Vol. 4 No. 5 (2013)

Articles

• Relevance and Extent of Ecological Architecture

  Indrė Gražulevičiūtė Vileniškė

  3-5

• The Inheritance of the Soviet Period: should It be Evaluated?

  Evaldas Ramanauskas, Liucijus Dringelis

  6-12

• Attempts and Methods for Revitalizing the Centers of Small Localities. Selected Examples

  Katarzyna Hodor, Julia Klimek

  13-17

• The Memorial Museum of Jewish Culture in Prague. An Example of Urban Regeneration

  Chizzoniti Domenico, Cattani Letizia, Noviello Matteo, Preis Luca, Preta Gaia

  18-26

• The Impact of the Specific Elements of Globalization on the Spatial Structure of Lithuanian Towns and their Valuation

  Giedrė Gudzinevičiūtė Vilkelė, Evaldas Ramanauskas

  27-32

• The Role of the River in the City Centre and its Identity

  Justina Maciukenaite, Ingrida Povilaitienė

  33-41

• Multifunctional Riverside Buffer Parks – the Research on Nature-Urban Revitalisation of River Valleys

  Anna Januchta Szostak

  42-50

• Water Designing for Sustainability, Purity and Comfort

  Niki Manou Andreadis, Maria Milona

  51-56

• Agricultural Land into the City: 5 Environmentally Sustainable Ecological Parks

  Simona Basilico, Patricio Eduardo Enriquez, Massimiliano Bevacqua, Fabio Villa

  57-66

• Lightweight Concrete with Aggregates Made by Using Industrial Waste

  Diana Bajare, Janis Kazjonovs, Aleksandrs Korjakins

  67-73