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Modernization of Public Spaces in Lithuanian Cities

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<DIV align=justify> The monograph presents the complex analysis and evaluation of the changes of the social-spatial genotype of the large Lithuanian cities (Kaunas, Klaipėda and Vilnius) determined by the modernist urbanization of the Soviet era using the interdisciplinary theory of networks and mathematical network models as the main methodological tools. The idea behind the monograph is the following: the modernistic urbanism not only introduced the new spatial configurations in specific location of a city with a specific social scenario of public space usage, but essentially affected how city is functioning as a whole. Soviet transformations of three Lithuanian cities from 1939 till 2016 are used as a good example of above mentioned revolutionary processes.

Evolution and Transition

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7 Final Conclusions

Frontmatter

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Contents

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Introduction

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1 Historical Review of Modernization of Three Lithuanian Cities in 1918-1990

1 Historical Review of Modernization of Three Lithuanian Cities in 1918-1990

2 Transformations and Condition of Urban Public Spaces in Lithuania After 1990

2 Transformations and Condition of Urban Public Spaces in Lithuania After 1990

3 Analysis of the Changes in the Content of Public Spaces

3 Analysis of the Changes in the Content of Public Spaces

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4 Detailed Analysis of Usage of Open Public Spaces in Modernist and Traditional Urban Blocks

4 Detailed Analysis of Usage of Open Public Spaces in Modernist and Traditional Urban Blocks

5 Transformations of the Network on Public Spaces and its Relations to Spatial Social Content

5 Transformations of the Network on Public Spaces and its Relations to Spatial Social Content

6 Spatial-Social Readability of a Cityscape and Some Additional Insights into Modernistic Urban Transformations

6 Spatial-Social Readability of a Cityscape and Some Additional Insights into Modernistic Urban Transformations

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Bibliography

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Editor/Author Dr. Kęstutis Zaleckis Kaunas University of Technology <A href="mailto:kestutis.zaleckis@ktu.lt">kestutis.zaleckis@ktu.lt</A> Author Dr. Kęstutis Zaleckis Kaunas University of Technology <A href="mailto:kestutis.zaleckis@ktu.lt">kestutis.zaleckis@ktu.lt</A> Author Dr. Brigita Tranavičiūtė Kaunas University of Technology <A href="mailto:brigita.tranaviciute@ktu.lt">brigita.tranaviciute@ktu.lt</A> Author Dr.Tomas Grunskis Vilnius Academy of Arts <A href="mailto:grunskis.tomas@vda.lt">grunskis.tomas@vda.lt</A> Author Dr.Indrė Gražulevičiūtė-Villeniškė Kaunas University of Technology <A href="mailto:indre.grazuleviciute@ktu.lt">indre.grazuleviciute@ktu.lt</A> Author MS Jurga Vitkuvienė Kaunas University of Technology <A href="mailto:jurga.vitkuviene@ktu.lt">jurga.vitkuviene@ktu.lt</A> Author Dr.Jolita Sinkienė Kaunas University of Technology <A href="mailto:jolita.sinkiene@ktu.lt">jolita.sinkiene@ktu.lt</A> Author MS Huriye Armagan Doğan Kaunas University of Technology <A href="mailto:armagan.dogan@gmail.com">armagan.dogan@gmail.com</A>

 The monograph presents the complex analysis and evaluation of the changes of the social-spatial genotype of the large Lithuanian cities (Kaunas, Klaipėda and Vilnius) determined by the modernist urbanization of the Soviet era using the interdisciplinary theory of networks and mathematical network models as the main methodological tools.

 The monograph presents the complex analysis and evaluation of the changes of the social-spatial genotype of the large Lithuanian cities...

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