URBANIZAM I ARHITEKTURA SPLITA U 15.ST.

Ovaj rad prikazuje urbanističku sliku Splita u 15. stoljeću, spominjući se povijesnih artefakata koji su odredili smjernice budućeg grada. Prije svega to je ostavština cara Dioklecijana i obližnja Salona iz koje su došli novi stanovnici i donijeli svoju kulturu i običaje. Analizom adaptacija i interpolacija u starom tkivu grada, uočava se manjak prostora te se grad širi van Dioklecijanovih bedema. Posebnu pažnju pridaje novom dijelu gradu, nastalom izvan zapadnih zidina, te kako je autonomna komuna prihvatila nove vladare kroz prizmu arhitektonskih zdanja, napose administrativnih građevina i privatnih palača.The main topic of this paper is the urban visage of Split in the 15th century as well as historical artefacts that determined the guidelines of city's future development. Most importantly, they are remnants from the time of emperor Diocletian and legacy from the nearby ancient city of Salona from which new residents arrived and brought with them their culture and customs. Analysing adaptations and interpolations in the very fabric of the old town, lack of living space is noticeable and the city borders spread beyond the limits of the palace walls. Special focus is given to the newly formed part of the city, outside the western walls, and the way that the autonomous commune accepted new rulers through the prism of architectural objects, especially administrative buildings and private palaces