Planning the post-earthquake renovation of public building

Potresi koji su 2020. godine pogodili Republiku Hrvatsku ostavili su iza sebe ogromne materijalne štete. Građane Grada Zagreba i šireg zagrebačkog područja u nedjelju, 22. ožujka 2020. godine pogodio je snažan potres magnitude 5.5 po Richteru, a na samome kraju godine, 28. i 29. prosinca, potresi magnitude 5,0 i 6,2 pogodili su ionako osiromašeni dio Hrvatske, Banovinu. Ova dva, gospodarski različito razvijena kraja, susrela su se sa izazovima obnove. Cilj ovog diplomskog rada bio je detaljno prikazati faze obnove koje je potrebno proći, počevši od preliminarnih pregleda, hitnih sanacija oštećenja, izrade elaborata ocjene postojećeg stanja konstrukcije nakon detaljnih pregleda, izrade projekta obnove te konačno izvođenja radova uz stručni nadzor građenja. Svi postupci obnove provode se u skladu sa novodonesenim Zakonom o obnovi, koji omogućava organiziranu provedbu radova. Posebna pozornost usmjerena je na obnovu zgrada javne namjene, koje su pod zaštitom kulturnog dobra te koje uz standardne zahtjeve građevinske regulative moraju zadovoljiti i konzervatorske uvjete.The earthquakes that hit the Republic of Croatia in 2020 left behind enormous material damage. On Sunday, March 22, 2020, the citizens of the City of Zagreb and the wider Zagreb area were hit by a strong earthquake of magnitude 5.5 on the Richter scale, and at the very end of the year, on December 28 and 29, earthquakes of magnitude 5.0 and 6.2 struck anyway an impoverished part of Croatia, Banovina. These two, economically differently developed regions, faced the challenges of reconstruction. The main goal of this thesis was to present the stages of renovation that must be completed, starting with preliminary inspections, urgent repair of damage, preparation of the structural condition assessment report after detailed inspections, preparation of renovation design and, finally, realisation of work with expert construction supervision. All renovation procedures are carried out in accordance with the newly adopted Law on Reconstruction, which enables the organized implementation of works. Special attention is focused on the renovation of public purpose buildings, which are under the protection of cultural heritage and which, in addition to the standard requirements of construction regulations, must also meet conservation conditions