENKOVA 4
66.40
FULL
48
JENKOVA 2
18.60
FULL
JENKOVA 2 ADDRESS GLAVNI TRG 24
53.35 SIZE 34.39 IN M2 69.56 36.83
EMPTY STATUS EMPTY
49 UNIT 50 NUMBER 151 52 2 53 3 54 4 55 5
GLAVNI TRG 61 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 62 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 43 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 23 REGINČEVA
82.31 35.46 86.91 31.19 118.63 33.00 42.29 14.09
EMPTY FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY
56 6 57 7
GLAVNI TRG 25 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 95 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 75 REGINČEVA
61.20 59.73 79.35 37.84
EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY
58 8 59 9
GLAVNI TRG 515 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 315 REGINČEVA
34.05 48.63 21.63 41.81
EMPTY EMPTY
60 10 61 11
GLAVNI TRG 117 REGINČEVA GLAVNI TRG 25 21
78.04 37.70 48.00 111.38
EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY
62 12 63 13
GLAVNI TRG 2212 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 238 PREŠERNOVA
19.45 69.68 57.66 37.51
FULL FULL EMPTY
14
PREŠERNOVA 6
31.06
FULL
15 16 17
PREŠERNOVA 6
45.58
FULL
REGINČEVA 6
38.99
EMPTY
REGINČEVA 1
57.33
FULL
59.45
FULL FULL
1. STORE MODULE
2. OFFICE / WORKSHOP MODULE
18
3. CLASSROOM REGINČEVAMODULE 1
19
TAVČARJEVA 4. EVENT / VENUE 2MODULE42.05
20 21
PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 7
5. GYM MODULE
22
100.74
EMPTY
7. DINER MODULE 9 PREŠERNOVA
75.00
EMPTY
24
PREŠERNOVA 8. SALON MODULE 11
25
PREŠERNOVA 11
27 28 29 30
9. PLAYROOM MODULE
42.40
FULL
37.55
FULL
10. SANITARY MODULE
PREŠERNOVA 13
39.81
EMPTY
PREŠERNOVA 15
41.89
FULL
PREŠERNOVA 15
57.61
EMPTY
PREŠERNOVA 15
22.81
EMPTY
PREŠERNOVA 15
24.11
FULL
CURRENT STATE / SUBJECT EXTENSION
31
EXISTING BUILDING 17 VOLUME88.33 PREŠERNOVA
32
PREŠERNOVA TEHNICAL SUPPORT19
33
TAVČARJEVA 3 SANITARY UNIT
34
TAVČARJEVA 3
FULL
38.67
FULL
27.55
FULL
27.05
EMPTY
35
TAVČARJEVA 5
26.41
FULL
36
TAVČARJEVA 7
39.13
EMPTY
37
TAVČARJEVA 7
45.79
FULL
TAVČARJEVA 9
28.02
FULL
38
53
54
55
56
57
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
FULL
23
26
52
FULL
6. CAFÉ MODULE
PREŠERNOVA 9
51
University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15
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58
59
60
61
62
63
58
59
60
61
62
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117
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REGINČEVA 1 15 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 2515 PREŠERNOVA
37.70 22.81 111.38 24.11
FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL
69.68 PREŠERNOVA 88.33 FULL PREŠERNOVA 17of Ljubljana University12 | Faculty ofFULL Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15 37.51 PREŠERNOVA EMPTY 38.67 FULL 32 PREŠERNOVA 8 19 31.06 14BUILDINGTAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA FULL 7.33 SET: GLAVNI TRG 27.55 36 FULL 45.58 15 PREŠERNOVA36 FULL 27.05 34 TAVČARJEVA EMPTY SCALE: 1:100; 1:200 38.99 16 REGINČEVA 6 EMPTY 26.41 35 TAVČARJEVA 5 FULL 12
31 118 13
17 36 18 37
REGINČEVA 1 7 TAVČARJEVA REGINČEVA 1 7 TAVČARJEVA
19 38 20 39
TAVČARJEVA 9 2 TAVČARJEVA PREŠERNOVA TAVČARJEVA 111 IN 3
21 40 22 41
PREŠERNOVA 7 TAVČARJEVA 13 PREŠERNOVA 9 TAVČARJEVA 15
23 42 24 43
PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 10 9 PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 10 11
25 44 26 45
PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 10 11 PREŠERNOVA 13 JENKOVA 8
27 46 28 47
PREŠERNOVA 15 JENKOVA 6 PREŠERNOVA 15 JENKOVA 4
29 48 30 49 UNIT 31 50 NUMBER 32 151 33 52 2 34 53 3 35 54 4 36 55 5 37 56 6
PREŠERNOVA 15 JENKOVA 2 PREŠERNOVA 15 JENKOVA 2 ADDRESS PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 2417 PREŠERNOVA GLAVNI TRG 61 19 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 623 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 433 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 235 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 257 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 957 REGINČEVA
57.33 39.13 59.45 45.79
42.05 28.02 60.46 25.57 50.24 22.30 100.74 37.50 75.00 38.84 42.40 30.18 37.55 37.39 39.81 51.84 41.89 40.09 57.61 66.40 22.81 18.60 24.11 53.35 SIZE 88.33 34.39 IN M2 38.67 69.56 36.83 27.55 82.31 35.46 27.05 86.91 31.19 26.41 118.63 33.00 39.13 42.29 14.09 45.79 61.20 59.73
