Public Art in Belgrade

Arandelovic, Biljana

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-35070-3_6

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“…In that case, if the donee dies before the donor, the subject of a donation contract in prospect of death would belong to the heirs of the donor. 17 However, there were some notions that the donation contract in prospect of death is valid only on the condition that the donee outlives the donor. 18 Therefore, it was about the concept of a donation in prospect of death in the form of legacy.…”

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Donation in Prospect of Death (Donatio Mortis Causa)

Raković¹

2019

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Donation in prospect of death represents a legal transaction witha long legal tradition. This institute shares common Roman legal roots with atestament and legacy. In different time periods of the development of Roman law,donatio mortis causa had variable legal nature, with the dominance of the onecreated in the time of Justinian’s law wherein donatio mortis causa representeda legacy. It was an unencumbered desposal of a donor for the benefit of a doneewith effect after the death of the donor, under the condition the donee outlivedthe donor. As such, donatio mortis causa could be revoked.The disputable legal nature had marked further development of a donation inprospect of death.Hence, ACC accepted double nature of a donation in prospectof death, as a legacy and as a donation contract, while SCC accepted Romanconception. Such divergent interpretation has remained to date, since donatiomortis causa has not been regulated neither by current contract nor inheritancelaw. It is, generally, believed that donatio mortis causa represents a type ofdonation contract inter vivos, wherein the handing over of the object of donationhas been postponed until the death of the donor. It is a donation contract enteredinto under suspensive condition that occurs at the moment of death of the donor,and the condition is for the donee to ourlive the donor. If the donee happens todie before the donor, his heirs have a right to request handing over of the objectof donation.Donatio mortis causa contract, as a rule, is irrevokable.

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Section: Donation In Prospect Of Death In Sccmentioning

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Donation in Prospect of Death (Donatio Mortis Causa)

Raković¹

2019

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“…Vujadinović [14] states that liveability includes various activities of space users: purposeful walking from place to place, strolling, short stops, longer stays in one place, window shopping, conversations and meetings, recreation, street sales, children's play, social games of the elderly, street entertainers. The association Partners for Liveable Communities (2002) defines liveability as "a set of factors that contribute to the quality of life in a community, including the built and natural environment, economic prosperity, social stability and equality, educational and cultural opportunities, entertainment and recreation".…”

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“…The concentration of users at intersections decreases from the direction of Cara Dušana Street towards Dunavska Street.Urban mobiliary and equipment along the street was also recorded. Parking spaces (144) with bumpers on a larger number of parking spaces, trees (66+11) that are not cared for to the right extent and in a proper manner, lighting(14), garbage cans (3) and protective poles (64). Within the block areas, there is a small number of furniture elements that cannot be considered usable and safe (sandbox, swing, and see-saw).…”

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Design proposal development for a more liveable open public space

Vukmirović

Radić

Gavrilović

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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As a vital element of successful cities, public spaces play an important role in achieving sustainable development goals. The New urban agenda considers public spaces as a need in sustaining the productivity of cities, eco-social cohesion and inclusion, civic identity, and quality of urban life. This is also in line with the New European Bauhaus, as a part of European Green Deal, need to create beautiful places, practices and experiences that are enriching, sustainable and inclusive. In accordance with that there is undoubted importance of the public spaces, while its quality is generated in the symbiosis of various elements. On the basis of normative theories in urban design, SCORELINE framework for public space quality evaluation was developed and tested at the research group for planning and design in landscape architecture at the University of Belgrade - Faculty of Forestry. The framework covers six criteria which illuminate key aspects of public spaces such as safety and security, convenience, legibility, comfort, inspiration and sensitivity and liveability. For the purpose of this research, special attention is given to the criteria of liveability. It will be presented through its quantitative and qualitative indicators and its application in practice that cover the investigation carried out on Cara Urosa Street within the Lower Dorcol quarter in Belgrade, Serbia. The results of this analysis defined the inputs for street renewal design proposal, that was additionally tested using Space Syntax method, precisely Depthmap X simulation software to map potential issues and potentials that will be developed through design in order to achieve the defined goals concerning the liveability of open public space.

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Public Art in Belgrade

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Donation in Prospect of Death (Donatio Mortis Causa)

Donation in Prospect of Death (Donatio Mortis Causa)

Design proposal development for a more liveable open public space

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