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RAILWAY STATION IN A SMALL TOWN - A PLACE OF INTEGRATION FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES - EXAMPLES OF ADAPTATION IN THE POMERANIAN REGION
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This paper presents the issue of adaptation of the existing railway facilities to the new needs and their potential and significance for the local communities in small towns. Presented examples of adaptation indicate the possible functional solutions and methods of investment implementation. The examples of modernization and adaptation carried out include station buildings in rural areas and small towns. Based on these examples, an attempt was made to create a model way of program planning and functional layout as well as the conditions and level of interventions in the existing architectural form. The proposed model activities are based on the idea of utilizing spatial determinants, location potential and social participation. The investments of successful adaptations of the station buildings in the rural municipality of Straszyn and the municipality of Rumia were subject to analysis. Effective and proven experiences and patterns should be modified depending on the current location, and model solutions can be used in the planned investments.
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