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K POJMOM HOMO ARCHITECTUS A DEUS ARCHITECTUS. O možnosti názvu jednej miniatúry z Bible Moralisée

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Zervan M., Zervan V.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2010
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vol. 65
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issue 8
770-779
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The paper is a partial result of an iconographic research of the iconographies of an artist and an architect, motivated by the miniature The God Creator in the Bible Moralisee manuscript. In ancient and biblical sources the authors examined the legibility of these terms in order to give evidence that deus architectus and sapiens architectus have been invented and used before the manuscript was compiled. The textual researches show, that in the term deus architectus the meanings of the words architect and architecture, indicating the whole of building practice, intertwined probably with the meanings related to the God Creator. The practice of an architect could therefore represent the act of Creation, and vice versa, the act of Creation could uplift the practice of architecture.
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HISTÓRIA A SÚČASNOSŤ PAMIATKOVÝCH OBNOV HRADOV NA ÚZEMÍ SLOVENSKA

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Ondrejková Z.
Muzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo
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2016
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vol. 4
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issue 1
31 – 40
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There are approximately 300 castles in Slovakia, 109 of which have the status of nationally cultural monument (NKP) and as of today, 55 of these have been restored or are currently undergoing restoration. In this paper, we highlight the differences in past approach to castle restoration and the methods currently applied as well as the changing role of the architect in the entire process. Using several examples of recently restored castles, we outline the major changes to the way restoration of castles and their environs is conceived and implemented highlighting the tension between the holistic approach and the partial methods of restoration.
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