38 57 7 39 58 8 40 59 9
TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 759 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 51511 REGINČEVA TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 31513 REGINČEVA
28.02 79.35 37.84 25.57 34.05 48.63 22.30 21.63 41.81
43 62 12 44 63 13 45 14
JENKOVA 10 2212 GLAVNI TRG PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 10 238 GLAVNI TRG PREŠERNOVA JENKOVA 8 PREŠERNOVA 6
30.18 19.45 69.68 37.39 57.66 37.51
41 60 10 42 61 11
46 15 47 16
48 17 49 18
50 19 51 20
52 21 53 22
54 23 55 24
56 25 57 26
58 27 59 28
60 29 61 30
62 31 63 32 33
TAVČARJEVA GLAVNI TRG 11715 REGINČEVA JENKOVA 10 25 GLAVNI TRG 21
JENKOVA 6 PREŠERNOVA 6 JENKOVA 4 REGINČEVA 6
JENKOVA 2 1 REGINČEVA JENKOVA 2 1 REGINČEVA
37.50 78.04 37.70 38.84 48.00 111.38
51.84 31.06 40.09 45.58
66.40 38.99 18.60 57.33 53.35 59.45 34.39 42.05
GLAVNI TRG 24 TAVČARJEVA 2 69.56 GLAVNI TRG 1 PREŠERNOVA 1 IN 3 60.46 82.31 GLAVNI TRG 2 50.24 PREŠERNOVA 7 86.91 GLAVNI TRG 3 100.74 PREŠERNOVA 9 118.63 GLAVNI TRG 3 9 75.00 PREŠERNOVA 42.29 GLAVNI TRG 5 11 42.40 PREŠERNOVA 61.20 GLAVNI TRG 5 37.55 PREŠERNOVA 11 79.35 GLAVNI TRG 5 13 39.81 PREŠERNOVA 34.05 GLAVNI TRG 15 41.89 PREŠERNOVA 15 21.63 GLAVNI TRG 1515 57.61 PREŠERNOVA 78.04 GLAVNI TRG 1715 22.81 PREŠERNOVA 48.00 GLAVNI TRG 21 24.11 PREŠERNOVA 15 19.45 GLAVNI TRG 2217 88.33 PREŠERNOVA 57.66 GLAVNI TRG 23 38.67 PREŠERNOVA 19 27.55 TAVČARJEVA 3
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35
TAVČARJEVA 5
26.41
FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY STATUS FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY
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+8.90
+4.60
EMPTY EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY
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EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL EMPTY FULL
+15.10
FULL FULL EMPTY EMPTY
+12.45
EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY
+8.50
EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY FULL
EMPTY FULL EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY EMPTY
FULL FULL FULL FULL
+5.85
+2.75
FULL FULL FULL EMPTY FULL
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EMPTY
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45.79
FULL
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+6.80
+3.95
±0.00
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38
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28.02
FULL
39
TAVČARJEVA 11
25.57
EMPTY
40
TAVČARJEVA 13
22.30
FULL
41
TAVČARJEVA 15
37.50
EMPTY
42
JENKOVA 10
38.84
EMPTY
43
JENKOVA 10
30.18
EMPTY
44
JENKOVA 10
37.39
EMPTY
45
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51.84
FULL
46
JENKOVA 6
40.09
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66.40
FULL
48
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18.60
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STRUCTURAL DESIGN
Figure 263: Reference: Ambient visible construction
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Figure 264: Reference: ambient with a visible construction
Figure 268: Reference: telescopic pillar
Figure 265: Reference: ambient
Figure 269: Reference: telescopic beam
Figure 272: Reference: visible secondary construction
Figure 266: Reference: new fillings in existing building volume
Figure 270: Reference: interior secondary construction
Figure 273: Reference: skeletal structure
Figure 267: Reference: visible construction in a gym
Figure 271: Reference: coffee house ambient
Figure 274: Reference: skeletal structure
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Figure 275: Reference: new fillings in existing building volume
Figure 278: Reference: visible construction in an office
Figure 281: Reference: visible construction in an office
Figure 276: Reference: visible construction in an office
Figure 279: Reference: visible construction in a gallery
Figure 282: Reference: visible construction
Figure 277: Reference: pendant lights on visible construction
Figure 280: Reference: visible construction
Figure 283: Reference: visible construction
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CONSTRUCTION DESIGN Inserted structure is made of steel, in a matt black shade.
