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Traditional stone houses have become increasingly interesting and attractive for living or renting. Restoring old Dalmatian stone houses is a difficult, lengthy, and quite expensive task. The reconstruction of such properties yields magnificent results when owners do not %22invent%22 tradition, use natural materials that were previously used, and adapt traditional buildings to the existing space.<\/p>\n
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Tradicionalne kamene ku\u0107e postaju sve interesantnije i atraktivnije za stanovanje ili iznajmljivanje. Obnova starih kamenih dalmatinskih ku\u0107a te\u017eak je i dugotrajan posao, a tako\u0111er i poprili\u010dno skup. Rekonstrukcija takvih nekretnina daje veli\u010danstvene rezultate ukoliko vlasnici ne “izmi\u0161ljaju” tradiciju, koriste prirodne materijale koji su se i prije upotrebljavali, te tradicijske gra\u0111evine prilago\u0111avaju postoje\u0107em prostoru.<\/p>\n
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Today, stone houses are considered cultural heritage; they are a testament to the ways our ancestors met their daily needs and created a sense of home. In today’s globalized world, the uniqueness of each area is becoming more precious. Therefore, we strive to preserve and nurture cultural heritage because a lost identity means a lost sense of home.<\/p>\n
” text_text_align=”justify” locked=”off” global_colors_info=”{}”]Danas kamene ku\u0107e smatramo kulturnom ba\u0161tinom; one su svjedo\u010danstvo na\u010dina na koji su na\u0161i preci udovoljavali \u017eivotnim potrebama i stvarali zavi\u010daj. U dana\u0161njem globaliziranom svijetu, posebnosti pojedinog podru\u010dja sve su dragocjenije. Zbog toga te\u017eimo o\u010duvanju i njegovanju kulturne ba\u0161tine jer izgubljeni identitet zna\u010di i izgubljeni zavi\u010daj.
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Characteristics of Old Stone Houses on the Adriatic<\/p>\n
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The primary link in construction is groups of houses belonging to one family (surname). In Dalmatia, they are called %22dvori,%22 and in Istria, %22korte.%22 Initially, small or communal homes were built to meet basic functions \u2013 residential and agricultural (e.g., barns, mills \u2013 watermills). Cramped, single-room houses gradually began to expand. The ground floor of such two-story houses was used as a cellar in wine-growing areas, and as stables in livestock areas, while the upper floor was used for sleeping. The upper floor was typically accessed by external stone stairs. Over time, rooms began to connect through internal wooden staircases.<\/p>\n
” text_text_align=”justify” locked=”off” global_colors_info=”{}”]Osnovna poveznica u gradnji su grupacije ku\u0107a koje pripadaju jednome rodu (prezimenu). U Dalmaciji ih nazivaju “dvori”, a u Istri “korte”. U po\u010detku su se gradila mala ili zajedni\u010dka ku\u010di\u0161ta koja su odgovarala osnovnim funkcijama \u2013 stambenim te gospodarskim (tzv. pojate, mlinovi \u2013 vodenice). Sku\u010dene, jednoprostorne ku\u0107e polako su se po\u010dele nadogra\u0111ivati. Prizemlje takvih ku\u0107a katnica koristilo se kao konoba u vinorodnim podru\u010djima, a u sto\u010darskim kao \u0161tale, dok je kat slu\u017eio za spavanje. Na kat se naj\u010de\u0161\u0107e i\u0161lo vanjskim kamenim stubama. S vremenom su se prostorije po\u010dele povezivati kroz unutarnje drveno stubi\u0161te.
