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Zebranie Komitetu Architektury i Urbanistyki PAN kończące kadencję 1999-2003

Kłosiewicz L.

Kwartalnik Architektury i Urbanistyki

2002

T. 47, z. 1

73-75

A plenary meeting of the Committee of Architecture and Town Planning at the Polish Academy of Sciences, ending the Committee's 1999-2003 term in office took place on 28 and 29 May 2003 in the Architects House of the Society of Architects of the Republic of Poland in Kazimierz DoIny. The chairman of the Committee presented a short report on Committee activity, recalling some of the plenary meetings and associated scientific sessions as well as the work of certain sections. The Committee selected the "housing question" as the theme of the scientific session held during its last meeting. This topic became the leading motif of the session. A summary of the discussion can be enclosed in the following theses: - it is necessary to stimulate intellects and render the problem more universal: this is a task for the mass media and the school system, both general and architectural training; - from 1989 no effective programme of solving the housing problem has been presented, as confirmed by the gulf between construction productivity and the existing needs; - work on programmes and projects for the development of assorted types and standards of residential housing must be initiated immediately; this is a task for the government and the local authorities; - it is necessary to promptly amass suitable financial means, obtained from the budget and thanks to social fund raising in cooperation with such organisations as Caritas and the Polish Humanitarian Campaign; - it is mandatory to create legal restrictions directed against construction wastage apparent in the excessive embellishments of public institution buildings (town halls, insurance societies, banks, the interiors of chairman's offices, etc.), trade institutions and so-called residences, and against the scattering of buildings which occupy farmland or terrains of high natural qualities. The last meeting of the Committee of Architecture and Town Planning at the Polish Academy of Science ended with the chairman thanking members of the Committee and its commissions for their great contribution to the improvement of architectural order in Poland.