If a renewal is required and space is visually unsuitable,
It represents the contrast between the existing white and
the structure is closed of with plywood. This material
the new modern addition. The design protects the user
is sustainable, durable, visually pleasing and creates a
from the space and the space from the user. New wall
warm ambience, and can be used multiple times. The
elements are attached to the new inserted frame. Old town
metal skeleton is flexible and portable. Due to the organic
core is a protected monument, thus is a value that must be
growth of the city the walls are not parallel, to which the
protected. Such an intervention would protect the interior
frame adjusts with telescopic elements. All the elements
from the user changes. The frame is not static reinforcement
are flexible. The beams stretch two times the basic length.
of the existing building. Building fabric is in good condition
Pillars can be pulled upwards, so they adapt to the height
and suitable for immediate continuation of use.
of the ceiling. A so called knuckle or joint is in the form of attaching the horizontal beam to the column.
An option of construction for spaces in good condition, the existing structure is visible
Installing plywood
The design with plywood boards for rooms that need renovation.
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TELESCOPIC BOX-PROFILES TELESKOPSKI ŠKATLASTI NOSILEC SCALE 1:200 MERILO 1:200
TECHNICAL REPORT
SCALE MERILO 1:20 1:20 B
A
B
A
MERILO 1:2 1:2 SCALE PREREZ B-B SECTION B-B
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PREREZ A-A SECTION B-B
The lightweight steel frame structure is made from the
Mounting the pillars in place does not require screwing or
following elements:
welding. Contact of column and telescopic box profile is
Base, self-standing panels, dim. 300x300x15 mm, in which
formed by a pin on the profile, which is inserted into a pre-
a telescopic pillar inserted, dim. 120x120 mm, height from
prepared notch in the pillar. Due to the irregular structure of
2.000mm to 3.150 mm.
the floor plan, the profiles end in joints that enables them to
The columns are connected with telescopic beams on top
adjust to different angles. In the same way as the profiles,
and 50 cm above finished floors.
the diagonal reinforcement rods are attached. Plywood elements and furniture, as well as plywood ceiling and walls of the room, are screwed to the construction. All the elements are protected by a basic industrial paint
SCALE 1:20
MERILO 1:20 POGLED VIEW FRONTAL
and final dust coating.
C
C
SECTION C-C PREREZ C-C
Where the room is supported by existing columns, the beams and protective rods are attached to existing
TELESCOPIC PILLAR
reinforced concrete pillars. The new steel frame is attached
SCALE 1:200
to existing columns, with steel clams that require a fastening
TELESKOPSKI STEBER
MERILO 1:200
mechanism to secure them. Clams are 100 mm, high and AXONOMETRY AKSONOMETRIJA
10 mm thick. Flat iron is welded to the edge making it possible to screw the clamp in place and making a base for attaching the steel rods. Material specification: Base, self-standing steel plate,
MERILO 1:10 1:10 SCALE
AKSONOMETRIJA
dim. 300x300x15 mm
AXONOMETRY
8 pieces
Telescopic steel columns, dim. 120x120mm, h = 3,150 mm
8 pieces
Telescopic box-profiles dim. 40x60mm škatlasti teleskopski nosilec Telescopic box-profiles pritrjen na steber z zatičem
dim. 40x60mm
teleskopski steber 120x120mm Telescopic steel columns,
8 x 9:52 m1
Telescopic beams, dim. 40x60mm
4 x 3.76 m1
Diagonal protective rods Ø20 mm
6 x 4.95m1
vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
dim. 120x120mm, h = 3,150 mm
Steel clamp h = 100 mm,
Base, self-standing steel plate, podložna plošča
thiknes. = 10 mm, with welded pins
300x300x15mm prostostoječa
and supports
dim. 300x300x15 mm
xx piece
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FIRE SAFETY
Figure 284: Picture collage from Maister trg in Kranju after a fire and today
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GUIDELINES TO ENSURE FIRE SAFETY Necessary measures to ensure fire safety in buildings is
Guidelines for fire safety of the venue:
Evacuation routs and exit from the facility must be lit with
shown on the module events / venue module inserted in
For CC-SI classification of 1261 it is necessary to create a fire
safety lightning, for at least an hour and give the centre
the ground floor of Glavni trg 3 space. It is a space with
safety study.
