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The intention of the research and design studio \u2018Neretva Recollections: materiality of war, flowing memories and living archive\u2019 is to explore the urban and landscape transformations of the Neretva River, the river banks and the city of Mostar, that started in the wartime between 1992-1996, and to translate these explorations in a design intervention.<\/p>\n
With this in mind, we roamed the city, talked to NGO\u2019s and inhabitants, and explored the river banks, collecting stories, archival documents, materials, and experiences. 25 years later, the scars of the war are visible everywhere, in the broken urban pattern, in the stories of the inhabitants, in the contaminated and abandoned river, in the public institutions. It is almost as if Mostar is two different cities, awkwardly smushed up against each other. There are two separate bus companies, two soccer teams, two hospitals, two universities, two post offices, two taxi companies\u2026 two of almost everything. We had our working space in the local rowing and diving club, one of the few institutions that was not ethnically divided.<\/p>\n
How to work as landscape architects and architects in this difficult context, is a question that has no straightforward answer, and the difficult task that our students will face in the next ten months of their graduation project\u2026<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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