Greta Park Kutjevo
In Kutjevo, Greta's Park was landscaped along with its surrounding roads and stormwater drainage, access roads for parking areas were built (34 spaces, including 2 for disabled visitors and one EV charging spot), and a themed educational path, the "Kutjevo Wine Time Machine", was installed within the park.
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The project consists of two functional units – the park with its surrounding roads, stormwater drainage and public lighting, and the parking access roads with their own stormwater drainage and public lighting.
The park is named after Baroness Greta Turković, a sculptor and versatile artist who illustrated the Ampelographic Atlas of her husband Zdenko Turković, a renowned Croatian ampelographer. The park occupies an elongated north–south strip, 23-30 m wide and about 205 m long. A themed educational path, the "Kutjevo Wine Time Machine", winds through the park in seven thematic sections: a grapevine pergola, the area of St. Joseph's chapel, a presentation of Ampelographic Atlas I, an amphitheater-style viewing area with a summer stage, a presentation of Ampelographic Atlas II, and a children's playground. A signage and interpretation system telling the centuries-long story of Kutjevo's wine-growing history was established along the path.
On the park's south side, a road with two branches leading to parking areas was built, with perpendicular parking spaces measuring 2.5×5.0 m and an exit onto Republike Hrvatske Street, along with a road on Otok Street ending in a paved turning area since it is a dead-end street. Pedestrian paths finished in asphalt and large-format concrete slabs were built within the park, together with reinforced-concrete retaining walls along the eastern side of the site. A new stormwater drainage system was built, comprising catch basins, polymer-concrete linear grates, manholes and an oil/light-liquids separator before discharge into the Kutjevačka Rika stream, while some water from the pedestrian surfaces drains into the surrounding green belt. An existing chapel with a cross stands within the park. The parking lot has a total of 34 spaces, including 2 for disabled visitors connected to the pedestrian surfaces, and one space equipped with an EV charging station.