The Paštrovska House of the Montenegrin Coastal Area: Example of Sustainable Building in Traditional Architecture

Abstract

The subject of this research is the Paštrovska house type of the Montenegrin coast. It is a part of the cultural heritage as a manifestation of individual housing, whose formation was affected by historical, sociological, climatic and other factors. It represents a collection of all the artifacts of material, social and spiritual culture, created throughout the centuries, to the present day. In this paper are analyzed climatic, topological and sociological factors as well as the used materials which affected the formation of this type of coastal house. The goal of this paper is to establish which of the mentioned factors had the greatest effect on this, in many respects, special kind of traditional sustainable architecture of the Adriatic coastline.

Tito's Residential Complex in Miločer, Budva (1975-1980)

“…9 At the same time, a federal competition call was released for the development of a conceptual ur ban-architectural proposal for the tourist area Sveti Stefan-Miločer-Pržno. The first prize 10 was awarded to the team led by architect Edvard Ravnikar, Majda Kreger and Edo Ravnikar Jr. from Ljubljana (Fig. 5).…”