Papers by Andrea Čeko
HURBE2021 International Conference ’Making healthy cities for people. Education, research and practice in planning, architecture, and engineering’, conference proceedings, Faculty of Architecture, University of Sarajevo, 2021
The VIIIth Mediterranean Games held in Split, Croatia in 1979 sparked an architectural and infras... more The VIIIth Mediterranean Games held in Split, Croatia in 1979 sparked an architectural and infrastructural renaissance, unique in the city’s history, with little chance of ever being surpassed in its near future, leaving behind economic, cultural, and environmental legacies to the host city and its Dalmatian region. However, at its most fundamental level, the MG (Mediterranean Games) is a sporting event. One of the most important sports legacies was the general change in people’s perception of sports and recreation as a part of a healthy everyday life. Other tangible legacies included planning, design and construction of sports and other public facilities. For the needs and requirements of sports events such as the MG, building sports infrastructure meant reconstruction and refurbishment of many existing and construction of a smaller number of new sports facilities, such as the City Stadium with a swimming pool complex, and a new sports hall at the Sports–Trade Center “Koteks–Gripe” in Split. At the time, Split was still expanding to the east and most of the MG sports facilities were located in its western part, around its historic city area. The MG local urban development plan “Integralni Plan MIS-79” planned continuity of sports and recreational zones along the coast and outside the city’s ring road, as well as protective green zones between the city in the south and its industry in the north. Despite clearly demonstrating lasting social and health benefits through sports planning and design, the legacy of MG hasn’t been addressed in research work so far. The aim of this work is to historically analyze the tangible sports and health legacy of the Mediterranean Games held in Split in 1979 to indicate its significance for building a healthier, more sustainable, resilient city and urban community.
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PRAETORIA LONGE LATEQUE LUCENTIA: Zbornik radova posvećen Vlasti Begović povodom 65. obljetnice života, ZIA, 2018
Na proces postanka i razvitka grada, pa tako i cjelokupnog prostora njegovog djelovanja, utječu s... more Na proces postanka i razvitka grada, pa tako i cjelokupnog prostora njegovog djelovanja, utječu sve povijesne silnice koje pokreću opći razvitak nekog društva u svim sferama materijalne i duhovne kulture. Urbanizirani pejsaž predstavlja razvojnu fazu u kojoj cijeli prostor s gradovima čini jednu upravnopolitičku, organizacijsku, ekonomsku i socijalnu cjelinu te se to odražava u novoj kvaliteti materijalne realizacije urbane kulture.
U antičkom razdoblju na dubrovačkom području autohtono ilirsko stanovništvo oblikuje se pod grčkim utjecajem. Proces romanizacije podijelio je područje u kolonije Epidaur i Naronu, dva velika centra sa svojim agerima. Romansko stanovništvo miješa se s domicilnim, rimski patriciji grade ladanjsko-gospodarske vile u predgrađima, uz more te uz plodna polja i oblikuju okolni prostor s dominantno urbanim karakterom. I premda su te građevine često smještene izdvojeno od urbanog centra, one zadržavaju oblikovne i kulturološke karakteristike gradskoga života. Uz vile nastaju ladanjski vrtovi, pejsaž se pažljivo oblikuje: vinogradi i maslinici prevladavaju na terasama uz obrađena polja. Podjela plodne zemlje (sustav limitacije), gradnja cesta i pomorskih baza, vodovod, brojni gradski i gospodarski sklopovi i utvrde nedvojbeno govore o intenzivnom životu toga kraja. Možemo reći da se prva veća preobrazba pejsaža na dubrovačkom području dogodila u antici, u rimskom razdoblju – formiranje antičkog urbaniziranog pejsaža.
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Second International Congress of Art History Students Proceedings, Art History Students' Association of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb, 2014
Both in the academic and public spheres, Vaništa is known as a renowned Croatian painter, graphic... more Both in the academic and public spheres, Vaništa is known as a renowned Croatian painter, graphic artist, writer, academic and one of the founders of the Gorgona art group. Despite not receiving much mention for his work as a university professor of drawing and modeling, Vaništa has raised many generations of Croatian architects.
