Klara Sulič (Author), Ana Kučan (Author)

Abstract

Za Grosuplje kot mlado mesto in primestno naselje velike Ljubljane je v zadnjih dveh desetletjih značilno veliko povečanje stanovanjske in poslovno-obrtne gradnje, s čimer se veča tudi število možnih uporabnikov odprtega prostora. Urejanje tega razvoju poselitve do nedavnega ni uspešno sledilo in zelene površine mesta v procesu urbanizacije niso bile obravnavane celostno ali enakovredno drugim rabam prostora. Na podlagi teh izhodišč je bilo zastavljeno osnovno vprašanje, kakšne so danes potrebe po tipih in količini urejenih zelenih površin v Grosupljem. Predpostavljeno je bilo, da v mestu tako ustrezno urejenih površin, ki bi učinkovito služile potrebam uporabnikov, primanjkuje, porajal pa se je tudi dvom o dostopnosti in javnem značaju obstoječih zelenih površin, kar je lahko precejšnja ovira za uporabnika. Da bi preverili te domneve in izhodišča, je bila med prebivalci izvedena krajša anketna raziskava, sočasno pa opravljena tudi analiza prostora. Glavni ugotovitvi sta bili dve. Problem mestnih zelenih površin in odprtih prostorov se bolj kot na količino nanaša na kakovost ureditve ter vsebino teh prostorov. Potrebe po urejenih zelenih površinah izražajo tako prebivalci enodružinskih hiš kot večstanovanjskih objektov. Na podlagi ugotovitev so bile podane splošne usmeritve za urejanje zelenih površin v Grosupljem in tudi usmeritve, ki so lahko v pomoč pri oblikovanju podobe mesta.

Keywords

krajinska arhitektura;zelene površine;urejanje krajine;prostorsko urejanje;mesta;mestna krajina;Grosuplje;potrebe;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization: UL BF - Biotechnical Faculty
Publisher: Urbanistični inštitut Slovenije
UDC: 712.2(497.4 Ljubljana)
COBISS: 5815929 Link will open in a new window
ISSN: 0353-6483
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Needs analysis for public green spaces in Grosuplje
Secondary abstract: A huge increase in residential and business-commercial construction has characterised Grosuplje, a young town and suburban settlement of the greater Ljubljana area, over the last two decades, thereby increasing the number of possible users of its open space. The arrangement of this settlement development to date has not been successfully followed and urban green areas undergoing the urbanisation process were not treated fully or equivalently to other spatial utilisation. Based on these departure points, a basic question has arisen: what types and quantities of planned green areas are needed in Grosuplje today? It was assumed that such planned areas which would effectively serve the needs of users were lacking in the town, yet doubt regarding accessibility and the public nature of existing green areas has arisen, which could pose a considerable obstacle to users. In order to verify these assumptions and departure points, a short research survey was carried out with the residents, with a spatial analysis performed simultaneously. There were two key findings. The problem of urban green areas and open spaces is more about the quality of the arrangement and content of these spaces rather than the quantity. The need for planned green areas was expressed by the residents of both single homes and multi-storey dwellings. General guidelines for planning green areas in Grosuplje as well as guidelines which could aid in designing the town's appearance were given based on these findings.
Secondary keywords: green areas;needs analysis;urban apperance;
URN: URN:NBN:SI
Type (COBISS): Not categorized
Pages: str. 42-52, 159-168
Volume: ǂLetn. ǂ19
Issue: ǂšt. ǂ2
Chronology: 2008
ID: 1736853