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Proceed with Care Living with Tourism — Sveučilište u Zagrebu Vizualni identitet Aplikacija Arhitektonski fakultet Web stranice Af Sveučilište u Zagrebu Arhitektonski fakultet www Af Sveučilište u Zagrebu Fra Andrije Kačića Miošića 26, HR – 10000 Zagreb Arhitektonski fakultet tel: +385 (0) 1 4639 222 faks: +385 (0) 1 4828 079 University of Zagreb e-mail: [email protected] www.arhitekt.unizg.hr Faculty of Architecture žiro račun: 2360000-1101225521 Sveučilište u Zagrebu Fra Andrije Kačića Miošića 26 e-mail: [email protected] Arhitektonski fakultet hr – 10000 Zagreb http://www.arhitekt.unizg.hr University of Zagreb tel: +385 (0) 1 4639 222 oib 42061107444 Faculty of Architecture faks: +385 (0) 1 4828 079 žiro račun: 2360000-1101225521 University of Ljubljana Faculty of Social Sciences Aplikacija grafičkog standarda za mrežne stranice fakulte- Centre for Marketing and Public Relations ta sastoji se od znaka Sveučilišta i znaka Arhitektonskog fakulteta pozicioniranih u zaglavlju, u gornjem lijevom kutu. Aplikaciju znaka Sveučilišta predviđeno je koristiti u naznačenoj veličini u sivoj boji Pantone Cool Gray 11. Logotip Arhitektonskog fakultet (uključen logotip Sveučilišta) pisan je pismom Unizg Display Normal veličine 13 točaka (pt), proreda (leading) 13 pt, u boji Pan- tone Cool Gray 11, dok je adresa pisana pismom UniZg Light osf (oldstyle figures), veličina 8 pt, leading 9 pt, u boji Pantone Black prema definiciji iz listovnog papira. damir photo www.fabijanic.com 1st International Scientific Conference Proceed with care Living with tourism — On tourism and UNESCO World Heritage Sites Exploring and overcoming the challenges and threats of the emerging conflict between overtourism and the safeguarding of heritage cities, monuments and landscapes 02 – 05 May 2019, Šibenik, Croatia BOOK OF ABSTRACTS National Association for Interdisciplinary Activities in the Field of Heritage and Tourism, Zagreb, 2019 Impressum 1st International Scientific Conference Proceed With Care / Living With Tourism On Tourism and UNESCO World Heritage Sites Exploring and overcoming the challenges and threats of the emerging conflict between overtourism and the safeguarding of heritage cities, monuments and landscapes 02 – 05 May 2019, Šibenik, Croatia Under the Patronage of President of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović UNESCO Croatian Commission Republic of Croatia, Ministry of Tourism Book of Abstracts Editor Design and layout Jelena Skorup Juračić, PhD, Architect Anta Bučević, MA Publisher Cover design National Association for Interdisciplinary Šesnić & Turković Activities in the Field of Heritage and Tourism Jandrićeva 74a, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia Printed and bound in Croatia by [email protected] Tiskara Zelina d.d. For the publisher Copyright ARIES_Juracic_Skorup Architects, National Association for Interdisciplinary [email protected] Activities in the Field of Heritage and Tourism IMC-Agency, [email protected] Muze /Muses, [email protected] All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system Copy editing and proofreading or transmitted, in any form or by any means, (except Abstracts themselves*) (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording Anta Bučević, MA | Jan Juračić, MA or otherwise), without the prior written permission of the publisher. Any person who does any *Authors of the Abstracts were responsible unauthorized act in relation to this publication for language editing and proofreading. Abstracts may be liable to criminal prosecution and civil are printed as submitted by the Authors. claims for damages. ISBN 978-953-48533-1-3 CIP record is available in computer catalogue of Croatian National and University Library in Zagreb under number 001027544 Zagreb, April 2019. Acknowledgements We would like to express gratitude to our Patrons President of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović UNESCO Croatian Commission Republic Of Croatia, Ministry of Tourism Main Partner City of Šibenik — for their passionate support Co-organizers ARIES_Juracic Skorup Architects, Zagreb MUZE/MUSES, Zagreb IMC Agency, Zagreb Partners University of Zagreb, School of Architecture Università Iuav di Venezia, Doctoral Study Department for Architectural Design DPA, Escola Tècnica Superior de Barcelona ETSAB, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya UPC Centre for Marketing and Public Relations, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana Institute of Art History, Zagreb / Split Institute for Development and International Relations, Zagreb ICOMOS Croatian National Committee — Croatian National Tourist Board Public Cultural Institution Fortress of Culture, Šibenik Krka National Park Archi-living.com Damir Fabijanić Photography Turizmoteka Studio Šesnić&Turković Total Croatia News Šibenik City