Customary rules of the Rajac wine cellars construction

This paper considers the possibility of implementing the customary rules of construction and organization of the Rajac wine cellars, as well as whether and to what extent they have been implemented so far. Wine cellars of the village of Rajac are a unique example of ethno-architecture in th...

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Main Author: Alfirević Đorđe
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Institute of Architecture, Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia 2011-01-01
Series:Spatium
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Online Access:http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-569X/2011/1450-569X1124051A.pdf
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spelling doaj-a7811e8578294c7aaf084b14c1ebe35b2020-11-24T22:50:13ZengInstitute of Architecture, Urban & Spatial Planning of SerbiaSpatium1450-569X2217-80662011-01-01201124515610.2298/SPAT1124051A1450-569X1124051ACustomary rules of the Rajac wine cellars constructionAlfirević Đorđe0nemaThis paper considers the possibility of implementing the customary rules of construction and organization of the Rajac wine cellars, as well as whether and to what extent they have been implemented so far. Wine cellars of the village of Rajac are a unique example of ethno-architecture in the Republic of Serbia and its surrounding. They are under the protection regime as a rare spatial cultural-historical entity, i.e. cultural property of exceptional importance to Serbia. The paper analyzes various elements of spatial development and structure, as well as specific characteristics of construction carried out by migrant workers. Considering that customary rules of construction are found in some other complexes of folk architecture in the immediate and broader surrounding of the Republic of Serbia (Korčula, Dubrovnik and Ilok in the Republic of Croatia), it has been indicated, based on comparative analysis, that it is possible that the same rules as those implemented during the foundation and development of the Rajac wine cellars have also been implemented later during their renovation by introducing new architectural principles through characteristic way of construction of Macedonian craftsmen-builders - migrant workers.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-569X/2011/1450-569X1124051A.pdfcustomary rulesRajac wine cellarsmigrant workerscultural heritage
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title Customary rules of the Rajac wine cellars construction
title_short Customary rules of the Rajac wine cellars construction
title_full Customary rules of the Rajac wine cellars construction
title_fullStr Customary rules of the Rajac wine cellars construction
title_full_unstemmed Customary rules of the Rajac wine cellars construction
title_sort customary rules of the rajac wine cellars construction
publisher Institute of Architecture, Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia
series Spatium
issn 1450-569X
2217-8066
publishDate 2011-01-01
description This paper considers the possibility of implementing the customary rules of construction and organization of the Rajac wine cellars, as well as whether and to what extent they have been implemented so far. Wine cellars of the village of Rajac are a unique example of ethno-architecture in the Republic of Serbia and its surrounding. They are under the protection regime as a rare spatial cultural-historical entity, i.e. cultural property of exceptional importance to Serbia. The paper analyzes various elements of spatial development and structure, as well as specific characteristics of construction carried out by migrant workers. Considering that customary rules of construction are found in some other complexes of folk architecture in the immediate and broader surrounding of the Republic of Serbia (Korčula, Dubrovnik and Ilok in the Republic of Croatia), it has been indicated, based on comparative analysis, that it is possible that the same rules as those implemented during the foundation and development of the Rajac wine cellars have also been implemented later during their renovation by introducing new architectural principles through characteristic way of construction of Macedonian craftsmen-builders - migrant workers.
topic customary rules
Rajac wine cellars
migrant workers
cultural heritage
url http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/1450-569X/2011/1450-569X1124051A.pdf
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