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Informal Public Spaces and The Degree of Their Plasticity
Post-socialist cities, and therefore also those in Slovakia, are fundamentally marked by the functionalist principle of planning. Their urban structure is therefore characterized by a large proportion of open and poorly defined space. Contemporary urban development is often implemented without the n
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