ULIČNA OPREMA V LJUBLJANI I
Author(s): Saša Dalla Valle
Source: Urbani Izziv, No. 14, INOVATIVNO MESTO (november 1990), pp. 75-76
Published by: Urbanistični inštitut Republike Slovenije
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 URBANI IZZIV
 Razmišljanja  Št. 14/1990
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 št. 14/1990
 ULIČNA OPREMA VUUBUANII
 Poslavljanje fizičnih ovir na robovih pešuških ulic, ki naj bi preprečevale prehod motomih vozil in koles, se je razvilo do
 take mere, da je normalen prehod pešcevže skoraj nemogoč. Ulična oprema (konta, klopi, odpríi lokali ali deli lokalov)
 je pogosto nameščena ramo na najbolj frekventiranih delih ulic, včasih so to istočasno tudi najožji deli ulic (primer
 Čopove).
 Takšne postavitve prav goiovo ne prispevajo k boljši ureditvi primarnih mestnih prostorov in k boljšemu počutju pešca
 v mestu .
 Nekatere postavitve so do neke mere sprejemljive, redke pa so v Ljubljani rešitve, ki bi jih lahko imeli za vzor.
 Saša Dalla Valle
 76
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