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@article{1169980,
author = {Kunc, Josef and Navrátil, Josef and Tonev, Petr and Frantál, Bohumil and Klusáček, Petr and Martinát, Stanislav and Havlíček, Marek and Černík, Jakub},
article_number = {1/2014},
keywords = {urban environment; revitalization; perception; Brno; Czech Republic},
language = {eng},
issn = {1842-5135},
journal = {Geographia Technica},
title = {Perception of urban renewal: reflexions and coherences of socio-spatial patterns (Brno, Czech republic)},
url = {http://technicalgeography.org/pdf/1_2014/07_kunc.pdf},
volume = {vol. 9},
year = {2014}
}
TY - JOUR
ID - 1169980
AU - Kunc, Josef - Navrátil, Josef - Tonev, Petr - Frantál, Bohumil - Klusáček, Petr - Martinát, Stanislav - Havlíček, Marek - Černík, Jakub
PY - 2014
TI - Perception of urban renewal: reflexions and coherences of socio-spatial patterns (Brno, Czech republic)
JF - Geographia Technica
VL - vol. 9
IS - 1/2014
SP - 66-77
EP - 66-77
PB - Asociatia Geographia Technica
SN - 18425135
KW - urban environment
KW - revitalization
KW - perception
KW - Brno
KW - Czech Republic
UR - http://technicalgeography.org/pdf/1_2014/07_kunc.pdf
L2 - http://technicalgeography.org/pdf/1_2014/07_kunc.pdf
N2 - Transformations of economy and society, which had begun in the Eastern and Central European countries in the 1990ies, have also occasioned a profound change of the urban environment. Extensive de-industrialization led not only to the rise of neglected and abandoned objects and industrial estates, but also to an increase of technical, environmental, and above all social deprivations and risks. Brno, a monocentric city, has been very important already in the pre-industrial era. Its abandoned production plants and attendant social and other problems are located mostly in the immediate vicinity of its historical centre (transitional zone or the inner city) which further increases citizens' negative perceptions of these phenomena. On the other hand, abandoned lots adjacent to the city centre often have the greatest potential for new construction. Grounded in theory and research of socio-spatial perception of the local populace, this study presents the revitalization possibilities and risks of exactly this kind of space, which can be viewed as both the largest development area in the city and simultaneously as an area which is abandoned and neglected, with a host of social, technical and other problems.
ER -
KUNC, Josef, Josef NAVRÁTIL, Petr TONEV, Bohumil FRANTÁL, Petr KLUSÁČEK, Stanislav MARTINÁT, Marek HAVLÍČEK and Jakub ČERNÍK. Perception of urban renewal: reflexions and coherences of socio-spatial patterns (Brno, Czech republic). \textit{Geographia Technica}. Asociatia Geographia Technica, 2014, vol. 9, 1/2014, p.~66-77. ISSN~1842-5135.
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