Abstract
Warmia is a historical region in north-eastern Poland. The problems related to the revitalization of small towns in Warmia are mostly associated with their historic centres. The complexity of elements of which such historic urban centres are composed, necessitates such transformations that will lead to a better exposure and functional revitalization of the old town.
The aim of our study has been to find out how the image and functions performed of old towns can be improved. The key to success is to develop revitalization programmes for individual historic districts in the towns of Warmia.Keywords
architecture urban studies revitalization revalorization conservation of historic buildings and structures
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References
- Kajzer L., ‘Castles and the Society. Transformations of Defensive Architecture and Constructions in Poland from 10th to 18th century’, Łódź, 90, (1993).
- Czubiel L., Domagała T., ‘Historic Urban Centres in Warmia and Mazury’, Pojezierze, Olsztyn, 154–278, (1969).
- Pawłowska K., ‘The concept of a town’s homeliness’, Politechnika Krakowska, Kraków, (2001).
- https://www.google.pl/search?q=reszel+z+lotu+ptaka&biw=1600&bih=740&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiykofe7YHOAhWG, (2016).
- Latour S., Paszkowski Z., ‘Restructuralization of historic town areas in north-western Poland’, (in:) ‘Strategies for Revitalization of Towns in Poland and in Other Countries’, Warszawa, 69, (2000).
- Purchla J., ‘Heritage versus development. Management of historic towns versus laws of market in the experience of central Europe’ (in:) ‘The Historic Town’, Kraków, (1997).
- Zuziak Z. K., ‘Strategies for Revitalization of Town Centres’, Kraków, 109, (1998).
- Kołodziejski J., ‘Achievement of sustainable development of towns in the Polish scale’ (in:) ‘Permanent Development of Polish Towns as a New Challenge in Spatial Planning and Management’, Edited by E. Heczko-Hyłowa, Kraków, 261–262, (2001).
Details
| Journal Section | Architecture & City and Urban Planning |
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| Publication Date | December 19, 2016 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2016 Volume: 29 Issue: 4 |