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    Revitalization of Brownfields in Russian and Baltic Cities: Comparing Interaction Models between Stakeholders in Development Projects
    (Lodz University of Technology Press, 2023) Nekrasova Ekaterina
    The post-socialist countries since the 1990s had to face both the transformational crisis towards free-market economy and the deindustrialization. It was accompanied by a large-scale closure of inefficient industries and resulted in a significant number of brownfields. Planning redevelopment projects of such post-industrial areas can be manifested in various forms of interaction between stakeholders. However, there has not been sufficient research that would attempt to identify models of stakeholder interaction in the planning stage of brownfield redevelopment projects. This paper is aimed at identifying and comparing stakeholder interaction models at the planning stage of redevelopment projects of former urban industrial areas in post-socialist countries, namely in Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian and Russian cities. It is accomplished by comparing redevelopment contexts in these countries, and then exploring redevelopment cases of industrial territories in Baltic and Russian cities. Qualitative comparative analysis is based on case comparison by the ownership structure, redevelopment initiators, number of participating stakeholders, their type based on their involvement in the project, and funding model. Based on that, general approaches to the redevelopment of post-industrial areas and specific models of stakeholder interaction in the Baltic and Russian cities are identified and compared.
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    Revitalisation of urban infrastructural and industrial facilities for the function of urban agriculture – examples of good practice
    (Lodz University of Technology Press, 2023) Kleszcz Justyna
    Since the 1960s, people have been looking for new solutions to produce food directly in urban areas. The need of reducing distance between where food is grown and where it is consumed, and to intensify cultivation in order to feed rapidly growing world population, were the main reasons for the concept. This resulted, among others, in the emergence of concept of urban vertical and roof farming but also in a turn towards the historical form of allotment gardens. One of the latest global trends, initiated around 2010, is a shift towards using roof space of existing buildings with different primary functions to introduce integrated rooftop farming as open-air (RTF) or greenhouse (iRTF). Therefore, the aim of the study is to analyse good design practices focused on converting different types of industrial facilities into urban farms of the North American networks Gotham Greens and Lufa Farms. A total of 12 existing buildings were analysed. The study adopted method of literature analysis, case study concluded with comparative analysis of the detailed data collection. The following research has made it possible to identify specific features of buildings which, due to their technical parameters, are predestined to be transformed into multifunctional RTFs. Catalogue of spatial activities that these historical objects undergo in order to be arranged for an atypical both industrial and agricultural function was also compiled.
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    Nowe funkcje starych murów, czyli adaptacje budynków sakralnych w Belgii i Hiszpanii
    (Lodz University of Technology. Press, 2020) Zielińska, Marta; Kurek, Jan
    The article, based on the examples from Belgium and Spain, presents ways of the functional adaptation of abandoned religiuos buildings. The presented examples emphasize the variety of functions that can be attributed to old church walls.
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    Łódź U Like 2021 : 12. Ogólnopolskie Seminarium Naukowe Studentów Architektury : zobaczyć, dotknąć, doświadczyć, przeżyć, opowiedzieć : książka abstraktów
    (Wydawnictwo Politechniki Łódzkiej, 2021) Klima, Ewa (red. nauk.); Witkowski, Włodzimierz (red. nauk.); Pardała, Wojciech (red. nauk.); Striker, Jarosław (red. nauk.); Szymczak, Magdalena (red. nauk.); Politechnika Łódzka. Instytut Architektury i Urbanistyki.; Koło Naukowe Studentów Architektury PŁ „IX Piętro"; Lodz University of Technology. Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning.; Architecture Students’ Scientific Club at TUL ”The 9th Floor”
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    Ulica Włókiennicza – manifest przemian centrum Łodzi
    (Lodz University of Technology Press, 2019) Sowała, Adriana; Mejer, Julia
    Celem artykułu jest omówienie koncepcji przestrzennych zmian w tkance miasta i przedstawienie skutecznych sposobów na ich realizację dzięki zaangażowaniu różnych środowisk wpływających na kształt Łodzi. Przedmiotem rozważań jest problem rewitalizacji ul. Włókienniczej jako kluczowego projektu w zakresie realizacji strategii miasta opartej na kreatywności i nowego, innowacyjnego definiowania architektury w kontekście miejskim.