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adam_text TARTALOM I. KASSA-VIDÉK ÖRÖKSÉGHELYZETE 1 / Bevezető - Az örökséghelyzet fogalmáról / 11 2 / Néhány szó a kutatásról / 18 3 / Az agglomerációs tér településhálózata / 19 4 / Társadalom és településkép / 30 5 / A településkép táji beágyazottsága / 50 6 / A településszerkezet öröksége / 67 7 / Udvarképek / 89 8 / Egyedi karakterelemek / 123 9 / Utcaképi együttesek / 153 10 / Örökséghelyzetek / 203 Szakirodalom / 214 II. TÁJKATASZTER ÉS TELEPÜLÉSLEXIKON TÁJKATASZTER A Cserehát falvai / 227 Az Ida medencéje / 233 A Bódva medencéje / 238 A dombvidék / 243 A Felső-Bódva mente / 248 A karsztvidék leírása / 255 A Felső-Ida mente / 260 Településlexikon Áj / 265 Ájfalucska (Hacsava) / 270 Alsólánc / 277 Alsómecenzéf / 281 Alsótőkés / 292 Aranyida / 296 Baska / 302 Bodolló / 307 Buzita / 312 Csecs I 318 Debrőd / 325 Felsőmecenzéf / 333 Felsőtőkés / 340 Felsőlánc / 345 Hatkóc / 348 Hilyó / 351 Hím / 355 (Torna)Horváti / 358 Idabukóc / 362 Jánok / 367 Jászó / 373 Jászómindszent (Poprócs) / 382 Jászóújfalu / 388 Kisida / 393 Komaróc / 397 Makranc / 401 Méhész / 406 Nagyida / 409 Pány / 418 Peder / 420 Perény / 424 Reste / 429 (Jászó)Rudnok / 432 Semse / 436 Somodi / 440 Stósz / 445 Szádelő / 453 Szepsi / 456 Szeszta / 465 Torna / 470 Tornaújfalu / 481 (Szád)Udvarnok / 486 (Bódva)Vendégi / 490 Zsarnó / 495 A tájkataszter és a lexikon készítésekor használt irodalom és források / 501 Settlementscapes of Košice region. English summary (Kassa-vidék településképei. Angol nyelvű összefoglaló) / 507 Képmelléklet / 533 Settlementscapes of Košice region English summary The notion of heritage situation The book introduces a new notion into settlementscape research: heritage situation. It is a particular approach in architectural topography, as it investigates the place of historical struc¬ tures - which have mostly lost their original social context - in today s settlement contexture. Heritage situation is not a notion in historical science, but in contemporary science; it focuses not on history, but on the presence of history. It regards settlementscape not as a structure that has developed linearly in time, but as a ready contexture (situation) that integrates his¬ torical heritage as well. As opposed to historical analysis that interprets architectural features placed back into pe¬ riods, heritage situation investigates the contemporary contextuality of these features. Finally, heritage situation attempts to divide the continuous time at the suddenly accelerating stages of development, and arrange time into dychotom (old-new) contrasting pairs. Although the intricacy of the historical architecture disappears this way, nevertheless the role of the histori¬ cal architecture as a whole materializes in the contemporary settlementscape. historical analysis of settlementscape heritage situation of settlementscape moves from past to present unveils past layers from present places architectural elements back to one-time settlement contexture analyzes architectural elements according to their present relations linear time conception (time strip) discreet, or dychotom time conception (old-new) Besides being descriptive, heritage situation is also an explanative notion. As for expla¬ nations, it primarily endeavors to comprehend the social drives of settlementscape. Conse¬ quently, it employs two more or less, but not entirely separate data sets. The first set is in fact a morphological description of roads, houses and minor structures, while the second is social background variants explaining the morphology of the first. Finally, the heritage situation types, which derive from the correlations of the two data sets, represent the ultimate conclu¬ sion of the empiric research. About this research The settlementscape topography of Košice region results from half a decade of data collec¬ tion. Years of reconnaissance have produced almost ten thousand photos, more than half a hundred interviews, and several dozens of house ground-plan sketches. While photo docu- 508 KASSA-VIDÉK TELEPÜLÉSKÉPEI mentation has covered all settlements, interviews and house surveys could not be made in all places. However, completely detailed case studies have been made on three settlements: Csécs, Nižný Medzev and Turna nad Bodvou. Settlement network of the agglomeration space Clearly separate sectors can be observed in the agglomeration space of Košice; there is Košice 1 downtown with official administration or the city in the center. In the agglomeration, leav¬ ing the town southward, first there is the industrial zone, then industrial workers residential zone complemented with some smaller industrial subzones. Lastly, as a counterweight to the intensive industrialization, commuter residential villages and leisure centers have emerged in the wooded areas north off the town. 3 Nothing proves more the central nature of Košice region than its road network which clearly aims to one point. Besides being