Na Klumpo, vsi! – Idejna zasnova turistične točke z vaškim agregatom v Prlekiji

Lukman, Ajda (author), Perović, Vaso (mentor)

V svojem magisterskem delu obravnavam manjšo vinogradniško vasico na obrobju Prlekije. S pričakovanim razvojem turizma destinacije Jeruzalem Ormož, se vaščani sprašujemo kako strmeti k napredku in hkrati ohranjati tišino s katero smo obdani. Razvojna strategija turizma v Prlekiji se ves čas spogleduje z večno konkurentko, destinacijo Goriška Brda. Uspešna zgodba, pri kateri pa vaščani občutijo tudi negativne spremembe. Kje je ravnovesje med dobro turistično ponudbo in potrebami lokalnih prebivalcev? Kako lahko prleška vasica postane prostor, kjer se prepletajo različne zgodbe in poti, kjer turizem ne pomeni zgolj ekonomskega razvoja, ampak predvsem priložnost za krepitev skupnosti in ustvarjanje novih povezav med ljudmi. Z načrtovanjem projekta na konkretni lokaciji s konkretno problematiko staranja prebivalstva, naloga raziskuje kako lahko turistična točka postane agregat vasi, kolaž izkušenj, prepleta generacij, postaja prostor prebivanja, druženja in okolje prenosa tradicije in znanj.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: turizem, podeželje, arhitektura, skupnost
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Organization: FA - Faculty of Architecture
• Year: 2024
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-164469
• COBISS.SI-ID: 213423107
• Publication date in RUL: 26.10.2024

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: To Klumpa, everyone! - Conceptual design of a tourist spot with a village generator in Prlekija

Abstract

In my master thesis I am working on a small wine-growing village on the outskirts of Prlekija. With the expected development of the tourism destination Jeruzalem Ormož, the villagers are wondering how to strive for progress and at the same time preserve the silence with which we are surrounded. The development strategy for tourism in Prlekija is constantly flirting with its eternal competitor, the destination of Goriška Brda. A success story, but one in which the villagers are also experiencing negative changes. Where is the balance between a good tourist offer and the needs of the local population? How can a small village become a place where different stories and paths intertwine, where tourism is not just about economic development, but above all an opportunity to strengthen communities and create new connections between people. By designing a project in a concrete location with a concrete problem of an ageing population, the task explores how a tourist spot can become an aggregate of a village, a collage of experiences, an interweaving of generations, becoming a place of residence, a place of socialising and an environment for the transmission of traditions and knowledge.

• Keywords: tourism, countryside, architecture, community