This book is approximately one particular city,approximately the cities in general, and approximately the ways to approach the urban. The main aim behind its production was to present one authentic urban practice, and hypothesizing how unique practices demand authentic methods capable to simultaneously address times and spaces,the glamour and the everydayness of the urban. The book deals with Split, the key urban centre of Dalmatia. More specifically, or it focuses at the historic core of Split,the eminent Diocletian’s Palace. That treasure house of Mediterranean urbanity has the capacity to interrogate urban and cultural theories. One could argue that the spaces of the Palace, measuring modest 180 by 215 meters, or …Continue reading →
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