Oranżerie Województwa Lubelskiego W Świetle Polskich Wzorników Sztuki Ogrodowej Z Xix I Xx Wieku / Orangeries In The Lublin Province In Light Of The Selected Polish Models Of Garden Art Of The 19Th And 20Th Centuries

Boguszewska, Kamila Lucyna

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“…The establishment of the palace park complex in Lubartów and its transformations was the subject of the articles by M. Kseniak [7] and E. Przesmycka [8]. The architecture of the greenhouse/hothouse in this complex was described by, among the others, Grytczuk, Kuźmicz [9] and K. Boguszewska [10], [11]. The municipal park in Lublin called the Ogród Saski was the subject of research and articles of J. Niedźwiedź [12] and N. Przesmycka [13].…”

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Municipal gardens as the synergic element of the structure of selected towns of Lublin region

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Planning of municipal gardens as the integral part of urban landscape in the Lublin region was typified by the activity of the outstanding garden planners: engineer Feliks Bieczyński and Walerian Kronenberg. This movement to create public, municipal green areas commenced in 19th century and continued with success during the inter-war period. This process took place in the big cities of Lublin, Zamość or Lubartów. Newly established public gardens were usually located on the outskirts of the city as for example, Park Saski (1837), Ogród Bronowicki (the Bronowicki Garden) - formerly called the Foksal Park in Lublin, or Park Miejski im. Jana Kanclerza Zamoyskiego (the Zamoyski Municipal Park - 1926) located in the former fortification area in Zamość. The situation in smaller cities such as Lubartów, Radzyń Podlaski (1755, planner: Jakub Fontana) and Kock (planner: Szymon Bogumił Zug) was slightly different. The former garden complex adjacent to the magnate residence served a key role in the urban structure of the settlement (thus, determining its development) was later adapted to the function of a municipal park. The article describes three selected garden complexes. The spatial relations of the parks in the context of their urban structure are analysed. The article takes into account their contemporary use and the state of preservation of their historic elements as presented in the original composition as presented in historic images and maps.Planning of municipal gardens as the integral part of urban landscape in the Lublin region was typified by the activity of the outstanding garden planners: engineer Feliks Bieczyński and Walerian Kronenberg. This movement to create public, municipal green areas commenced in 19th century and continued with success during the inter-war period. This process took place in the big cities of Lublin, Zamość or Lubartów. Newly established public gardens were usually located on the outskirts of the city as for example, Park Saski (1837), Ogród Bronowicki (the Bronowicki Garden) - formerly called the Foksal Park in Lublin, or Park Miejski im. Jana Kanclerza Zamoyskiego (the Zamoyski Municipal Park - 1926) located in the former fortification area in Zamość. The situation in smaller cities such as Lubartów, Radzyń Podlaski (1755, planner: Jakub Fontana) and Kock (planner: Szymon Bogumił Zug) was slightly different. The former garden complex adjacent to the magnate residence served a key role in the urban structure of the settlement (thus, determining its development) was later adapted to the function of a municipal park. The article describes three selected garden complexes. The spatial relations of the parks in the context of their urban structure are analysed. The article takes into account their contemporary use and the state of preservation of their historic elements as presented in the original composition as presented in historic images and maps.

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Municipal gardens as the synergic element of the structure of selected towns of Lublin region

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Ogrody islamu na przykładzie założeń ogrodowych Andaluzji

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Kultura południa Hiszpanii oparta została na zdobyczach cywilizacyjnych chrześcijan, wandalów i imperium muzułmańskiego. Stanowi ona przykład współistnienia różnych kultur i wierzeń. Okres jej największego rozwoju datowany jest na czas panowania kalifa Abd ar-Rahmana i jego następcy Hakma II, jednak najsłynniejsze obiekty, będące najlepiej zachowanymi przykładami architektury i sztuki ogrodowej Islamu, powstały w wieku XIV, kiedy to następował powolny upadek emiratu ze stolicą w Grenadzie. Wówczas wzniesione zostały takie zespoły pałacowo – parkowe jak Alhambra i letni pałac Generalife. Celem artykułu jest zaprezentowanie najważniejszych osiągnięć arabskiej sztuki ogrodowej południa Hiszpanii. Autorka omawia wybrane założenia ogrodowe Andaluzji opisując ich historię, kompozycję i zastosowaną roślinność ze szczególnym podkreśleniem jej symboliki.

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Oranżerie Województwa Lubelskiego W Świetle Polskich Wzorników Sztuki Ogrodowej Z Xix I Xx Wieku / Orangeries In The Lublin Province In Light Of The Selected Polish Models Of Garden Art Of The 19Th And 20Th Centuries

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Municipal gardens as the synergic element of the structure of selected towns of Lublin region

Municipal gardens as the synergic element of the structure of selected towns of Lublin region

Ogrody islamu na przykładzie założeń ogrodowych Andaluzji

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