The Pop-up Pergola – a temporary spatial installation in the public space of the Krš settlement (a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina) in Trebinje, highlights the values of architectural heritage in the direction of sustainable cultural tourism development through activating open public spaces. It represents an experimental model of action in sensitive areas of cultural heritage and simulates possibilities for activating other public spaces using co-creative spatial tactics with the engagement of the local community. The construction was a central part of the first StartArt! Festival, held 3-7/7/2023, within the framework of the H2020 TExTOUR project co-financed by the European Commission.
Credits
Architecture
small SCALE team of the Center for Spatial Research for 2023; Nemanja Ćuso, Miloš Marčeta, Nataša Jotić, Marijana Makarić, Tamara Novaković, Fatima Abazović, Branka Jakovljević, Dragoljub Kopranović, students of the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy of the University of Banja Luka, mentor: Igor Kuvač
Client
Start Art! Fest, Center for Spatial Research
Year of completion
2023
Location
Krš, Trebinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Total area
30 m2
Site area
300 m2
Photos
Igor Kuvač, Saša Zečević
Project Partners
The city of Trebinje, Touristic organization of Trebinje, Museum of Herzegovina Trebinje, JKP Rad Trebinje
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