Lički Osik – Urbanističko-arhitektonsko naslijeđe moderne kao razvojni potencijal turizma

Kranjčević, Jasenka; Marković, Izidora; Božić, Nikša

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“…This data is of interest because these areas tend to be of less interest for the development of research due to the absence of regulation or planning. On the other hand, 13 documents refer to urban areas, highlighting the works of Kodir [53], which show an analysis of economic development from tourism experienced by the city of Batu, Indonesia; as well as the work of Kranjčević et al [54], whose aim is to determine the potential for the development of cultural heritage, and in particular, the urban and architectural heritage of Lički (Croatia). Finally, 21 documents with considerably large areas of study are identified, covering both urban and rural areas.…”

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Cultural Heritage and Tourism Basis for Regional Development: Mapping of Scientific Coverage

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The aim of this research is to carry out a bibliometric and bibliographic study of the scientific production indexed in the international databases Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) on the use of cultural heritage by tourism as an alternative for regional development. This research allows us to observe the current situation of this area of study and to develop a research roadmap on this subject. The methodology used focuses on applying productivity, dispersion, collaboration, and citation indicators to a set of 103 articles identified through an advanced search of terms, in addition to applying an iterative analysis for the bibliographic study. The main findings of this study show that the documents are mostly analytical, mainly signed by a single author, and the productivity rate per author is 1.04. The co-author index in the subject is 2.34, and the subject is in an exponential growth phase that began in 2004, with a ratio of 6.53 articles/year, with the majority of the production being by a single author per article. The country with the highest production is China, with 28 articles, 26 authors, 28 authorships, and 15 centers, followed by the Russian Federation, with 21 articles. Universiti Sains Malaysia (Malaysia) is the most productive institution, with 15 authorships, and there is a group of aspiring authors (between 2 and 4 articles) whose geographical affiliation is Malaysia, a group that represents 3% of the total of authors and concentrates 17 articles.

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Cultural Heritage and Tourism Basis for Regional Development: Mapping of Scientific Coverage

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“…Studies on the aspects of development, architectural renovation, and urban planning are relevant for a number of new cities of the former USSR, countries formed after its collapse, and countries of the former socialist camp [17][18][19][20].…”

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Genesis and Stages of Renovation in Architecture and Urban Planning of "New Cities" Based on the Example of Aktau (Shevchenko)

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This article deals with the problems of cities built during the second half of the 20th century, which in the literature, are referred to as "new." Today, they have changed or have not yet determined the city-forming vector of development, the basis of which was initially, as a rule, large-scale industrial complexes. The search for new ideas and design solutions lies in grounding scientific research and conducting design workshops to create a bank of architectural and town-planning proposals. Based on the example of the city of Shevchenko (now Aktau), a study of its architectural genesis and the phenomenon of the rapid implementation of a project, which received the highest architectural award, namely, the Patrick Abercrombie Prize, the modern strategy of renovation, and development of the city is considered. Positive experience requires study, and it can be applied to "new" cities and partially applied to historically formed cities.Sažetak: U radu se govori o problemima gradova izgrađenih u drugoj polovini prošloga stoljeća, koje literatura navodi kao "nove". Do danas su ti gradovi prošli određene promjene ili još nisu odredili smjer razvoja grada, koji je od osnutka bio, u pravilu, vođen izgradnjom velikih industrijskih kompleksa. Znanstveno istraživanje i urbanističkoarhitektonske radionice imaju cilj kreirati bazu arhitektonskih i urbanističkih prijedloga. Na primjeru grada Shevchenko (sada Aktau), kroz istraživanje arhitektonske geneze i fenomena brze provedbe projekta, koji je dobio najvišu arhitektonsku nagradu Patricka Abercrombieja, razmatra se nova strategija obnove i razvoja grada. Pozitivno iskustvo zahtijeva istraživački pristup koji se može primijeniti ne samo u "novim", već i u povijesnim gradovima.

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Lički Osik – Urbanističko-arhitektonsko naslijeđe moderne kao razvojni potencijal turizma

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Cultural Heritage and Tourism Basis for Regional Development: Mapping of Scientific Coverage

Cultural Heritage and Tourism Basis for Regional Development: Mapping of Scientific Coverage

Genesis and Stages of Renovation in Architecture and Urban Planning of "New Cities" Based on the Example of Aktau (Shevchenko)

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