Ženski dom: Idejna zasnova revitalizacije karejev 9 in 13 v Ptuju

Jagarinec, Blaž (author), Perović, Vaso (mentor)

Ženski dom je idejni pristop k revitalizaciji središča v Ptuju. Za območje spomeniškega varstva in kar nekaj urbanih izzivov preteklih let se postavlja vprašanje, kako pristopiti k prenovi/revitalizaciji in kako s tem načrtovati prostorski razvoj? Zaključno delo, za obstoječe stanje manjkajoče ureditve mestnega jedra, poda rešitev v fazah kot vizijo za naslednjih nekaj let. V prvi fazi rešuje socialno stisko tamkajšnjih prebivalcev in problem razpršene gradnje z oskrbovanimi stanovanji za vdove, ki glede na vzorce odseljevanja mladih in stopnjo umrljivosti starejših še vedno ostajajo na Ptuju. Obenem za ločen družbeni problem: porast vodenih primerov nasilja v družini (nad ženskami z otroci), nova tipologija varne hiše pridobi kapacitete za namestitev žrtev. Z integracijskimi programi jim rešitev pomaga do njihove neodvisnosti – bivanjske, finančne in čustvene. V novonastali poselitvi naloga vidi možnost revitalizacije, ko v drugi fazi združi novo poselitev z obstoječim kontekstom kulturnega razvoja. Ptuj ima zaradi zgodovine ljubiteljske kulture festivale/dejavnosti/društva, ki uspešno ohranjajo kulturo v mestu. Ker zasedajo trenutno obstoječe ustanove/organizacije mesta, z novimi (zanje) prostori in z združevanjem programov za omenjeno družbeno problematiko, pridobijo možnost razvijanja dejavnosti za mesto in ljudi, ki v njem živijo. Mesto se tako prenavlja s programi. Prostorska rešitev se lokacijsko razprostira po karejih 9 in 13 v Ptuju na petih lokacijah. Kljub razpršenosti so vsebine povezane v skupen razvoj. Arhitekturna intervencija je urbano orodje, da pet lokacij postane eno: za vzpostavitev potrebnega utripa mesta Ptuj.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: ptuj, stanovanja, revitalizacija, prenova, družinsko nasilje, ovdovelost, kulturni razvoj
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Organization: FA - Faculty of Architecture
• Year: 2022
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-142415
• COBISS.SI-ID: 129667843
• Publication date in RUL: 07.11.2022

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Women's Dormitory: Project proposal for the revitalization of quarter 9 and 13 in Ptuj

Abstract

The Women's dormitory is a conceptual approach to the revitalisation of Ptuj's city centre. For the conservation area and several urban challenges of the past years, the question is how to approach the renovation/revitalisation and how to plan the spatial development with this in mind? The final work for the existing situation of the missing city centre development provides a solution in phases as a vision for the next few years. In the first phase, it solves the social plight of the local population and the problem of scattered building with housing for widows, who still remain in Ptuj due to the migration patterns of young people moving out and certain mortality rates of the elderly. At the same time, for a separate social problem: the increase in domestic violence cases (against women with children), the new typology of a safe house provides the capacity to accommodate victims. Through integration programmes, the solution helps them to achieve their independence - residential, financial and emotional. The task sees in the new settlement the possibility of revitalisation, when in a second phase it integrates the new settlement with the existing context of cultural development. Ptuj has a history of amateur culture and has festivals/activities/societies that successfully preserve culture in the city. As they occupy currently existing institutions/organisations of the city, they gain the possibility to develop activities for the city and its people by creating new (for them) spaces and by combining programmes for the social issues mentioned above. The city is being renewed through programmes. The spatial solution is spread over five locations in Ptuj, located in squares 9 and 13. The architectural intervention is an urban tool to make the five locations one: to bring the necessary pulse of Ptuj to life.

• Keywords: ptuj, housing, revitalization, renovation, domestic abuse, widowhood, cultural development