Архитектонски наративи у реимагинацији урбаног идентитета: Сателитска пијаца у Новом Саду

Марта  Деспотовски

doi:10.24867/35FA09Despotovski

Architecture

Vol. 41 No. 06 (2026): Proceedings of the Faculty of Technical Sciences

Architectural Narratives in the Reimagination of Urban Identity: “Satelit” Market in Novi Sad

Марта Деспотовски

35FA09Despotovski (Serbian)

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.24867/35FA09Despotovski
Submitted: May 4, 2026
Published: 2026-07-09

Abstract

Narratives construct the framework through which individuals situate themselves within interpretations of significant processes. A deeper inquiry into their role in re-articulating meaning reveals a crucial step toward understanding the qualities of the physical environment, defined as urban identity. Its reimagination, adapted to user needs and site-specific conditions, envisions the future place as an experiential whole. This approach is embodied in the architectural concept for the Satelit Market in Novi Sad, proposed as a reference model for further urban research and the revitalization of this typology.

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