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The main room remains the kitchen, always located on the ground floor. Hearths (komini) as the family’s gathering center were initially in the middle of the room (kitchen). Over time, as the house became multi-roomed, the hearth moved to one of the walls. In northern areas, the hearth is at floor level, while further south, it is raised 10 to 20 centimeters. In Konavle, hearths were up to 60 cm high, at %22working%22 height to ease the housewife’s work. The work surface of the hearth was made of compacted clay and later of solid brick (matun). Less commonly, they were metal plates on a bed of crushed quartz stone.<\/p>\n
Windows in traditional construction were small, primarily due to the cost of glass. However, people then performed daily tasks outdoors. Small windows protected them from the sun, rain, and storms. Before the use of glass, windows were small openings with single shutters (\u0161kura) that opened inward. It wasn’t until the late 19th or early 20th century that windows became larger, always rectangular and upright, single or double-leaf. Alongside such windows, shutters with horizontal slats were installed.<\/p>\n
Similarly, horizontal slats, typically 20 \u2013 25 cm wide, were placed on exterior doors. They were secured with wooden bolts (kra\u010duni). Both doors and windows were usually painted green, and occasionally gray. Blue openings are more characteristic of southern Mediterranean countries.<\/p>\n
The most striking elements of stone houses are balusters, arches, and solars… Their primary function is connecting the ground floor with the upper floor. They were generally built on the southern side of the house to protect the cellar doors from overheating. In winter, women would sit and do their usual tasks (spinning yarn, knitting\u2026). In front of the upper floor doors, there were usually stone benches for resting, often offering a view of the field. An additional quality of such houses was a covered terrace.<\/p>\n
The ambiance of stone walls, stone floors, stone benches, with the characteristic smell of stone on summer evenings. Courtyards where shade is mostly provided by hackberries, mulberries, vines\u2026 This inspiration is an inexhaustible source for interior design.<\/p>\n
” locked=”off” global_colors_info=”{}”]Glavna prostorija ostaje ku\u017eina koja je uvijek bila u prizemlju. Ognji\u0161ta (komini) kao sredi\u0161te okupljanja obitelji u po\u010detku su bila na sredini prostorije (ku\u017eine). S vremenom, kada ku\u0107a vi\u0161e nije bila jednoprostorna, ognji\u0161te se pomi\u010de prema jednom od zidova. U sjevernijim podru\u010djima ognji\u0161te je na razini poda, dok je ju\u017enije podignuto 10 do 20 centimetara. U Konavlima su ognji\u0161ta bila visoka do 60-ak cm, tj. na “radnoj” visini kako bi doma\u0107ici bio olak\u0161an rad. Radna ploha ognji\u0161ta radila se od nabijene gline, a kasnijih godina od pune opeke (matuna). Rje\u0111e su to bile metalne plo\u010de na podlozi od tucanog kvarcnog kamena.<\/p>\n
Prozori su u tradicijskom graditeljstvu bili mali, prvenstveno zbog nabave stakla. Me\u0111utim, ljudi su tada svakodnevno obavljali poslove na otvorenom. Malim prozorima \u0161titili su se od sunca, ki\u0161e i nevremena. Prije upotrebe stakla, prozori su bili otvori malog formata s jednokrilnim kapkom (\u0161kurom) koji se otvarao prema unutra. Tek potkraj 19. ili po\u010detkom 20. stolje\u0107a prozori su postali ve\u0107i, uvijek pravokutnog, uspravnog formata, jednostruki ili dvokrilni. Uz takve prozore postavljale su se \u0161kure s horizontalnim letvama, lajsnama.<\/p>\n
Po istom principu, na vanjska ulazna vrata postavljaju se horizontalne letve uglavnom \u0161irine 20 \u2013 25 cm. Zatvaraju se drvenim kra\u010dunima (zasunima). I vrata i prozori naj\u010de\u0161\u0107e su bojani zelenom, a ponegdje sivom bojom. Plavi otvori karakteristi\u010dniji su za ju\u017enije mediteranske zemlje.<\/p>\n
Najmarkantniji elementi kamene ku\u0107e su balature, volte, solari\u2026 Osnovna funkcija im je povezivanje sadr\u017eaja u prizemlju s katom. U pravilu su se gradili na ju\u017enoj strani ku\u0107e kako bi \u0161titili vrata konobe od prekomjernog zagrijavanja. Zimi su \u017eene tu sjedile i radile svoje uobi\u010dajene poslove (prele pre\u0111u, plele\u2026). Pred vratima kata uz ogradu obi\u010dno su bile kamene klupe predvi\u0111ene za odmor, a \u010desto je s toga mjesta bio pogled na polje. Dodatna kvaliteta ovakvih ku\u0107a bila je natkrivena terasa.<\/p>\n
Ambijent s kamenim zidovima, kamenim podovima, kamenim klupama, s karakteristi\u010dnim mirisom kamena u ljetnim ve\u010derima. Dvori\u0161ta u kojima naj\u010de\u0161\u0107e hladovinu daju kostele, murve (dud), loze\u2026 Nadahnu\u0107e koje je nepresu\u0161an izvor inspiracija kod ure\u0111enja interijera.
