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Mateusz Gyurkovich

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5th International Multidisciplinary Scientific Conference on Social Sciences and Arts SGEM 2018
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NEW CULTURAL BUILDINGS AS CATALYSTS FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF PUBLIC SPACES - SELECTED POLISH EXAMPLES

(STEF92 Technology, 2018, Mateusz Gyurkovich)

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The article presents a study of cultural buildings and hybrid cultural complexes that have been built throughout the last decade in many cities in Poland as a result of the „Bilbao effect”, focusing on the improvement of the quality and attractiveness of urban public spaces due to their construction. The research method used in the work was based on desk research, on-site research, as well as a comparative analysis of selected examples, referring them to cases known from literature. The base for the research under...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Urban Studies and Smart Cities2018
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