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RAPS 2022 Eindhoven Conference ‘Radical Entanglements: Architectures, Societies, Environments, Politics’, Book of Abstracts, Eindhoven, 2022
Besides the obvious delivery of transversal skills and development of a way of thinking, architec... more Besides the obvious delivery of transversal skills and development of a way of thinking, architectural education serves as a vehicle of assimilation into this hidden power-play, affirmed and cultured through an array of rituals serving the existing power equilibrium. From Henri Lefebvre’s theoretical concept of space (re)production to Michel Foucault’s sense of positioning oneself within these power relationships, they take shape from the very beginning (quote the interrelationship of power, subjectivity, and knowledge formation). When considering space and architecture as tools to (re)produce values, according to anthropologist David Graeber, values are a word used to invoke the sense of user and exchange (financial) value, value as meaning, and values as ethics. In its hidden process of culturing an architect, values that architectural education can produce occur differently in what political economist Massimo De Angelis has called ‘value practices’. Within particular sets of circumstances, values are here entangled with actions and process emergent in social aims, as a correspondent ‘web of relations’, or the soft infrastructures.
The work builds arguments on the findings of the European Erasmus+ Architecture’s Afterlife research project whose aim is to identify the multi- sector impact of an architecture degree and the extent to which skills taught to architecture students are needed in other sectors. The study detects certain 'other values' among the answers of its in-depth interviews, as ‘other’ to the dominant, market-driven neoliberal narrative within architectural education. They are the values of communing, mutuality, and cooperation. Defined as ‘the systems that enable circulation of goods, knowledge, meaning, people and power’, the work seeks to further explore the soft infrastructures of value (re)production as crucial entanglements in architectural education.
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IPU Znanstveni skup 'Prelogova baština danas II', Program i sažeci, Poreč, 2019
Cilj rada je prostorno-povijesnom analizom izgradnje i širenja grada Splita u razdoblju od kraja ... more Cilj rada je prostorno-povijesnom analizom izgradnje i širenja grada Splita u razdoblju od kraja 19. do kraja 20. stoljeća, ukazati na značaj rimske centurijacije na teritoriju salonitanskog agera kao prostorne osnove za rast grada. Unatoč dosadašnjim istraživanjima, antička izmjera i podjela zemljišta nije dovoljno prepoznata niti kao osnova urbanizacije pojedinih dijelova grada Splita, niti kao arheološko naslijeđe kontinuiteta organizacije prostora od antike do danas. Brojni sačuvani i kroz povijest transformirani tragovi centurijacije ukazuju na njenu trajnost, urbanističku prilagodljivost te višestruku vrijednost u formiranju antropogenog krajolika. Doprinos istraživanja uključuje prostornu reinterpretaciju dijelova izgrađenog gradskog tkiva Splita, polazišta za odgovarajuću valorizaciju i prezentaciju tragova centurijacije te moguću primjenu u suvremenom urbanističkom planiranju.
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Kvartal : kronika povijesti umjetnosti u Hrvatskoj, 2021
Stadion Maksimir arhitekta Vladimira Turine iznimno je djelo moderne svjetske, naročito, sportske... more Stadion Maksimir arhitekta Vladimira Turine iznimno je djelo moderne svjetske, naročito, sportske arhitekture i glavni protagonist izložbe "Stadion Maksimir / Sportska arhitektura Vladimira Turine" koju je u Muzeju grada Zagreba priredila povjesničarka umjetnosti Hela Vukadin-Doronjga sa suradnicima. Polazište za izložbu je arhitektonska ostavština Vladimira Turine – arhitektonski crteži i projekti, fotografije i tekstovi pohranjeni u Zbirci arhitektonske dokumentacije Muzeja grada Zagreba (opus arhitekta ranije interpretiran i prezentiran 2006. godine od strane istoimene autorice i više kustosice Zbirke izložbom “Iskorak Vladimira Turine” u prostoru za povremene izložbe Muzeja) – kao i nepobitna aktualnost i važnost teme u trenutku neizvjesne budućnosti Stadiona koja je po prvi puta znanstveno interpretirana.