of the walking path at least 1lx of light. Evenness of the
the maximum surface and therefore it is most hazardous.
Â
lightning must be insured, meaning the contrast between
Security measures in case of fire are shown in the plan. The
Offsets:
the brightest and the darkest surface cannot surpass the
conditions apply for classification of up to a 100 users.
1. Existing does not change
ratio of 40:1.
Fire resistance of external walls:
Safety lightning also illuminates the safety signs. All the
1. Existing or; if the distance from the relevant boundary is
passageways, exits, extinguishers, hydrants, manual alarms
from 1 m to 5 m, the fire-resistance of the outer wall has to
must be lit. Due to the dust sediment over time, the lights
be at least (R) EW, 60, at an offset of more than 5 m it has
installed should be 125% of the initial power.
to be(R) E 60 The fire extinguishers: 2x S9 and 1x dust extinguisher S6 Fire
non-resistant
surface
according
to
guidelines,
depending on the offset 1. Existing Fire resistance of load-bearing structures: R EI 60 The number of fire sectors: 2 - see drawing. - Up to 100 users: two exits, width 0.9 m Fire endurance of doors on evacuation routes is EI 30 C3. They must be open in the direction of evacuation. External wall cladding can only be made from noncombustible materials - A1 or A2-s1, d0. In the house there is no need to install a sprinkler system. Security lighting (in accordance with Slovenian standards) In case of power failure security lighting is switched (within 1 second) on battery power. Required illumination of pictograms permanently connected. Lights must be on for a minimum of 1 hour after the failure of power supply. To ensure the power supply in the event of a shortage, the substitute source are batteries that needs to be monitored once per year. The lights must be positioned on a visual place, on a vertical plane, above the exit doors or under the ceiling, on the wall etc. Lamps should be installed on a place of clear visibility; in the vertical plane directly above the exit doors or the ceiling, wall or the like.
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P.S.1 D.C.1
PROSTORI DO 1000 m2 Stene so B-s1,d0 Tla so Bfl -s1 Strop je B-s1,d0
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(R)EI 60 EI 30-C3
(R)EI 60
(R)EI 60 (R)EI 60
LEGENDA EI 30-C3
54 GLAVNI TRG 3 PRAZNO 86.91 m²
±0.00
P.S.1 D.C.1
požarna odpornost 30 min. požarna odpornost 60 min. vrata s požarno odpornostjo 30 min. in samozapiranjem vrata s požarno odpornostjo 30 min. (EI30-C) s samozapiralnim mehanizmom in antipanik opremo za odpiranje vrata opremljena z antipanik opremo za odpiranje požarni sektor dimni sektor varnostna razsvetljava priključek s poltogo (gibko) cevjo na kolutu ročni gasilni aparat z vodo ročni gasilni aparat s prahom ročni gasilni aparat s CO2 izhod iz prostorov in objekta smer evakuacije v objektu naravni odvod dima in toplote (NODT) meja požarnega sektorja v objektu OBMOČJE OBDELAVE OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA
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2 TAVČARJEVA 13 WC 1.89 m²
±0.00
A
B 168 132
12
164 12
111
14 2
64
12 2
D1
59
V1 80 208
48 12 2
96 412 133
12
vezana plošča debeline 2cm
škatlasti teleskopski nosilec pritrjen na steber z zatičem
A
Z1 -obstoječa konstrukcija -vezana plošča 2 cm
1
134 147 169
gumen distančnik 2cm
teleskopski škatlasti profil 40x60 mm
A
V1 80 208
1 PISARNA
229 241 211
EPOKSI TLAK 22.30 m²
±0.00
V1 80 208
zavetrovalna palica z napenjalcem in zatičem
12
teleskopski steber 120x120mm H=257cm vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
2
44 12 3
110 122 146
podložna plošča 300x300x15mm prostostoječa
3
4
OBMOČJE OBDELAVE OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA Naziv: Magistrsko delo:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
TAVČARJEVA 13
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
TLORIS PRITLIČJA 1:50
Prikaz:
Način polnitve obstoječega stavbnega volumna, modul pisarna / primer dotrajane konstrukcije
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Klasifikacija:
15-25 m2
April 2015
Št.načrta:
1
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica: Datum:
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A
B
65 2 30
S1 -obstoječa konstrukcija -vezana plošča 2 cm -jeklen teleskopski nosilec 6 cm
Z2 teleskopski škatlasti profil 40x60 mm