Museum ŠibenikIN, News Portal ADDE Studio, Zagreb Poslovni turizam-Croatia Meetings Contents 07 Welcome to Šibenik Redefining Identity Željko Burić, Mayor of City of Šibenik 52 Jesenka Ricl 09 Introduction lines 54 Zrinka Barišić Marenić, Gari Capelli, Minister of Tourism Nazli Ebru Mutlu, Pelin Gürol Öngören of the Republic of Croatia 56 Anica Čuka, Josip Faričić 11 Living with tourism 58 Evinç Doğan, Finola Kerrigan, Why do we all have to proceed with care? Hava Keskin, M. Hamdi Kan Jelena Skorup, Conference Committee Head 60 Ana Sopina, Estefanía López-Salas, 12 Conference Committee Bojana Bojanić Obad Šćitaroci 13 Scientific Committee 62 Ksenija Tokić, Ivana Banović Đorđević, 15 Abstracts Introduction Jasenka Kranjčević Prof. Dražen Juračić, Scientific Committee 64 Nataša Urošević, Kristina Afrić Rakitovac 66 Helena Tolić Architecture and Tourism 68 Pablo Villalonga Munar, Anna Sala Giralt Designing Visitation Models 70 Mirela Polić, Martina Prenkaj 16 Božo Benić 18 Agi Çeka, Jaime Roset Common Responsibility 20 Musquera Felip Sílvia 72 Nataša Ivanišević, Krunoslav Smit 22 Kristina Perkov, Tihomir Jukić 74 Anna Alexandrova, Ekaterina Aigina 24 Mirna Hršak, Tin Hršak 76 Giulia Piacenti 26 Stanka Ostojić, Davor Andrić, Zoran Veršić 78 Bruno Sève 28 Nataša Urošević, Kristina Afrić Rakitovac, 80 Ana Šverko, Maja Zelić Nikola Vojnović 82 Matteo Robiglio, Roberta Taramino, 30 Queralt Garriga Elena Vigliocco, Giulio Zotteri 84 Alma Zavodnik Lamovšek, Miran Gajšek Regeneration 86 Rosaria Revellini Place Making Concept 88 Tihomir Jukić, Jana Vukić 32 Ante Blaće 34 Anita Bušljeta Tonković, 90 Keynote speakers Lectures Ivan Brlić, Nikola Šimunić 98 Keynote speakers Biographies 36 Pierre Maurer 104 Programme 38 Tena Petrović, Domagoj Račić 40 Chiara Semenzin 42 Josipa Slaviček 44 Ives Vodanović Lukić 46 Goran Vareško, Marijana Vojtić 48 Aleksandra Tešin, Sanja Kovačić 50 Tomislav Klarin, Gabrijela Vidić, Ante Golem Welcome to Šibenik, city with two monuments on the UNESCO World Heritage List Placed in the central Dalmatia, close to mesmer- made up of four fortresses that represent a blend ising national parks and distinctively historical of cultural heritage, specific urban ambiance and cultural heritage, Šibenik, for the last past and unique blend into the natural environment. years has experienced “tourism boom”, and Today, most tourists assert cultural heritage as mostly thanks to the sustainable approach a main motive for coming to Šibenik, specifically, toward tourism. because of fortresses with their magnificent Few cities in the world have two monuments on contours and view they offer. UNESCO list of cultural heritage: The Cathedral Acting responsible with its heritage, Šibenik of St James and Fortress of St. Nicolas. Šibenik puts in focus preservation, protection, promo- is one of the rear cities which succeeded in tion and development of natural and cultural preserving balance between growing tourism treasure, and at the same time strive to resolve and identity of the city. challenges in protection of cultural heritage. Once the first town in this part of Europe with We believe that this conference will also public lighting on the alternating current, Šibenik bring some new ideas and offer exchange of has also been enlisted in the history with revit- valuable experiences in terms of preservation alisation of a recognizable fortification system and valorisation of cultural heritage. — Željko Burić, Mayor of City of Šibenik Book of Abstracts | 9 Introduction lines Tourism is a global instrument and initiatorfor of all who live and work there, defines and rec- the development of many innovative and devel- ognizes the economic value of tourism and its opmental processes, creator of new jobs and socio-cultural and environmental impacts. It is it should be a protector of natural and cultural important that each destination specifies its heritage as the base for the development of tourist priorities and goals so the development attractive tourism products and services. Due strategy can be adopted accordingly. It must to tourism, many services and infrastructure also include its inhabitants, as well as the public are significantly improved, which contributes to and private sector, and the state is here to help quality of life of our citizens, therefore it should co-finance projects and create a framework. assert that the future rests on the sustainabil- With the aim of further strengthening the quality, ity and accountability of all involved parties; raising the competitiveness of our country and from residents to the public and private sector. better positioning on the world map, we regulate Because of that, in modern tourism management, the legislative system with a package of reform emphasis must be point on responsible tourism tourist laws that are compliant with contemporary
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