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Tradicionalne kamene ku\u0107e<\/strong> godinama postaju sve interesantnije i atraktivnije za stanovanje ili iznajmljivanje. Obnova starih kamenih dalmatinskih ku\u0107a te\u017eak je\u00a0 i dugotrajan posao, a i poprili\u010dno skup. Rekonstrukcija takvih nekretnina daje veli\u010danstvene rezultate ukoliko vlasnici ne \u201eizmi\u0161ljaju\u201c tradiciju, upotrebljavaju prirodne materijale koji su se i prije upotrebljavali, te tradicijske gra\u0111evine prilago\u0111avaju postoje\u0107em prostoru.<\/p> Danas kamene ku\u0107e smatramo kulturnom ba\u0161tinom, one su svjedo\u010danstvo na\u010dina na koji su se na\u0161i predci domi\u0161ljali kako udovoljiti \u017eivotnim potrebama, stvoriti zavi\u010daj. U dana\u0161njemu, globaliziranom svijetu posebnosti pojedinog podru\u010dja sve su dragocjenije. I zbog toga te\u017eimo o\u010duvanju i njegovanju kulturne ba\u0161tine\u00a0 jer izgubljeni identitet zna\u010di i izgubljeni zavi\u010daj.<\/p> Karakteristike starih kamenih ku\u0107a na Jadranu<\/strong><\/p> Osnovna poveznica u gradnji su grupacije ku\u0107a koje pripadaju jednome rodu (prezimenu). U Dalmaciji ih nazivaju dvori<\/strong> a u Istri korte<\/strong>. U po\u010detku su se gradila mala ili zajedni\u010dka ku\u010di\u0161ta koja su odgovarala osnovnim funkcijama \u2013 stambenim te gospodarskim (tzv.pojate, mlinovi \u2013 vodenice). Sku\u010dene, jednoprostorne ku\u0107e polako su se po\u010dele nadogra\u0111ivati.\u00a0 Prizemlje takvih ku\u0107a katnica koristilo se kao konoba u vinorodnim podru\u010djima<\/strong>, a u sto\u010darskim \u0161tale, dok je kat slu\u017eio za spavanje. Na kat se naj\u010de\u0161\u0107e moralo i\u0107i vanjskim kamenim stubama. S vremenom su se prostorije po\u010dele povezivati kroz unutarnje drveno stubi\u0161te.<\/p> Glavna prostorija ostaje ku\u017eina<\/strong> koja je uvijek bila u prizemlju. Ognji\u0161ta<\/strong> (komini) kao sredi\u0161te okupljanja obitelji u po\u010detku su bili na sredini prostorije (ku\u017eine). S vremenom, kada ku\u0107a vi\u0161e nije bila jednoprostorna, ognji\u0161te se pomi\u010de prema jednome od zidova. U sjevernijim podru\u010djima ognji\u0161te je na razini poda dok je ju\u017enije podignuto 10 do 20 centimetara. Intresantan je podatak da su Konavlima ognji\u0161ta bila visoka do 60-ak cm, tj. na \u201eradnoj\u201c visini kako bi doma\u0107ici bio olak\u0161an rad. Radna ploha ognji\u0161ta radila se od nabijene gline a kasnijih godina od pune opeke (matuna).\u00a0 Rje\u0111e su to\u00a0 bile metalne plo\u010de na podlozi od tucanoga kvarcnog kamena.<\/p> Prozori<\/strong> su u tradicijskome graditeljstvu bili mali. Prvenstveno zbog nabave stakla. Me\u0111utim, ljudi su tada svakodnevno obavljali poslove na otvorenome. Malim prozorim \u0161titili su se od sunca, ki\u0161e, nevremena. Prije upotrebe stakla prozori su bili otvori malog formata s jednokrilnim kapkom (\u0161kurom) koji se otvatrao prema unutra. Tek \u00a0potkraj 19. ili po\u010detkom 20. st. prozori su ve\u0107i, uvijek pravokutnog, uspravnog formata, jednostruki ili dvokrilni. Uz takve prozore postavljaju se \u0161kure<\/strong> s horizontalnim letvama, lajsnama.<\/p> Po istom principu na vanjska ulazna vrata<\/strong> postavljau se horizontalne letve uglavnom \u0161irine 20 - 25 cm. Zatvaraju se drvenim kra\u010dunima (zasun<\/strong>).<\/p> I vrata i prozori naj\u010de\u0161\u0107e su bojeni zelenom, a ponegdje sivom bojom. Plavi otvori karakteristi\u010dniji su za ju\u017enije mediteranske zemlje.<\/p> Najmarkantniji elementi kamene ku\u0107e su balature, volte, solari<\/strong>.... Osnovna funkcija im je povezivanje sadr\u017eaja u prizemlju s katom. U pravilu su se gradili\u00a0 na ju\u017enoj strani ku\u0107e kako bi \u0161titili vrata konobe od prekomjerna zagrijavanja. Zimi su \u017eene tu sjedile i radile svoje uobi\u010dajene poslove (prele pre\u0111u, plele...). Pred vratima kata uz ogradu obi\u010dno su bile kamene klupe<\/strong> predvi\u0111ene za odmor a \u010desto je s toga mjesta bio pogled na polje. Dodatna kvaliteta ovakvih ku\u0107a bila je natkrivena terasa.<\/p> Ambijent s kamenim zidovima, kamenim podovima, kamenim klupama , s karakteristi\u010dnim mirisom kamena u ljetnim ve\u010derima. 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