Since the collapse of communism, countries in Central and Eastern Europe have
experienced significant socio-economic changes that have affected the urban landscape …

Previous initiatives developed for the purpose of designing and the realization of a smart,
sustainable city have shown that there is no single approach to make a city “smarter” and …

Employing a long-term perspective, we explore whether ideologically rooted quality
outcomes of housing provision under communism have persisted during the post-communist …

The incremental housing development is rarely discussed in the context of the North. While
perceived as a niche modality, its analysis provides a valid opportunity to question the …

This paper considers the links between the city size and transformation of inherited socialist
large housing estates within the process of post-socialist urban changes in Serbia. Based on …

The topic of this paper is the ideological perspective on the names of city streets in a post-
socialist context. Studies of post-socialist cities have indicated that the symbolic …

Although a growing body of literature examines the post-socialist European context of urban
regeneration, studies on the demolition-based approaches are relatively scarce. Moreover …

The paper focuses on the control homeowners have over common issues in a multi-
apartment building. It specifically aims to contribute to further examination and recognition of …

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 considers the phenomenon known as “garage capitalism”, accepted in literature
as the transformation and adaptation of garages, residential space, basements and other …