معرفی
Petar Strunje is a Research Fellow at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage of Ca' Foscari University of Venice, specializing in architectural history and cultural heritage studies. His research focuses on the Adriatic region, with particular emphasis on Dalmatian and Venetian architecture, historical preservation, and the interplay of cultural and religious influences in urban spaces.
- Email: petar.strunje@unive.it
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Research Interests
Strunje's work explores the Christianization of mosques, maritime lazarettos, and Renaissance architectural models in the Eastern Adriatic. His studies often bridge historical topography with socio-political narratives, such as the assimilation of classical architectural language in Dubrovnik or the symbolic transformation of post-Ottoman monuments in Dalmatia.
Publication Trends
Over the past three years, Strunje has published extensively on 16th-century Dalmatian architecture, Venetian trade infrastructure, and the reinterpretation of sacral spaces. His works frequently analyze the intersections of cultural exchange, historical preservation, and post-Ottoman architectural adaptation, published in journals like Turcica and Convivium.
