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Architecture Design and Building in Bosnia and Herzegovina - 01
STARI MOST — MOSTAR RECONNECTION
When a beloved and highly symbolic historic bridge was destroyed during the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina of the early 1990s, the whole world grieved. The single-arched Stari Most ("Old Bridge") in Mostar was erected in 1566 by architect Mimar Hajruddin at the height of the Ottoman Empire. It not only connected the city physically but, by the 20th century, had come to symbolize the coming together of many nationalities and ethnicities. — Published 2004.0804
Architecture Design and Building in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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