teleskopski nosilec 40x60 mm
podložna plošča 300x300x15mm prostostoječa
249 264 222
teleskopski steber 120x120mm H=257cm vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
D1
47
gumen distančnik 2cm
S2 -samorazlivni epoksi tlak -izravnalna masa -obstoječa konstrukcija
381 395 413
14 2
47
14 2
62
2 2
-obstoječa konstrukcija -distančnik iz gume 2 cm -jeklena konstrukcija 12 cm
62 OBMOČJE OBDELAVE OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA
Naziv: Magistrsko delo:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
TAVČARJEVA 13
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
PREREZ A-A
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:50
Prikaz:
Način polnitve obstoječega stavbnega volumna, modul pisarna / primer dotrajane konstrukcije
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Klasifikacija:
15-25 m2
Datum:
April 2015
Št.načrta:
2
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A
19
94
60
314 302
12 2
414 409
12
522 509
6
12 2
63
70
285
D
C 1266
2 12
D2
12 2
70
B
59
1
204
400
2
gumen distančnik 2cm prodajni regal / perforirana stena
teleskopski nosilec 40x60 mm
OBSTOJEČ TLAK 4.26 m²
B
346
12
OBSTOJEČI TLAK 38.67 m²
12 V1 80 208
podložna plošča 300x300x15mm prostostoječa
0 2 76
+0.30
131
170
delovni prostor
2 12
B
1 PRODAJALNA
O1
±0.00
teleskopski steber 120x120mm H=257cm vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
2 SKLADIŠČE
202 155
prodajni / delovni pult
zavetrovalna palica z napenjalcem in zatičem
OBSTOJEČ TLAK 11.00 m²
stropna svetilka
344
nosilec pritrjen na steber z zatičem
149
3 WC
Z3 -teleskopski nosilec 3 cm -VIDNI ZID -obstoječa konstrukcija
OBMOČJE OBDELAVE OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA Naziv: Magistrsko delo:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
PREREZ A-A
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:50
Prikaz:
Način polnitve obstoječega stavbnega volumna, modul trgovina
PREŠERNOVA ULICA 19
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Klasifikacija:
25-45 m2 + nepravilna oblika
Datum:
April 2015
Št.načrta:
3
3
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B
C
A
6 24
35
D2 Z4 -obstoječa konstrukcija -VIDNI ZID -distančnik iz gume 2 cm -jeklena konstrukcija 12 cm
teleskopski nosilec 40x60 mm
nosilec pritrjen na steber z zatičem
gumen distančnik 2cm
66
14 2
696
2
15
podložna plošča 300x300x15mm prostostoječa
14 429
501
264 296 229
teleskopski steber 120x120mm H=272cm vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
S3 -obstoječi tlak -obstoječa konstrukcija
36
D
139
524
14 2
319
1268
OBMOČJE OBDELAVE OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
PREREZ B-B
Magistrsko delo:
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:50
Prikaz:
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Način polnitve obstoječega stavbnega volumna, modul trgovina
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Klasifikacija:
25-45 m2 + nepravilna oblika
Datum:
April 2015
Št.načrta:
4
Naziv:
PREŠERNOVA ULICA 19
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5 SKLADIŠČE
OBSTOJEČ TLAK 15.01 m²
C
4 SKLADIŠČE
OBSTOJEČ TLAK 11.34 m²
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12
D 313 301
12
12
70
12 2
C
1103
12 2
gumen distančnik 2cm
202 155
298
12
303
2 SKLADIŠČE
OBSTOJEČ TLAK 8.34 m²
12 2
2
1 OKREPČEVALNICA
zavetrovalna palica z napenjalcem vijačena na ploščat profil
52
+0.15
12
D3
208 90 V2
OBSTOJEČI TLAK 69.56 m²
207 218 146 628
stropna svetilka
O1
180 192 185
202 155
teleskopski steber 120x120mm H=257cm vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
Z2
-teleskopski nosilec 3 cm -VIDNI ZID -obstoječa konstrukcija
12 2
podložna plošča 300x300x15mm prostostoječa
12 2
130
4
82 468
57
3
C
zatezna jeklena objemka H=100mm, D=10mm
215 90 V1
OBSTOJEČ TLAK 8.21 m²
teleskopski nosilec 40x60 mm
12
obstoječ steber
418 36
3 SKLADIŠČE
O1
1
189 202 188
nosilec pritrjen na steber z zatičem
12 2
73
B
454 435
53
A
32 12
265
12
311 323
416
625 12
80 301 313
12 2
1118
OBMOČJE OBDELAVE OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA NOVA MONTAŽNA KONSTRUKCIJA UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
GLAVNI TRG 1
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
Magistrsko delo:
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
TLORIS PRITLIČJA 1:50
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica: Datum:
