Tag: Montenegro

Urban Rings as Indicators of Urban Transformation: The City of Nikšić, Montenegro

Issue: 2024, Volume 58, Number 3-4

After liberation from the Ottoman Empire in 1877, Nikšić became part of Montenegro, a sovereign and internationally recognized state after the Berlin Congress in 1878 became. With the permission of the Austro-Hungarian authorities, Croatian architect Josip Šilović Slade (1828–1911) was invited by Prince Nikola Petrović (1841–1924) to Montenegro, where he designed a series of significant […]

Context in the Works of Nikola Dobrović on the Territory of Herceg Novi

Issue: 2017, Volume 51, No. 3 - 4

In the conditions of current globalization trends, the creation of a new European political and spatial context and the expression of regional cultural differences, a need has emerged to redefine cultural and urban identity. Spatial-cultural identity is particularly strong in settings enriched by a recognisable geo-climate and cultural and built heritage such as the Adriatic […]