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DZB - Zverejnená bakalárska práca

Návrh revitalizácie priestoru Šafárikovho námestia, Bratislava, MČ Staré Mesto

Autor: Krč-Jediná, Veronika
Školiteľ: Heinrichová, Miriam
Oponent: Reháčková, Tamara
Škola: Slovenská technická univ. v Bratislave FA ÚZaKA (FA)
Rok odovzdania: 2013
Trvalý odkaz - CRZP: https://opac.crzp.sk/?fn=detailBiblioForm&sid=8ED2C2B0C8CAA517FC680485FDCF

Primárny jazyk: slovenčina

Typ práce: Bakalárska práca

Študijný odbor: 4121 | krajinná a záhradná architektúra

Dátum zaslania práce do CRZP: 09.06.2013

Dátum vytvorenia protokolu: 09.06.2013

Dátum doručenia informácií o licenčnej zmluve: 27.12.2013

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Abstrakt v primárnom jazyku

Šafárikovo námestie (Šafárik Place) is located in the Old Town of the capital of Slovakia -- Bratislava. The Place is surrounded by residential buildings from the North, West, and East; the rest of the Place is directly connected with a road junction. The Square is separated into two areas. First is the public transport stop, where the southern part is a historical object with the Kačacia (Duck) Fountain as the major landmark. The second area does not have a similarly dominant feature, it is mostly formed of bush and tree clumps, extensive paved areas and another fountain. Nowadays, the city council is trying to improve the conditions at the Place in order to attract more visitors. The Square is neglected and does not offer anything but a passage from one location to the other on poorly maintained paved areas and roads. Hence, the main objective of my work is to improve conditions for the visitors --provide them with a place - a park - where they can relax as well as entertain. Therefore, the main focus of this project is in utilising the location of the Square, its size and hidden, undiscovered attractiveness and provide the public with the opportunity to find a place to rest and discover feelings of fulfilment with natural environment as much as it is possible in this densely populated "stone centre".