Naziv:
Prikaz:
Način polnitve obstoječega stavbnega volumna, modul trgovina / primer ohranjene konstrukcije
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Klasifikacija:
Nad 60 m2
April 2015
Št.načrta:
5
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B
D
C
41
A
95
D3
teleskopski nosilec 40x60 mm
zatezna jeklena objemka H=100mm, D=10mm
-obstoječa konstrukcija -VIDNI ZID -distančnik iz gume 2 cm -jeklena konstrukcija 12 cm
teleskopski steber 120x120mm H=257cm vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
305
zavetrovalna palica z napenjalcem in zatičem
2
60
podložna plošča 300x300x15mm prostostoječa
240
419
gumen distančnik 2cm
6
Z4 nosilec pritrjen na steber z zatičem
78
14 2
398 422
32
300 323
296 311
14
14 2
78
1074
OBMOČJE OBDELAVE OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA Naziv: Magistrsko delo:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
GLAVNI TRG 1
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
PREREZ C-C
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:50
Prikaz:
Način polnitve obstoječega stavbnega volumna, modul okrepčevalnica
Št.načrta:
6
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Datum:
April 2015
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University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15
145
2.5 30.0
2.6 2.0 0.5 0.5
vezana plošča vijačena na teleskopske profile d=2cm
škatlasti teleskopski profil 40x60 mm pritrjen na steber z zatičem
teleskopski steber 120x120mm vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
podložna plošča 300x300x15mm prostostoječa
0.6 0.6
10.8 12 12.4 13.6
0.6 0.6 OBMOČJE OBDELAVE JEKLO VEZANA PLOŠČA OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA Naziv: Magistrsko delo:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
TAVČARJEVA ULICA 13
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
DETAJL 1
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:5
Prikaz:
Vpenjanje vezanih plošč znotraj obstoječih stavb Sekundarna zaprta konstrukcija 7
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Klasifikacija:
Datum:
April 2015
Št.načrta:
146
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University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15
13.6 4.0
6.0
teleskopski nosilec 40x60 mm gumen distančnik 2cm
12.0 6.0
2.0
147
škatlasti teleskopski nosilec pritrjen na steber z zatičem
zavetrovalna palica z napenjalcem vijačena na ploščat profil
teleskopski steber 120x120mm vijačen na podložno ploščo s čevljem
OBMOČJE OBDELAVE JEKLO OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA Naziv: Magistrsko delo:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
PREŠERNOVA ULICA 19
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
DETAJL 2
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:5
Prikaz:
Vpenjanje jeklene na vrhu sredinskega stebra Sekundarna odprta konstrukcija 8
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Klasifikacija:
Datum:
April 2015
Št.načrta:
148
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University of Ljubljana | Faculty of Architecture | author: Tina Vilfan | Study of urban regeneration by introducing temporary usage of space, case study Kranj | mentor: doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a. | year of enrolment to FA 2007/08 | thesis completion 2014/15
149
1.0
1.4
1.0 1.0
1.0
1.0
31.9 34.1
zatezna jeklena objemka H=100mm, D=10mm
škatlasti teleskopski nosilec pritrjen na steber z zatičem
zavetrovalna palica z napenjalcem vijačena na ploščat profil
OBMOČJE OBDELAVE JEKLO OBSTOJEČA KONSTRUKCIJA Naziv:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
DETAJL 3
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:5
Prikaz:
Zatezna jeklena objemka na obstoječem stebru Sekundarna odprta konstrukcija 9
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Klasifikacija:
Datum:
April 2015
Št.načrta:
PREŠERNOVA ULICA 19
150
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Drawers
150
2 27 62
2
30
2
27
Predalnik
Regal
150
28 2
Regal
2 28 62
2
30
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SCALE 1:20
MERILO 1:20
Pohištvo jeout narejeno topolove vezane plošče Furniture is made of poplar iz plywood 2 cm thick. Perforated debeline 2 cm
plate serves as a hanging wall or shelves, the lower cabinet on wheels is an option, it can be mounted on the wall.