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U antičkom razdoblju na dubrovačkom području autohtono ilirsko stanovništvo oblikuje se pod grčkim utjecajem. Proces romanizacije podijelio je područje u kolonije Epidaur i Naronu, dva velika centra sa svojim agerima. Romansko stanovništvo miješa se s domicilnim, rimski patriciji grade ladanjsko-gospodarske vile u predgrađima, uz more te uz plodna polja i oblikuju okolni prostor s dominantno urbanim karakterom. I premda su te građevine često smještene izdvojeno od urbanog centra, one zadržavaju oblikovne i kulturološke karakteristike gradskoga života. Uz vile nastaju ladanjski vrtovi, pejsaž se pažljivo oblikuje: vinogradi i maslinici prevladavaju na terasama uz obrađena polja. Podjela plodne zemlje (sustav limitacije), gradnja cesta i pomorskih baza, vodovod, brojni gradski i gospodarski sklopovi i utvrde nedvojbeno govore o intenzivnom životu toga kraja. Možemo reći da se prva veća preobrazba pejsaža na dubrovačkom području dogodila u antici, u rimskom razdoblju – formiranje antičkog urbaniziranog pejsaža.
Conference Presentations by Andrea Čeko
The work builds arguments on the findings of the European Erasmus+ Architecture’s Afterlife research project whose aim is to identify the multi- sector impact of an architecture degree and the extent to which skills taught to architecture students are needed in other sectors. The study detects certain 'other values' among the answers of its in-depth interviews, as ‘other’ to the dominant, market-driven neoliberal narrative within architectural education. They are the values of communing, mutuality, and cooperation. Defined as ‘the systems that enable circulation of goods, knowledge, meaning, people and power’, the work seeks to further explore the soft infrastructures of value (re)production as crucial entanglements in architectural education.
Reviews by Andrea Čeko
U antičkom razdoblju na dubrovačkom području autohtono ilirsko stanovništvo oblikuje se pod grčkim utjecajem. Proces romanizacije podijelio je područje u kolonije Epidaur i Naronu, dva velika centra sa svojim agerima. Romansko stanovništvo miješa se s domicilnim, rimski patriciji grade ladanjsko-gospodarske vile u predgrađima, uz more te uz plodna polja i oblikuju okolni prostor s dominantno urbanim karakterom. I premda su te građevine često smještene izdvojeno od urbanog centra, one zadržavaju oblikovne i kulturološke karakteristike gradskoga života. Uz vile nastaju ladanjski vrtovi, pejsaž se pažljivo oblikuje: vinogradi i maslinici prevladavaju na terasama uz obrađena polja. Podjela plodne zemlje (sustav limitacije), gradnja cesta i pomorskih baza, vodovod, brojni gradski i gospodarski sklopovi i utvrde nedvojbeno govore o intenzivnom životu toga kraja. Možemo reći da se prva veća preobrazba pejsaža na dubrovačkom području dogodila u antici, u rimskom razdoblju – formiranje antičkog urbaniziranog pejsaža.
The work builds arguments on the findings of the European Erasmus+ Architecture’s Afterlife research project whose aim is to identify the multi- sector impact of an architecture degree and the extent to which skills taught to architecture students are needed in other sectors. The study detects certain 'other values' among the answers of its in-depth interviews, as ‘other’ to the dominant, market-driven neoliberal narrative within architectural education. They are the values of communing, mutuality, and cooperation. Defined as ‘the systems that enable circulation of goods, knowledge, meaning, people and power’, the work seeks to further explore the soft infrastructures of value (re)production as crucial entanglements in architectural education.