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T. Bajwoluk

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CONTEMPORARY TRANSFORMATIONS IN FUNCTIONAL AND SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF WIELICZKA TOWN

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, T. Bajwoluk)

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The purpose of this article is to present spatial and functional transformations undergoing in the structure of Wieliczka town and its surroundings. Wieliczka is an important medieval town with rich historical heritage. The Salt Mine, which is on the list of the World Unesco Heritage, is its main tourist attraction. Wieliczka is situated in Krakow metropolitan area and despite having its own administration is heavily under Krakow's influence. Transformations of its functional and spatial structure concern two sphe...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Architecture & Design2015
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