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Découvrez les merveilles architecturales de Sarajevo, une ville qui porte les cicatrices de son histoire complexe. De l'accueil des Jeux olympiques d'hiver de 1984 à la guerre civile brutale des années 1990, la capitale de la Bosnie-et-Herzégovine a tissé son passé tumultueux dans son tissu urbain. Aujourd'hui, cette métropole moderne combine harmonieusement les vestiges des influences ottomane et austro-hongroise et l'architecture remarquable de l'ère socialiste yougoslave. Dans ce guide architectural captivant, vous découvrirez 150 monuments du siècle dernier, soigneusement répartis en quatre chapitres instructifs. Immergez-vous dans le riche patrimoine culturel de la ville, tandis que les auteurs naviguent sans effort et donnent vie à la tapisserie architecturale variée de Sarajevo. Grâce aux cartes détaillées fournies, vous n'aurez aucun mal à repérer l'emplacement exact de chaque bâtiment, ce qui vous permettra d'explorer en profondeur les trésors architecturaux de la ville. Que vous soyez un voyageur passionné ou un fervent amateur d'architecture, ce guide sera votre fidèle compagnon pour découvrir les histoires extraordinaires gravées sur les murs de Sarajevo. Vivez l'histoire de la ville sous vos yeux et laissez-vous inspirer par son esprit de résilience, qui continue à façonner et à redéfinir sa ligne d'horizon captivante.

LIFT – Spatial Initiatives is an organisation that was founded by a group of young architects four years after organising the first Days of Architecture Sarajevo festival, aiming to encourage discourse on contemporary architecture, design, and spatial planning, while connecting these topics to global social and cultural changes and focusing on Sarajevo as the main case study. The main activities are focused on the production of architectural / cultural events (lectures, exhibitions, competitions, research / studies and community workshops, spatial interventions, projections etc.) through the international festival Days of Architecture Sarajevo, one of the most recognised architectural events in South-East Europe, held over multiple days annually since 2008. Over ten years, Days of Architecture and LIFT have progressed from a student project to one of the most important events for the contemporary architecture of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The period is marked by a continuous broadening of cooperation with architects, researchers, and professionals from other disciplines and geographies, and a gradual evolution of the approach in designing the festival and the community. Today, DA’s focus is on developing a regional platform for networking and complementary education of architects and architecture students. Nedim Mutevelić, Irhana Šehović, Dunja Krvavac, Jasmin Sirčo, Senka Ibrišimbegović, Irfan Salihagić, Edin Sarić, Farah Zubović, Zerina Salketić, and Edin Zoletić. Hubert Klumpner is an architect and co-founder of Urbanthinktank_next. He is considered one of the originators of the social turn, a movement that had its breakthrough in 2010 with the Small Scale, Big Change: New Architectures of Social Engagement exhibition at MoMa, New York. He is the Architecture and Urban Design Professor at the Swiss Institute of Technology / Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich. Urbanthinktank has received numerous awards and prizes such as the Golden Lion of the Venice Architecture Biennale, the Gold Holcim Award Latin America, and the Award for the Best Educational Building from the Chicago Museum of Architecture and Design. Recent built projects include Fabrica de Cultura and the ONDA Green Corridor Project in Medellin, Colombia. Michael Walczak is an architect and co-founder of Urbanthinktank_next. He holds a doctoral degree, Digital Urban Imaginaries, from the University of Applied Arts Vienna, Austria, receiving the state prize from the Austrian Federal Minister of Science and Education. His work is bridging research and practice in the field of architecture and urban-design, co-developing EnerPol software for large-scale urban simulations. Currently, he is leading the Urban Transformation Project Sarajevo / Digital Twin and teaching at ETH Zürich and the University of Sarajevo Faculty of Architecture. During the opening of the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale, he presented Studio Mobil as a dialogue platform for architecture, and human and environmental rights at the Global Campus of Human Rights in Venice.