This article examines the historical perspective of residential segregation in Belgrade and
addresses the contextual factors responsible for the dynamics of this segregation. The article …

An increasing number of studies focus on the divergent trajectories of housing estates in
post-socialist cities; however, they are mostly case studies of particular cities. There is little …

The touristification of Old Havana is resulting in unique patterns of gentrification that rely on
a new spatial imaginary, the enforcement of which is resulting in the loss of places for …

Noticeable climate change in recent years is reducing the comfort of public spaces in the
urban environment, and is becoming an element of urban policies. The adaptation to climate …

Despite the multiple contributions of public open spaces (POSs) to the quality of life in large
housing estates (LHEs), the comprehensive treatment of their improvement has so far been …

Motives: The need for sustainable urban development, including an improvement in
residents' quality of life, requires ongoing urban diagnostics. Assessments of multi-family …

The development of New Belgrade, initiated in the post-war period, was based on the
Modernist concept of urban structure. The planned central zone was never built, but the local …

There is an extensive body of literature exploring the changes that large housing estates
(LHE) in Central and East European (CEE) cities have undergone since the beginning of the …

This paper will explore whether and how different modes of postsocialist urban
transformation of inherited large housing estates (LHE) from the socialist past have …

Residential segregation between social groups has grown in European cities, while the
housing sector has boomed in major cities since 2009. These two forces raise questions …