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Stan zachowania i koncepcja zarządzania parkami podworskimi w gminie Myślibórz

Kupiec M., Kiepas-Kokot A.

Prace Komisji Krajobrazu Kulturowego

2008

nr 10

216--223

In western‐pomeranian Myślibórz commune 20 ex‐manor parks are located. They have differentiated characteristics, present state and ownership status. Parks were created as a part of manor complexes in 1st half of 19th c. and have landscape character. They have also some common composition elements like huge plane trees, chestnuts and beech specimens, hornbeam hedgerows and alleys, lime gazebos. Manors generally are in bad state or are ruined. Despite of their national monument status, almost all objects are in bad state after years without proper care and dissapearing of original role. Summary of invenatisation prepared for 7 most valuable parks is presented in paper as well as preliminary concepts of revitalisation works planned by commune autorities. Restoring of important role for local community is consedered as kay factor in developement plans tohether with preparation complex developement plan for parks owned by commune.

Parki podworskie w strefie podmiejskiej Wrocławia

Borcz Z., Czechowicz M.

Architektura Krajobrazu

2003

nr 3-4

24-27

Many manor parks are to be found in Lower Silesia countryside. Within the suburban communes, as: Długołęka, Prusice, Sobótka situated nearby Wrocław, almost 50% of the villages still have the manor parks. They are mostly overgrown and neglected by their post-war users, such as schools or the agricultural cooperatives. After the socio-political transformation from the early 1990s, the private persons have started to buy the better preserved parks, which are recently well maintained. The new types of devastation derive from the vast sprawl of the housing areas. The architectural forms of the buildings are often inspired by historical shapes and details of the neighbouring palaces, although the visual effects of highly differentiated houses grouped on the small sites can be estimated as far from the expectations of the owners. The paper points at the difficulties in combining the short-term economic and social goals with the requirements of greenery preservation and maintenance.