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Current mobility strategies tend to pursue sustainable solutions with low environmental and economic impact, such as the disincentive to the use of private vehicles. Mobility on foot is among the most advantageous forms for short distances, especially if different technological and infrastructural solutions are inserted in the urban context such as underpasses that limit the likely conflicts with motor vehicles. These solutions, however, are not easily perceived as positive because people often do not like to change their usual routes or because they feel psychological discomfort when they pass through closed places. This research work focuses on the evaluation of the benefits of including a small underpass in the city of Rijeka, Croatia and through an Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), a multi-criteria analysis, it was possible to prioritize a number of decision-making alternatives, related to qualitative and quantitative evaluations, otherwise not directly comparable, and combining multidimensional measurement scales into a single priority scale. This analysis allows to provide cues for local and non-local urban planning, encouraging through the participatory form an active comparison between the population and local authorities and at the same time allows to assess which multidisciplinary processes (psychological/engineering) are possible to put in place to encourage the research on pedestrian behavior.
Tiziana Campisi; Socrates Basbas; Giovanni Tesoriere; Mirto Trouva; Thomas Papas; Iva Mrak. How to Create Walking Friendly Cities. A Multi-Criteria Analysis of the Central Open Market Area of Rijeka. Sustainability 2020, 12, 9470 .
AMA StyleTiziana Campisi, Socrates Basbas, Giovanni Tesoriere, Mirto Trouva, Thomas Papas, Iva Mrak. How to Create Walking Friendly Cities. A Multi-Criteria Analysis of the Central Open Market Area of Rijeka. Sustainability. 2020; 12 (22):9470.
Chicago/Turabian StyleTiziana Campisi; Socrates Basbas; Giovanni Tesoriere; Mirto Trouva; Thomas Papas; Iva Mrak. 2020. "How to Create Walking Friendly Cities. A Multi-Criteria Analysis of the Central Open Market Area of Rijeka." Sustainability 12, no. 22: 9470.
Kaštel (Gradina) Trsat je jedan od najpoznatijih objekata graditeljske baštine u Primorskogoranskoj županiji. U svrhu projekta obnove, Grad Rijeka je 2015. godine naručio snimak kompleksa (ukupno skoro 8000 m²). Za izradu snimka korištena je laboratorijska oprema Sveučilišta u Rijeci. Cilj rada je prikazati proces snimka, dati analizu mogućnosti kombiniranja laserskog snimka s drugim suvremenim metodama (snimanje bespilotnom letjelicom, fotomodeliranje), usporediti rezultate snimka s postojećim snimkama kompleksa, utvrditi nove podatke o kompleksu te provesti diskusiju o rezultatima i važnosti koje ovakvo kompleksno snimanje može imati za očuvanje kulturne baštine.
Iva Mrak; Nana Palinić; Cela Matan. Laserski snimak Trsatskog kaštela kao dio strategije očuvanja kulturne baštine Rijeke. Zbornik radova 2019, 22, 159 -187.
AMA StyleIva Mrak, Nana Palinić, Cela Matan. Laserski snimak Trsatskog kaštela kao dio strategije očuvanja kulturne baštine Rijeke. Zbornik radova. 2019; 22 (1):159-187.
Chicago/Turabian StyleIva Mrak; Nana Palinić; Cela Matan. 2019. "Laserski snimak Trsatskog kaštela kao dio strategije očuvanja kulturne baštine Rijeke." Zbornik radova 22, no. 1: 159-187.
U radu je dan povijesni pregled razvoja turizma u Rovinju te je razvoj zone Monte Mulini analiziran kao posebno zanimljiv s aspekta novije hotelske izgradnje u Hrvatskoj. Na relativno malom području uz rub parka šume Zlatni Rt u posljednjih desetak godina sagrađena su čak tri visoko kategorizirana hotela na mjestu postojećih te je renoviran hotel Eden arhitekata Bartolića i Begovića. U radu se analiziraju osnovne karakteristike nove gradnje i rekonstrukcije hotela Eden te urbanističke i arhitektonske karakteristike ove zone.
Stefan Krošnjak; Iva Mrak; Cela Matan; Marko Franković. Suvremena turistička izgradnja na području Rovinja - zona Monte Mulini, Istra. Zbornik radova 2019, 21, 31 -50.
AMA StyleStefan Krošnjak, Iva Mrak, Cela Matan, Marko Franković. Suvremena turistička izgradnja na području Rovinja - zona Monte Mulini, Istra. Zbornik radova. 2019; 21 (1):31-50.
Chicago/Turabian StyleStefan Krošnjak; Iva Mrak; Cela Matan; Marko Franković. 2019. "Suvremena turistička izgradnja na području Rovinja - zona Monte Mulini, Istra." Zbornik radova 21, no. 1: 31-50.
