In her final work, the author deals with the construction works of family Macanović in Trogir and Kaštela. The name Macanović Raguseo appears in Dubrovnik for the first time. Although they originate in Dubrovnik, after Frane mayor Ivanov Macanović, members of this family are found active in Central Dalmatia. From the 16th to the 18th century Venetian Dalmatia was at the turning point of military, political and economic events caused by the frequent Turkish-Venetian wars. Members of the Macanović construction family built and developed their specific style over the course of two centuries. They looked up to previous artistic periods, but also adopted new styles and typology. The Macanović family built completely new public, private and church buildings. At the same time, their construction works included the evaluation, conversion and reconstruction of existing facilities. The most famous family member in Trogir and Kaštela was Ignacije II Macanović. Members of the Macanović family left important works in the towns of Nerežišća, Milna, Pućišća and Donji Humac on the island of Brač, Knin, Zadar, Sinj, Imotski, Drniš and Split. In her work, the author pays special attention to five generations of the Macanović family, whose works we can find in Kaštel Štafilić, Kaštel Novi, Blizna, Veli Drvenik and Trogir.