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HORÁČEK, M.
Original Title
The architectural rhythm of a small town ... is very familiar to as. A Small Town as an Aesthetic Ideal of the Twentieth Century.
English Title
Type
Chapter in a book
Original Abstract
Our book presents the results of research carried out by scholars of various disciplines (historians, sociologist, architects, and art specialists) and is focussed on the status of contemporary small towns in several European countries. The authors study how town managers and others try to make the best of the not very favourible situation of being a relatively unimportant, peripheral dependent on a large, influential urban conglomerate. In addition, they examine how architects and planners view the organization of space in a small town.
English abstract
Keywords
Small Towns; Twentieth Century; Strategies; Urban Identity
Key words in English
Authors
RIV year
2019
Released
01.07.2017
Publisher
Karolinum press
Location
Praha
ISBN
978-80-246-3645-0
Book
Small Towns in Europe in the 20th and 21st Centuries
Pages from
52
Pages to
73
Pages count
12
Full text in the Digital Library
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BibTex
@inbook{BUT156117, author="Martin {Horáček}", title="The architectural rhythm of a small town ... is very familiar to as. A Small Town as an Aesthetic Ideal of the Twentieth Century.", booktitle="Small Towns in Europe in the 20th and 21st Centuries", year="2017", publisher="Karolinum press", address="Praha", pages="52--73", isbn="978-80-246-3645-0" }