Plan Mediterraneo Cover Image
  • Price 4.90 €

Plan Mediterraneo
Plan Mediterraneo

Author(s): Đurđa Petrović
Subject(s): Architecture
Published by: Durieux

Summary/Abstract: The area south of Istria was first consolidated on one chart / system in the mid nineteenth century. Barbariga, on the north to Marlera, in the south stretched established military area of ​​Pula. The second time that the space is unified in a common map / system at the time of demilitarization, when abandoned military landscapes along the coast attract investors circling the Mediterranean in search of virgin plots. The following map / system created in 2006, it is a space-program concept "Brijuni Riviera". However, before the creation of the concept of Brijuni Riviera and before they hectares of former military areas have become attractive they hosted a series of programs and interventions in the form of cultural festivals, concerts, parties and festivals. Festival Media Mediterranea drew the invisible map of seven locations where the ten years of operation staged several facilities. Almost from its inception, the festival served former barracks Karlo Rojc in Pula as a base for living, educational and exhibition activities of the Festival, and the last would be redirected to the evening event, more or less, a remote and deserted area near the town.

  • Issue Year: 2013
  • Issue No: 1-2
  • Page Range: 129-145
  • Page Count: 17
  • Language: Croatian
Toggle Accessibility Mode