Village Mace is located in the south-west of Serbia. Rich in stone, it used to be well known by its craftsmen, who traditionally covered log houses with stone extracted from nearby mines. Since the new life style imposed the transit to the burned clay roof covers in the middle of 20th century and the emigration of the young population to the cities, today this stone craft is disregarded and threaten to be forgotten. The paper considers the case of village Mace regarding three pillars of sustainable development. Using the value maps, the authors evaluate several parameters in each of the fields-economy, environment and society. In order to research the necessity for the revival of the local stone craft, the goal of the paper is to assess and compare the present state of the community Mace with the case when the stone craft was thriving.
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Vernacular Heritage and Earthen Architecture, 2013, 643-648
TY - CHAP
AU - Đorđević, Zorana
AU - Dragišić, Marija
PY - 2013
UR - http://rimsi.imsi.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/650
AB - Village Mace is located in the south-west of Serbia. Rich in stone, it used to be well known by its craftsmen, who traditionally covered log houses with stone extracted from nearby mines. Since the new life style imposed the transit to the burned clay roof covers in the middle of 20th century and the emigration of the young population to the cities, today this stone craft is disregarded and threaten to be forgotten. The paper considers the case of village Mace regarding three pillars of sustainable development. Using the value maps, the authors evaluate several parameters in each of the fields-economy, environment and society. In order to research the necessity for the revival of the local stone craft, the goal of the paper is to assess and compare the present state of the community Mace with the case when the stone craft was thriving.
PB - CRC Press
T2 - Vernacular Heritage and Earthen Architecture
T1 - The case of village Mace, Republic of Serbia
EP - 648
SP - 643
DO - 10.1201/b15685
ER -
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abstract = "Village Mace is located in the south-west of Serbia. Rich in stone, it used to be well known by its craftsmen, who traditionally covered log houses with stone extracted from nearby mines. Since the new life style imposed the transit to the burned clay roof covers in the middle of 20th century and the emigration of the young population to the cities, today this stone craft is disregarded and threaten to be forgotten. The paper considers the case of village Mace regarding three pillars of sustainable development. Using the value maps, the authors evaluate several parameters in each of the fields-economy, environment and society. In order to research the necessity for the revival of the local stone craft, the goal of the paper is to assess and compare the present state of the community Mace with the case when the stone craft was thriving.",
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journal = "Vernacular Heritage and Earthen Architecture",
booktitle = "The case of village Mace, Republic of Serbia",
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Đorđević, Z.,& Dragišić, M.. (2013). The case of village Mace, Republic of Serbia. in Vernacular Heritage and Earthen Architecture
CRC Press., 643-648.
https://doi.org/10.1201/b15685
Đorđević Z, Dragišić M. The case of village Mace, Republic of Serbia. in Vernacular Heritage and Earthen Architecture. 2013;:643-648.
doi:10.1201/b15685 .
Đorđević, Zorana, Dragišić, Marija, "The case of village Mace, Republic of Serbia" in Vernacular Heritage and Earthen Architecture (2013):643-648,
https://doi.org/10.1201/b15685 . .
