<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>The IT-rooted idea of “open source” and its derivatives in architecture, have been analysed from historic viewpoint and with respect to wider cultural context, as well as with regard to the specific present-day phenomenon of a drift of notions and ideas that had originated inside IT business, then became widespread in popular culture and eventually have been implemented in architectural design and theory. Based on a bibliography survey, the milestones of “open source architecture” have been recognised and arranged chronologically. Moreover, the bibliography survey aimed at collecting numerous past reflections, remarks and opinions relevant to the subject matter, and to merge such a vast cloud of critical thoughts into a “critical framework to define open source architecture”. After all, we conclude that, in spite of its two-decade evolution and development, “open source architecture” have still been sort of subculture; namely, architectural subculture.</p></abstract>

“Open Source” Movement in Architecture

<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p>The aim of this text is to analyse and characterize the spatial-functional and urban structure of the city of Poznań, in particular its northern part, i.e. the Piątkowo district, in relation to the assumptions of the linear city concept by Oskar Hansen, the so-called Linear Continuous System. The text attempts to present this concept in terms of the historical development of the city. Reference was also made to the period when this concept was developed but not officially implemented. Thus, the authors try to examine the spatial relationships between the theoretical concept and the form of the modern city. They try to answer the questions whether it had any impact on the spatial development of the city and its current structure.</p></abstract>

Contemporary Take on the Linear Continuous System By Oskar Hansen. Case Study of City of Poznań

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