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Socialistic birth and afterlife of the largest Lviv district of Sykhiv

Cherkes B.

Środowisko Mieszkaniowe

2013

nr 11

68--73

In this article the formation features of the largest Lviv district of Sykhiv were reviewed. Main transformation processes of workers settlement, which was constructed near the industrial hub of Sykhiv in 70–80ies of the last century, and establishment of the large panel housing estate during the period of independent Ukraine were highlighted. In this regard, major factors that have effect on the formation of housing estate new identity and it conversion into integral part of the contemporary Lviv were traced.

Nowy krajobraz starych dzielnic mieszkaniowych Lublina

Przesmycka E., Sosnowska M.

Architektura Krajobrazu

2012

nr 3

61--68

Article raises issues of changes in the landscape of residential areas Lublin created between the late 40s to early 60s: Housing estates Racławicka Dzielnica Mieszkaniowa (RDM), housing estates of Zakłady Osiedli Robotniczych (ZOR): Zachód, Bronowice, Tatary and the first settlements of Lublin Housing Association (LSM): Mickiewicz housing estate. In the area of described settlements still remained examples of architecture and architectural details from the period of 50s, typical for the period of socialirealism. Currently, in these settlements appear contemporary forms of land development. Unfortunately, as a result of renovation of residential buildings, the architectural details are eliminated of interior walls (including window frames, wall mosaics, etc.), in exchange, a new color of the facade is introduced. As a result of changes in ownership, some blocks are becoming residential communities. Appear their own, individual development of green areas. They are adjacent to other forms of development pursued by the management of cooperatives. In parallel, there are local community activities that complement the overall spatial chaos.