magistrsko delo
Urša Mahnič (Author), Aleš Vodopivec (Mentor), Gašper Medvešek (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Prehod splošne populacije v samostojnost se pomika v pozna dvajseta leta. Veliko vlogo pri tem ima slaba dostopnost stanovanj za mlade. V še večji stiski se znajdejo mladostniki s čustvenimi in vedenjskimi težavami ali motnjami, ki so nastanjeni v strokovnih centrih in nimajo funkcionalnih družin. Po odpustu imajo na izbiro osamosvojitev ali vrnitev v domače okolje, kar je prej posledica nuje kot lastne želje. Razkorak med življenjem v instituciji in popolno svobodo je namreč velik in kaže na potrebo po prehodni obliki namestitve – mladinskem stanovanju, ki ga ustanove zaradi preobremenjenosti težko zagotovijo. Občutka osamljenosti, s katerim se mladostniki soočajo ob odhodu iz ustanove, bi se lažje znebili v družbi živali iz zavetišč. Naloga raziskuje že izvedene primere sobivanja ljudi in živali ter njihove vplive. Opozarja na neustrezno lociranje in snovanje zavetišč za živali. Razvije nov program in prostorski prototip s povečanim številom točk interakcij med stanovalci in splošno javnostjo. Sobivanje živali in mladostnikov nadgradi z njihovimi sovrstniki – študenti, ki pripomorejo k integraciji, normalizaciji in zavirajo segregacijo. Arhitekturna in programska zasnova prispevata k uspešni vključitvi mladih v družbo, lažjemu prehodu v samostojnost ter hitrejši posvojitvi živali. Projekt je lociran v Ljubljani, na območju Roške, kjer je načrtovana gradnja študentskega doma. Poudarek je na prilagodljivosti stanovanjskih enot, stopnjevanju zasebnosti ter hkrati velikemu številu skupnih prostorov in ustvarjanju različnih možnosti sobivanja ljudi in živali. Z implementacijo raznolikega javnega programa je v stavbo aktivno vključena tudi širša javnost. Projekt je zasnovan trajnostno, tako programsko kot arhitekturno.

Keywords

magistrske naloge;arhitektura;stanovanja za mlade;stanovanjske soseske;študentski domovi;zavetišča;integracija;mladi;Ljubljana;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL FA - Faculty of Architecture
Publisher: [U. Mahnič]
UDC: 728:725:636.083(497.4Ljubljana)(043.2)
COBISS: 171896579 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Conceptual design of youth apartments with an animal shelter on Roška street in Ljubljana
Secondary abstract: The shift towards independence in the general population now occurs in the late twenties, driven by limited housing availability for youth. This trend is particularly challenging for young individuals with emotional and behavioral issues, often placed in specialized facilities without functional families. Upon release, they face a choice between independence and returning home, usually out of necessity rather than a personal preference. The gap between institutional living and complete independence vast and underscores the need for transitional options like youth apartments, which institutions struggle to provide due to overcrowding. The loneliness felt by young people leaving institutions can be eased by shelter animals. This thesis explores cohabitation between humans and animals, emphasizing the shortcomings of current animal shelters. It proposes a new program and spatial prototype with more interaction points among residents and the public. Student peers are also involved to facilitate integration, normalization, and prevention of segregation. This design supports smoother transitions to independence, faster animal adoption, and successful social integration. The project in Ljubljana, near the Roška ulica Street, where the construction of a student dorm is planned, focuses on adaptable housing units that enhance privacy and offer shared spaces for humans and animals. The general public also participates through diverse public programs, with sustainability integrated into the project's programming and architectural design.
Secondary keywords: youth apartment animal shelter residential care institution Roška in Ljubljana cohabitation of animals and humans architecture;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za arhitekturo
Pages: 163 str.
ID: 20552073