Contemporary cities face numerous challenges related to the degradation of public open spaces, the decline in the quality of urban life, and the weakening of social ties among residents. In this context, urban agriculture is increasingly recognized as an instrument of urban regeneration, as it enables the spatial, ecol...
The intensive construction activity in the city of Niš, driven by amendments to urban plans that allow for multi-family residential buildings within blocks originally designated for single-family housing, has led to their spatial transformation. Due to their proximity to the city center, locations within the old urban...
In the post-socialist period, cities in Serbia have undergone intensive spatial transformations, with changes in urban planning regulations playing a significant role in the development of inherited residential areas. This paper examines the impact of changes in urban planning parameters on the emergence of residential...