imprints of settlement network relations, the roads also take direct part in settlementscape heritage situation. The exploration of Košice region 4-8 heritage has revealed four characteristic roadscapes: (1) urban flowing space (2) traditional highway (3) side-road and (4) side-road of historical nature. Society and settlementscape Todays settlements may break down into two groups according to size. Depending on rela¬ tive proximity to Košice, one group has a loss of population in tiny villages, while the other shows a suburban population growth. The worsening social status depending on the distance 10 from Košice only roughly interlaps with the sociohistorical heritage. For the reason that nei¬ ther the smallholder peasants nor the wealthier middle class settlements were able to convert their capital into the socialist regime, and they could not revive it after the 89 transition. Moreover, during and after the war whole social groups disappeared or were shattered besides 11 the nationalization of lands and other private property. Groups - like the Jews who played a key role in the commercial and intellectual life of small towns, either the Germans who initi¬ ated the industrialization of the northern areas, or the civil servants in the Horthy regime administration - were not able to regenerate themselves after the war. Society model - settlement model: With a historical outlook, four typical settlement and ■19 society models exist in this region. (1) The autonomous small towns with co-ordinative struc¬ ture that had a level of autonomy to manage their affairs in feudalism. The architecture of the autonomous small towns presents no sharp contrast. Both the central constructions typical of the aristocracy and shelters of the poor populace are lacking. (2) The manorial settlement with central space-structure is the second type which may be viewed as the opposite of the first. Es¬ sentially, the settlement contexture of the dwelling-houses and the central building represent different architectural idioms and scales in the manorial village. The first one is the product of the local vernacular development, while the manor is the product of an elite architecture. (3) The villagescape dominated by the homogeneous peasant society does not show the sharp segregation of the manorial villages. The center is the hub of a uniform settlement image as in SETTLEMENTSCAPES OF KOŠICE REGION 509 autonomous small towns. When compared to the town however, the village society is more uniform, thus the settlement structure and image are more uniform than in the town. (4) Capitalization in the differentiated local peasant societies settlements upset the homogeneous settlement order. As a consequence of differentiation a rich farmer elite emerged who made efforts in architecture to express their growing social status. In addition however, this brought about a wide layer of losers in the changes, which conserved archaic structures, also created and maintained slums. Regional embedding of settlementscape Four distinct regional models concur within this narrow area of about 750 square kilometer: The Slovak Karst (Slovenský Kras), the Slovak Ore Mountains (Slovenské Rudohorie), the Cserehát Hills, and a basin among these protuberances filled up by the Bodva and Ida Rivers. Eastward, the Ida is only separated from the Hornád River by a low ridge which opens the region towards the Alföld (Great Hungarian Plain). The conjunction of major regions creates a very diverse environmental embedding. More than often dissimilar regional characters ap- 20-29 pear at the two ends of the same settlement.. Worth highlighting that hydrography and settlement plan - although slightly polarized - were nearly identical in the past. Analyzing historic plans has clarified that many settle¬ ments along brooks became characterized by a street-net only because of water regulations. Riparian or once riparian settlements can be broken down into several subtypes. (1) Here the dwelling-houses sit in a deep and narrow, ravine-like valley. For the narrow 36 space, the buildings almost amass on the valley-bottom, and jut in and out of the streetline. (2) A significant group of riparian settlements had to be built further from the bank. If the houses run along on the valley terraces on the sides of the watercourse and not on the wa¬ tercourse level, then the high street can be even 80-100 meters wide. (3) Broad high streets could emerge in basins as well, since waters reaching the plain usually spread out and create lesser or bigger islands. Then the street tracing follow exactly these islands. (4) When two brooks form a V-shape alluvial cone, an ideal place for settlement occurs; and the houses sit not upon the banks, but on the most elevated parts of the cone. (5, 6) Finally, the appearance of the settlements along the Bodva has a diverse picture as well. The high streets either run along the riverine terraces or perpendicularly. An economical zone was usually