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    Housing and Urban Development trends in Czech Republic

    Neue Suche nach: Karel Schmeidler

    This article describes housing trends in Czech Republic, which are determined by social, economic, technical and cultural changes of last two decades In Central Europe. Those trends have positive and also negative sides: positive can be seen the quantitative and qualitative growth of housing space, variety of architectural solutions for individualised customer. Negative aspect is urban sprawl, which together with individual automobile occupancy destroys nature, space and land values. Future development is inevitable, proper design of housing needs sensitive multidisciplinal attitude and understanding of the needs of man and nature.

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    Neue Suche nach: Karel Schmeidler

    This article describes housing trends in Czech Republic, which are determined by social, economic, technical and cultural changes of last two decades In Central Europe. Those trends have positive and also negative sides: positive can be seen the quantitative and qualitative growth of housing space, variety of architectural solutions for individualised customer. Negative aspect is urban sprawl, which together with individual automobile occupancy destroys nature, space and land values. Future development is inevitable, proper design of housing needs sensitive multidisciplinal attitude and understanding of the needs of man and nature.

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    Housing and Urban Development trends in Czech Republic

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    This article describes housing trends in Czech Republic, which are determined by social, economic, technical and cultural changes of last two decades In Central Europe. Those trends have positive and also negative sides: positive can be seen the quantitative and qualitative growth of housing space, variety of architectural solutions for individualised customer. Negative aspect is urban sprawl, which together with individual automobile occupancy destroys nature, space and land values. Future development is inevitable, proper design of housing needs sensitive multidisciplinal attitude and understanding of the needs of man and nature.

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    Housing and Urban Development trends in Czech Republic

    Beteiligte:

    Karel Schmeidler (Autor:in)

    Erschienen in:

    Urbani Izziv, Vol 19, Iss 1, Pp 154-162 (2008)

    Erscheinungsdatum:

    2008

    ISSN:

    0353-6483 , 1855-8399

    Medientyp:

    Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)

    Format:

    Elektronische Ressource

    Sprache:

    Unbekannt

    Schlagwörter:

    housing trends , ageing of the society , quality of life , changes of the lifestyle , suburbanisation , social changes , cultural determination , low-rise city housing , family housing , City planning , HT165.5-169.9

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