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RESPONSIVE LANDSCAPE: Resilience of urban park

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Master academic studies - Second year - Master Final project
mentors: professor PhD Ana Nikezić, research assistant PhD Aleksandra Milovanović 
location: Bukovička banja, Aranđelovac, Serbia 
RESPONSIVE LANDSCAPE: Resilience of the urban park

This project addresses the challenges faced by spa areas in the face of in­creasingly intense and evident climate change. How to preserve and strengthen the natural conditions that enable the existence of such areas in relation to inevitable global changes. How to create a space that shapes dynamic social and ecological processes capable of adapting to changing conditions over time, and how to com­municate with such environments. The assumption is that, with the help of archi­tecture, infrastructure, and technology, if treated as a hybrid, a solution can be found in transforming into a responsive landscape - landscape that reacts and evolves, responding more quickly to changes and behaving like a living organism. Accord­ingly, this project aims to develop a strategy for transforming the spa area into a resil­ient responsive landscape, using the specific example of the urban spa park "Bukov­ička Banja" in Aranđelovac. An analysis was conducted by collecting and mapping information on the natural conditions of the area, including vegetative, topographic, and hydrographic characteristics. The predicted consequences of their existence, such as temperature, humidity, and pollutants, were synthesized. Treating the park as a living organism, which should guarantee resilience, is conceptualized through the components of homeostasis - the skills of a living organism to maintain an opti­mal range despite changing environmental conditions. 
RESPONSIVE LANDSCAPE: Resilience of urban park
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RESPONSIVE LANDSCAPE: Resilience of urban park

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