established parallel with the high streets running along the terraces. It lay right by the banks with mills and barns. Industrialization of the region: The Eastern Slovakian Ironworks is not only the largest 37-40 in the region but in whole Slovakia. Its construction began in the 1960s. As for size, the other industrial processing unit, the cement-works in Turňa nad Bodvou is less significant, yet it strongly characterizes the landscape for two reasons: on the one hand it uses local raw mate¬ rials, that is, several quarries surround it, on the other, it was built in the middle of a rather rustic land. As compared to the cement-works in Turňa nad Bodvou, the other industrial zone by Moldava nad Bodvou is less contrasted; since Moldava nad Bodvou itself- except for its downtown - is the offspring of intensive socialist industrialization. Be as drastic intrusion into environment as factories are, still their presence is sporadic, whereas industrialization of agriculture has altered every square kilometer in Košice region. 510 KASSA-VIDÉK TELEPÜLÉSKÉPEI Seeing that industrial agriculture has planted factory -like production centers in the vicinity of villages, and it has eliminated the former mosaic-like cultural landscape. Heritage of settlement structure The typical historical settlements around Košice used to be villages or small towns on a single 47 axis of a high street. Depending on the topography of the church, two more subtypes exist. The first type has the church in the axis of the high street. In the case of towns this structure is called market-street or long main square , while in the case of villages it is spindle . In the second case the church is situated separate from the houses, possibly on a nearby height. Such a settlement plan has no specific term in literature, and for the lack of it, it is mentioned as high street below church type. The two base types appear in numerous versions according to width and length of the high street, the number of churches, and possible expansions. Finally, settlements not high street-like that differ from the longitudinal plan structure are only 20 percent. Yet the bulk of these is twin villages with two high streets that have merged. 60 Expansions: The most ordinary case of base structure expansion is when the original main axis grows longitudinally. As a consequence, usually the church simply gets to the periphery of the village. When land geographical conditions did not offer longitudinal extension of the main axis, then settlement formation continued along the high road crossing the main street. The cross-street structure could be originally called double high street , although when the widening as square at the crossing is viewed it can be considered a central structure. The expansion of the original village core has created both the longitudinal and the cross-street extensions. The slums however differ in morphology from the village cores. Slums have three morphological characteristics: (1) they reside in rather unfavorable topographical positions, (2) plots are smaller, (3) and the street structure is usually branching. Finally, as a special case, the settlement constructed inwardly , and the plots had to be divided. Such a place for allotment could be primarily the spindle of the settlement, or usu¬ ally the middle axis of the wide high street; sometimes however the plots were divided and parallel streets emerged (fiber structure). 67-68 Modernization of settlement structure: The heritage situation of settlement structures should be examined in a way, where expansion patterns - discussed with traditional set¬ tlement - show up, and where something brand new, a modern structure has been created. The modernization starting in the 1960s has provided several examples for the subsistence of the traditional expansion systems. The inner high street of Drienovec that began to form in the 1950s resembles an inwardly growing village, the new plan of Malá Ida does the cross- street towns, while the Gypsy ghettos of Jasov, Poproč or Nižný Medzev resemble the birth of former slums. Besides these singular cases there exist two expansion patterns that appear in almost all settlements, namely the high road determined expansion and fiber formation. The heritage of the modern settlement planning - blocks of flats and family house estates - occurs less frequently; and only in heavily developed centers. Three specific character zones have emerged in modern small town space as a result of urban development: (1) historic town core, (2) family house zone and (3) block house estate. Finally, these relations have influ¬ enced the role of the former town centers, like in Turňa nad Bodvou it has shifted, in Moldava nad Bodvou it has expanded, while in Medzev it has gained lasting value.
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title_auth Kassa-vidék településképei
title_exact_search Kassa-vidék településképei
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