2017
DOI: 10.17559/tv-20160402125822
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Family house courtyard in the context of sustainable arrangement

Abstract: Original scientific paper This article is a contribution of technical sciences to the terms of spatial planning and sustainable building and landscape arrangements of a family house courtyard. The methods of analysis, synthesis, as well as the empirical method were applied, resulting in this scientific research. A random sample was chosen to determine the dimension of landscape plans for the rear part of a courtyard and its dimensions are compared to the optimal dimensions of the landscape elements of traffic … Show more

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“…In traditional architecture, each house has its identifiable appearance and its characteristics, which could not be realized through contemporary typisation. This, in turn, leads to the deduction that it is the result of centuries of artistry experience (Poropat, 2017). The courtyard plays an important role in the determination physical and psychological environment of the traditional house.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In traditional architecture, each house has its identifiable appearance and its characteristics, which could not be realized through contemporary typisation. This, in turn, leads to the deduction that it is the result of centuries of artistry experience (Poropat, 2017). The courtyard plays an important role in the determination physical and psychological environment of the traditional house.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In vernacular architecture, each house has its recognizable appearance and its characteristics, which could not be achieved through contemporary typization. This, in turn, leads to the conclusion that it is the result of centuries of craftsmanship experience (the individuality of each single craftsman); it is an adherence to the principle that in a specific area, only the houses made from the material available in that area can "thrive"; that only, or almost only, using these materials, can the make the simplest house, constructed from typical materials in a specific area, simultaneously fit into the ambient, and with its simplicity, functionality and used materials, provide a certain character, enhance the surroundings, the home and its owner -builder [7][8][9][10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%