URBAN SPATIAL ANALYSIS AND VIRTUAL MODEL NETWORK OF THE CULTURAL BUILDINGS LOCATED AT THE CULTURAL ROUTE IN SKOPJE, N. MACEDONIA
Abstract
Urban spatial and program organization of virtual network model of the cultural buildings is one of the crucial network developments at the Cultural Route in Skopje, North Macedonia. The methodology of this scientific paper includes urban spatial diagram analysis of the virtual network modeling of the cultural buildings in Skopje: analysis and testing of the developed virtual spatial models in the context of architectural-design and urban-planning interventions, stimulating the processes for their complete inventory, systematization, valorization, integration and adaptation in the virtually created urban environment.
The method of typological and morphological analysis where the reasons for the morphology and the emergence of cultural development are considered in the context of the relationship with cultural development as development of semantic factors. The modeling method (virtual) which is presented as an analogy and virtual simulation of the current and future conditions of cultural institutions in Skopje. Virtual realistic representation and simulation of the current situation is analyzed in this scientific paper. The situation is critically reviewed and measures are proposed that architects and designers can implement in the virtual modeling of the future state of museums and cultural institutions.
The expected outcome results of this scientific paper is to explore and define the application of virtual modeling in the planning of current and future development of the virtual museum network, in the development of the city Skopje. The research includes: defining the existing and future programming factors that influence the development of the cultural institutions, defining factors in the process of virtual modeling of the spatial organization, location and relational connection of the objects in the field of culture in the network; defining the influence factors of the development of the facilities in the field of culture on the virtually created development of the city of Skopje.
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