"Plot by plot urbanism". Mapping post-socialist changes in urban tissues. Case of Krakow and Belgrade. A comparative study / Anna Agata Kantarek, Vladan Djokic, Krzysztof Kwiatkowski, Ana Nikovic, Wojciech ... więcej

"Plot by plot urbanism". Mapping post-socialist changes in urban tissues. Case of Krakow and Belgrade. A comparative study / Anna Agata Kantarek, Vladan Djokic, Krzysztof Kwiatkowski, Ana Nikovic, Wojciech Korbel, Aleksandra Djordjevic, Ivor Samuels // W: Cities in the twenty-first century : proceedings of the XXVII International Seminar on Urban Form : 31 August - 4 September 2020, virtual conference. Vol. 1 [Dokument elektroniczny] / org. Brenda Case Scheer, Wendy McClure. – Salt Lake City, Utah, USA : The University of Utah, 2021. – (ISUF 2020 Virtual Conference Proceedings, ISSN 2709-5274). – 7 s. : tab. – Tryb dostępu: https://epubs.utah.edu/index.php/ISUF2020/article/view/4283. – Abstr. – Part Four: Methods. – Miejsce wyd. wg miejsca konf. – doi: 10.26051/0D-4MQY-W12R

This paper presents the final findings of the project on the post-socialist urban form undertaken over the last two years with the support of ISUF, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Architecture, and ... więcej

This paper presents the final findings of the project on the post-socialist urban form undertaken over the last two years with the support of ISUF, University of Belgrade - Faculty of Architecture, and Cracow University of Technology. Historical evolution, a general review of the planning contexts, analysis of urban tissues, and field visits to Krakow and Belgrade, conducted in the first year, have shaped the selection of cases and the general study that has been undertaken for five case studies from both cities. The cases vary from peripheral areas to major city streets and modernistic settings specific for both cities. The final phase implied a review of three pairs from both cities, preparation of the GIS database, and comparison on several grounds: land use pattern, year by year establishment of new plots, FAR and BAR. Plot by plot development is mainly observed through the analysis of interdependences between construction year and plot size, number of buildings on the plot, and the increase of urbanparameters and built and unbuilt ratio. The project highlights parallels of conditions to which similar urban tissues in different countries have been exposed in the post-socialist period and reveals the variety of problems and challenges of urban regulation, land ownership and housing investments in relation to post-socialist urban form.