Meja med javnim in zasebnim v večstanovanjskih objektih

problem prilaščanja skupnih prostorov

Katja Žavbi (Author), Marjan Hočevar (Mentor)

Abstract

Prilaščanje skupnih prostorov je pri nas vedno pogosteje obravnavana problematika, s katero se srečuje večina stanovalcev večstanovanjskih objektov. Posledica individualizirane in avtomatizirane družbe se odraža pri odločanju o stanovanjskih zadevah, kjer si posameznik z lastnimi svojevrstnimi odločitvami sam določa način in potek življenja v stanovanju. Magistrsko delo opisuje, kako so družbene spremembe v nastajanju po sprejetju nove družbene ureditve vplivale na stanovanjsko področje. Medtem ko je bilo v povojnem obdobju stanovanje docela socialna kategorija, kjer je ustava zagotavljala pridobitev stanovanjske pravice, danes nova zakonodaja ustvarja pogoje za pridobitev primernega stanovanja, pri čemer vsakdo rešuje svoje stanovanjsko vprašanje. Posledice prehoda od skupnih k individualnim interesom vplivajo na spremembo vzorca družbenega ravnanja in odnosov, kjer preoblikovanje norm in vrednot vpliva na zabrisano mejo med zasebnim in javnim prostorom. Skupni prostori v večstanovanjskih objektih izgubljajo svojo prvotno namembnost, pri čemer prihaja do nedoslednega koriščenja in postavljanja »ovir« na prostore, namenjene vsem etažnim lastnikom. Na podlagi diskurzivne analize te raziskave se je pokazalo, kako hišni red kot tudi pogodba o medsebojnih razmerjih, ki se za kakovostno sobivanje omenjata v Stanovanjskem zakonu, ne varujeta etažnih lastnikov pred problemi prilaščanja skupnih prostorov. Med pisanjem naloge so se odprla tudi vprašanja izvajanja upravniških storitev, pri čemer kot pravna podlaga služijo ravno Stanovanjski zakon, Stvarnopravni zakonik in Pravilnik o standardih vzdrževanja stanovanjskih stavb in stanovanj.

Keywords

večstanovanjski objekti;javno in zasebno;skupni prostori;Stanovanjsko vprašanje;Zakonodaja;Stanovanja;Magistrska dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2018
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[K. Žavbi]
UDC:	316.334.54(043.3)
COBISS:	35955293
Views:	776
Downloads:	1359
Average score:	0 (0 votes)
Metadata:

Other data

Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	The line between the public and the private in multi-apartment buildings: the problem of common space appropriation
Secondary abstract:	The appropriation of common spaces is a topic that is being discussed more and more and something that most inhabitants of multi-apartment buildings have to face. The consequences of an individualised and atomised society are reflected in the decision-making process on housing matters since individuals choose their way and mode of life in an apartment based on their own decisions. This master’s thesis explains how social changes affected the housing field after the adoption of a new social order. In the post-war period, housing was an entirely social category and the constitution assured the right to obtain it. Nowadays, the new legislation sets conditions for the acquisition of an appropriate apartment, which is why everybody tries to solve their housing situation. The consequences of the shift from common to individual interests influence the change in societal behaviour and relationship patterns in which the modification of norms and values affect the blurred line between the private and the public space. Common spaces in multi-apartment buildings are losing their initial purpose with inconsistent use of the space and the placement of “obstacles” in the areas intended to be used by everybody. Based on a discursive analysis of the research, we discovered that house rules and the contract on interpersonal relationships, also mentioned in the Housing Act for a quality co-habitation, do not protect apartment owners from the problems of common space appropriation. While working on this thesis, several questions arose about the building managers' services for which the legal basis is set out by the Housing Act, the Law of Property Code and the Rules on standards for the maintenance of apartment buildings and apartments.
Secondary keywords:	Housing question;Legislation;Apartments;Master's theses;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages:	68 str.
ID:	10977453