The aim of the research is to provide a numerical evaluation of the occurrence of New European Bauhaus (NEB) principles in urban plans, using four key indicators: GI (green infrastructure), POS (public open space), PSN (public and social needs), and UR (urban reconstruction). The initial step in the research involves determining numerical quantitative indicators with target reference values, which are then used as a measure of compliance with the vision of the NEB. Indicators are modeled based on elements embedded in urban plans and implemented in a framework for evaluating these plans. Through the analysis of collected data, a comparison is made with the set goals and values of the NEB, thus enabling the assignment of ratings for occurrence and identification of areas where improvements are needed. The research results for Rijeka point to the need for planning new green areas, maintaining and developing street networks, and increasing pedestrian and park areas. Additionally, there is a suggested need to increase content to meet public and social needs and expand areas planned for urban reconstruction. The research results emphasize the importance of monitoring and adjusting urban plans to the NEB platform to achieve sustainable and balanced urban development goals, highlighting the need for continuous improvement in the quality of urban planning.

In the 21st century, the role of railway stations began to change, as they began to integrate various modes of transport to become multimodal transit hubs (MTHs). They are often part of urban transformation plans due to the vast and underutilized spaces associated with them. This paper aims to reveal the changes in urban functions within transformed city areas due to the development of MTHs, as well as within MTHs themselves, by utilizing a widely accepted theoretical concept: the “15-minute city”. All conclusions are drawn by analyzing MTHs in urban transformation areas of European metropolises: Barcelona, Berlin, and London. The research shows that areas previously designated only for one use—industry—become areas with diverse urban functions after urban transformation. The reduction in infrastructural areas has resulted in the concentration of urban functions within these areas. This concentration can be observed in the following two ways: urban diversity has increased, and urban functions occupy significantly larger areas than before the urban transformation. It has been established that MTHs are catalysts for comprehensive urban transformation, as indicated by economic investments largely directed toward the development of urban functions in their surrounding areas.

The architecture of summer residences in the Dubrovnik region from the 15th and 16th centuries represents elements of cultural and historical heritage that both enhance the landscape and bear witness to the rich legacy rooted in the native Mediterranean ambience. By learning about the specific spatial characteristics that define Dubrovnik’s summer residences, this research aimed to comprehend their urban and architectural essence and determine the possibilities of using the typology of these residences as a tool for planning the balanced development of both the private and societal aspects of the city. This study identified indicators of the spatial parameters of existing historic Dubrovnik summer residences in Gruž and then analyzed them according to types of spatial planning conditions to guide the construction and development of building plots. The research was conducted using a model representation of the spatial indicators of the summer residences. The analysis of the model data revealed the characteristics of the typology of Dubrovnik summer residences, highlighting the urban and architectural features of the plots, houses, and gardens, the use of technological innovations, and the coexistence of privacy and sociality. The recognized specificities led to the conclusion that the typology of Dubrovnik summer residences can serve as an exceptionally valuable spatial planning tool.

Članak istražuje tematska područja Planova upravljanja spomeničkim cjelinama pod zaštitom UNESCO-a te ih postavlja u komparativni odnos sa suvremenim urbanističkim problemima mediteranskih gradova na primjeru Dubrovnika, Venecije i Krfa. Utvrđuju se zajedničke i razlikovne svojstvenosti urbanističkih obilježja gradova i tematskih cjelina njihovih Planova upravljanja kao indikatora urbanističkih problema u kontekstu suvremenoga mediteranskog grada.

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