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Field research identifies geotechnical environments on the slope for the Pajić Winery, suggesting safe construction methods.
Tourist facilities in slightly undulating terrain are most often built on slopes that are exposed to the sun for most of the day. By using the possibility to use as much of the land as possible for wine plantations, little space is left for accompanying buildings. Mostly these areas are located on parts of unstable slopes, unfavorable and expensive for construction, but very attractive for tourists. The slope on which the demanding facility of the Pajić Winery is planned is conditional, it requires a good survey of the terrain, safe construction, larger financial investments, but it ensures the utilization of unattractive space and a good visual view. The level of research detail was demanding and almost all planned research was realized. Geological and physical-mechanical characteristics of lithological types are more favorable in relation to the morphological character of the slope. According to the results of field research and laboratory tests, geotechnical environments were identified, which are the basis for geotechnical design.
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