ZAMET CENTRE, RIJEKA

摘要

Con Trieste e Kopar, Rijeka è uno dei porti più a nord del Mediterraneo. L'espansione urbana più intensa iniziò nel tardo XVIII secolo e, da allora, lo status amministrativo della città è cambiato diverse volte a seconda delle varie nazioni alle quali è appartenuta: l'Impero austro-ungarico, l'Italia, l'ex Jugoslavia e infine la Croazia.%Along with Trieste and Kopar, Rijeka is among the northernmost ports in the Mediterranean. More intense urban expansion began in the late 18th century, and since then the city's administrative status has changed several times under the various states to which it has belonged: the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Italy, the former Yugoslavia and finally Croatia. The flow of capital and material goods through the city and its port has not only contributed to Rijeka's history of industrial modernisation, but has also ensured its close links to the dominant political centres. Numerous political and demographic upheavals have shaped the city's openness and composite identity, and this ambivalent position as am unstable but dynamic periphery has resulted in a cultural milieu with a propensity for experimentation.