Plan Emilijana Josimovića u kontekstu transformacije urbanog pejzaža Beograda u devetnaestom veku

Abstract

U ovom radu proučava se delo inženjera i univerzitetskog profesora Emilijana Josimovića (1823-97), odnosno njegov urbanistički plan za Beograd iz 1867, koji se, osim mnogobrojnih drugih, posebno može ispitati i sa gledišta transformacije urbanog pejzaža u toku devetnaestog veka. Teorijske osnove pojma urbanog pejzaža predstavljaju polazište za sveobuhvatno proučavanje transformacija fizičkog prostora. U ovom radu to se koristi kao sredstvo za bolje razumevanje ideja koje je Emilijan Josimović komunicirao svojim delom. U članku se Josimovićev rad ispituje kroz kritiku savremenika, Milana Jovanovića Morskog (1834-96), a isto tako, kroz poređenje sa teorijskim principima regeneracije pejzaža, koje je Kristof Žiro predstavio krajem dvadesetog veka.

The article examines the work of an engineer and university professor Emilijan Josimović (1823-97), regarding his urban plan of Belgrade (1867), which, except for many others, in particular could be investigated from the aspect of the urban landscape transformation in the nineteenth century. The theoretical foundations of the concept of urban landscape are the initial point for comprehensive study of the transformations of a physical space. In this paper, it was used as a tool to achive better understanding of the ideas that Emilijan Josimović has communicated with his work. In the article, Josimović's work was examined through the critique by his contemporary, Milan Jovanović Morski (1834-96), and also through the parable to the theoretical concepts of landscape recovery, represented by Christoph Girot at the end of the twentieth century.