Perforirana plošča, služi kot obešalna stena ali police, spodnja omarica na kolesih je možnost, lahko se jo pritrdi na steno
10
2
38
28
150
32
38
38 2 170
20
30
30
Naziv: Magistrsko delo:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
/
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
NAČRT OPREME
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:20
Prikaz:
Predalnik / regal / perforirana stena
Št.načrta:
10
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Datum:
April 2015
152
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Club table that houses 4 sitting ottomans
Klubska mizica v katero se pospravijo 4 tabureji
43 39
90
2
36 40
40 44
2
2
2
90
2
2
35
70
2
2
36 40
40 44
2
2
35
Basic panel
70
180
2
Namizna ploĹĄÄ?a
Block
80 80 76
2 2 22 2 26
2
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Sales counter with shelves
60
150
2
36
2 28 90
2 18
Trgovinski pult s policami
Sales counter with drawers
Trgovinski pult na kolesih s predali
60
150 29
15
29
2 20 2
29
30 90
15
35
29
2
2
Naziv: Magistrsko delo:
UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI
Naziv objekta:
/
FAKUTLETA ZA ARHITEKTURO
Risba:
NAČRT OPREME
Študija urbane regeneracije mestnega jedra z uvajanjem začasne rabe prostora na primeru Kranja
Merilo:
1:20
Prikaz:
Klubska miza / tabure / namizna plošča / regal / predalnik
Št.načrta:
11
Avtorica:
Tina Vilfan
Mentorica:
doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak u.d.i.a.
Datum:
April 2015
154
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Prostori so-delovanja: skupnostne prakse v urejanju prostora. maj
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vir: http://www.nepremicnine.net/nepremicnine.html?id=5862583
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Slika 213: Referenca: Modul igralnica
vir: http://drustvogor.org/ Slika 256: Urša Černe vir: lastni arhiv
vir: http://www.re-thinkingthefuture.org/lecinq-hair-salon-ninkip
Slika 211: Referenca: Modul salon
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Slika 265: Referenca: Ambient
vir: http://www.archdaily.com/525722/abc-art-basics-for-children-
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vir: http://www.betterlivingthroughdesign.com/furnishings/tressle-
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Slika 267: Referenca: Vidna konstrukcija v telovadnici
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Slika 268: Referenca: Teleskopski steber
Slika 248: Janja Štibernik vir: lastni arhiv
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Slika 249: Aleksander Škraban in Taja Škraban
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vir: http://www.ikea.com/fi/fi/catalog/products/24286205/
Slika 220: Referenca: Modul igralnica
Slika 235: Referenca: Pohištvo za otroke
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Doc. dr. Alenka Fikfak for all professional and moral support, To Stig for unconditional trust and sending positive thoughts, especially for giving me courage and not allowing to doubt myself. To my parents for financial support and trust. For inspiration and help, thanks to Klemen, Katja, Jo탑e, Katarina, Nina and Robi. Thanks
to
aunt
Jo탑i
and
grandma
for
everyday
conversations over coffee and channelling my thoughts from work. Thanks to all potential users that you took the time to write a few words about your work. I also thank the collective ZVKD OE Kranj for all the help and material. To Jan Gehl for taking the time to talk over coffee and all the literature, which I had at my disposal. Thanks also to the entire family and friends that believed in me and listened to my thoughts.