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Mapping the Croatian Coast
A Road Trip to Architectural Legacies
of Cold War and Tourism Boom
Antonia Dika and Bernadette Krejs (Eds)
This book, conceived as a road trip, leads through the fascinating architectural heritage from the time of the tourism boom and of the Cold War in Croatia. Along the Adriatic high way, the picturesque coastal road from the 1960s, impressive hotel complexes and secret military posts emerged at the same time, which today share a similar fate: as ruins with a sea view. The authors from the research department of housing and design of TU Vienna outline routes to these hidden architectures describe their development, their role in the non-aligned state of Yugoslavia, their decline and their transformation. Eight removable folding maps examine special phenomena of the coastal area and make the book a practical guide on the journey to the hidden gems of the Croatian Adriatic coast.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
06 | Introduction
Mapping the Croatian Coast
Antonia Dika & Bernadette Krejs
10 | Coastal Tour Meditations
Michael Obrist
14 | Timeline-Map of Croatia
20 | Day 01 around Rijeka
01 ex. Motel Sljeme Preluka [Motel Panorama], near Rijeka
02 Hotel Neboder, Rijeka
03 Hotel Complex Uvala Scott, Kraljevica
04 ex. Hotel Complex Haludovo, Malinska
38 | Adriatic Coast Between Mass Tourism & Cold War
Antonia Dika
42 | Day 02 around Zadar
05 ex. Military Complex, Šepurine
50 | From “Social Tourism” to a Mass Market Consumer Paradise
Michael Zinganel
56 | Day 03 around Šibenik
06 ex. Hall of the Yugoslav People‘s Army [Dom JNA], Šibenik
07 ex. Military Complex, Island of Zlarin
08 Hotel Complex Solaris, Šibenik
09 ex. Hotel complex Marina Lucica, Primošten
10 ex. Motel Sljeme Trogir [Motel Soline], Trogir
78 | Motel Trogir: Saving the Past Futures
Lidija Butković Mićin & Nataša Bodrožić
84 | Day 04 around Split
11 Hotel Maestral, Brela
12 ex. Children’s Holiday Resort, Krvavica
13 ex. Ship Bunker Brijesta, south of Ploče
102 | Mobility Map Croatian Coast
104 | Opposing Ambitions Shaping the Ground
of the Eastern Adriatic Coast
Melita Čavlović
108 | Day 05 around Dubrovnik
14 Hotel Palace, Dubrovnik
15 Hotel Libertas, Dubrovnik
16 ex. Military Holiday Resort, Kupari
17 ex. Grand Hotel, Island of Lopud
126 | Mapping as a Research Method in Architecture
Bernadette Krejs
132 | Photo References
Further Reading
Hotel Recommendations
Mapping Jadranska Magistrala
Dictionary
142 | Imprint
ABOUT THE BOOK, EDITORS & CONTRIBUTORS
This book was produced as a follow-up to the master design studio “Mapping the Croatian Coast”, taught by Bernadette Krejs and Antonia Dika at the Research Unit of Housing and Design, Vienna University of Technology.
Essays by: Nataša Bodrožić & Lidija Butković Mićin, Melita Čavlović, Antonia Dika, Bernadette Krejs, Michael Obrist und Michael Zinganel.
Contributions by: Irena Atanasova, Carina Bliem, Diana Contiu, Magdalena Drach, Lucia de la Duena Sotelo, Aline Eriksson, Michaela Fodor, Sarah Gold, Raphael Gregorits, Joana Gritsch, Maria Groiss, Nina Haider, Pia Knott, Cristina Krois, Philip Langer, Michael Lindinger, Jakob Lugmayr, Nina Zawosta and Marija Živanović.
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