Priority Intervention List (PIL)
Those monuments are the most endangered:
1. Historical building -The bridge of Mehmed-pasha Sokolovic in Visegrad,
2. Historical site - The Old Town Stolac,
3. Historical site - The Fortress in Jajce,
4. Historical urban site of Blagaj
5. Historical site Radimlja with necropolis with stecaks (tombstones), Stolac
6. Architectural ensemble of Fethija mosque in Bihac,
7. Architectural ensemble of the Old Soko mosque in Gracanica,
8. Historical building Orthodox Church of St Nikolaus in Trijebanj near Stolac,
9. Historical site the Old Jewish Graveyard in Sarajevo
10. Site and remnants of the architectural ensemble of Aladza mosque in Foca (Srbinje)
11. Site and remnants of the architectural ensemble of the Catholic Monastery Plehan
12. Historical building Eminagica’s konak (guest house) in Tesanj,
13. Historical building Seranica’s house in Banja Luka,
14. Historical building City hall (National Library) in Sarajevo
15. Historical building City hall in Bosanski Novi/Novi Grad,
16. Historical site of the Old Town Bužim,
17. Historical site of the Old Town Ljubuški,
18. Historical site of the Old Town Prusac
19. Architectural ensemble of the Orthodox Monastery in Vozuca, Zavidovici
20. Historical building City hall in Brčko
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The Prioritized List has been made in accordance with the List of the Endangered Monuments in Bosnia and Herzegovina, established by the Commission to Preserve National Monuments. The criteria employed is that monuments are designated as national monuments, they represents rear or unique example of the typology or chronological -stylistic corpus, they are damaged/destroyed during the 1992-1995 war in BiH or they are endangered by the post war conditions (illegal constructions, lack of funding for restoration and maintenance, inexpert reconstruction,…) and are imposed to further deterioration, their restoration will encourage return process in BiH, their restoration will support development of the region.
Commission to Preserve National Monuments
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mirela Mulalic Handan,
Project Coordinator
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