Kako je 19. stoljeće stoljeće razvoja konstrukcija, tako je 20. stoljeće je stoljeće razvoja novih materijala za konstrukcije, ali i završne radove pa tako razvoj i upotrebu konstrukcija uvedenih u 19. i 20. stoljeću slijedi i razvoj fasadnih sistema. U radu se analizira ovaj razvoj na primjerima u Rijeci i riječkoj okolici.
Iva Mrak; Edin Edin Redžović. Tendencije u suvremenim fasadama u Rijeci. Zbornik radova 2018, 20, 189 -206.
AMA StyleIva Mrak, Edin Edin Redžović. Tendencije u suvremenim fasadama u Rijeci. Zbornik radova. 2018; 20 (1):189-206.
Chicago/Turabian StyleIva Mrak; Edin Edin Redžović. 2018. "Tendencije u suvremenim fasadama u Rijeci." Zbornik radova 20, no. 1: 189-206.
The article describes the evaluation model for cultural heritage in spatial planning, created in the shifting perspective from a static-contemplative to a dynamic-planning understanding of the heritage. The shift is manifested in the creation of the model which allows analysis, diagnosis, definition of strategies for spatial heritage (registered and under the consideration for protection) and its evaluation and monitoring (besides the basic evaluation of the heritage characteristics). It also allows for creation and evaluation of development and management scenarios through identification and comparison of different strategic options. The article illustrates the methodology and construction of the model based on multi-criteria and heritage evaluation models and an application on a case study on the archaeological and hydro-archaeological Roman and Palaeo-christian site Fulfinum-Mirine in Croatia.
Iva Mrak. Evaluation model for cultural heritage in spatial planning. International Journal of Global Environmental Issues 2014, 13, 206 .
AMA StyleIva Mrak. Evaluation model for cultural heritage in spatial planning. International Journal of Global Environmental Issues. 2014; 13 (2/3/4):206.
Chicago/Turabian StyleIva Mrak. 2014. "Evaluation model for cultural heritage in spatial planning." International Journal of Global Environmental Issues 13, no. 2/3/4: 206.
The paper describes the shifting perspective from the contemplative view to the dynamic-evolutionary view of heritage and the main characteristics of the resulting multi-criterial decision-aid tool for the evaluation of heritage. With the integration of conservation in planning processes and with opening of the procedures to public participation, there is a need for decision-aid tools that can help increase rationality and transparency in decision-making processes related to planning. By understanding the contemporary view of heritage and the landscape, it is possible to create tools capable of accounting for spatial complexity and the extant cultural, social, historic and economic relations. With this in mind, a specific tool was created that can be used for the analysis, diagnosis, evaluation and monitoring of spatial heritage (registered and under consideration for protection), identifying opportunities, defining strategies for heritage management processes, and in the creation and evaluation of development and management scenarios. The paper illustrates a shift in the consideration of heritage in spatial planning and presents an application of the developed model in a case study.
Iva Mrak. A Methodological Framework Based on the Dynamic-Evolutionary View of Heritage. Sustainability 2013, 5, 3992 -4023.
AMA StyleIva Mrak. A Methodological Framework Based on the Dynamic-Evolutionary View of Heritage. Sustainability. 2013; 5 (9):3992-4023.
Chicago/Turabian StyleIva Mrak. 2013. "A Methodological Framework Based on the Dynamic-Evolutionary View of Heritage." Sustainability 5, no. 9: 3992-4023.
Cities are traditionally considered as centers of prosperity, but after a long process of deindustrialization, the classical opportunities presented by cities as administrative, production, financial and cultural hot spots can no longer be taken for granted without questioning the present organizational and spatial models. After an introduction to the decision-aid tools and processes needed to orient development in a sustainable way, the paper describes the characteristics and an application of the decision-aid tool created for analysis, diagnosis and evaluation of opportunities. The proposal briefly considers the reconnection of the city with its region, urban renewal, creative and productive activities, necessary support institutions, contemporary sustainable economic approaches and infrastructure. This approach is illustrated on the case of the incubator proposal for the City of Rijeka, Croatia, once an important port and industrial city with a long history. The technological modifications in the functioning of the port and abandoning of industrial production in the proximity, but also geological formation and prevalent building typologies, make the case exemplary of the problems faced in contemporary cities. The paper proposes a process and tools for analysis and evaluation and indicators for the sustainability of the proposal.
Iva Mrak. Locally Based Development—Tools for Identifying Opportunities and Evaluating Port Area Strategies of Rijeka. Sustainability 2013, 5, 4024 -4056.
AMA StyleIva Mrak. Locally Based Development—Tools for Identifying Opportunities and Evaluating Port Area Strategies of Rijeka. Sustainability. 2013; 5 (9):4024-4056.
Chicago/Turabian StyleIva Mrak. 2013. "Locally Based Development—Tools for Identifying Opportunities and Evaluating Port Area Strategies of Rijeka." Sustainability 5, no. 9: 4024-4056.