Ograniczanie zanieczyszczenia powietrza i efektu miejskiej wyspy ciepła – wpływ na warunki życia mieszkańców
Jacek Wiszniowski
Profilo Orcid Sustainable Design in the Housing Environment: Integration of Modern Technology and Cultural Heritage Protection on the Example of the National Archive in Krakow
Anna Martyka
Profilo Orcid, Rafał Lichołai
Profilo Orcid, Weronika Nowak
Profilo Orcid e Ignacio Fernández Torres
Profilo Orcid Adaptation student halls of residence as temporary homes for displaced: the case of the Lodz University of Technology
Bohdan Cherkes
Profilo Orcid, Joanna Borowczyk
Profilo Orcid, Renata Przewłocka-Sionek
Profilo Orcid e Svitlana Linda
Profilo Orcid Future of the European Housing environment in Ukraine: Challenges, Directions and Reconstruction Scenarios (Part 2)
Joanna Gil-Mastalerczyk
Profilo Orcid, Viktor Proskuryakov
Profilo Orcid e Krzysztof Zima
Profilo Orcid Urbicide in Ukraine: Analysis of Environmental Destruction – Challenges, Strategies, and International Cooperation (Part 1)
Joanna Gil-Mastalerczyk
Profilo Orcid, Viktor Proskuryakov
Profilo Orcid e Pavlo Bosyy
Profilo Orcid Rethinking Design Priorities: Towards Human Scale and Sustaining Culture in Disadvantage Neighbourhoods – A Case Study from Beirut
Bahaa Bou Kalfouni
Profilo Orcid, Karolina Krośnicka
Profilo Orcid e Piotr Lorens
Profilo Orcid The editorial team of the journal used the CC NC ND 3.0 license until the end of 2024. Starting in 2025, we will use the CC NC ND 4.0 license.
The journal 'Housing Environment' is an international periodical that has been published since 2003. It focuses on research related to the housing environment, which is understood as the fundamental living space and activity area for humans, satisfying their psycho-physical needs. The journal's aim is to connect architectural and urban aspects of living spaces with spatial planning, urban sociology, aesthetics, information technologies, and other scientific fields that influence contemporary housing environments.
The housing environment is described as a space composed of both living and non-living elements that impact and are processed by humans. The physical shape of this space influences the well-being of its residents, addressing their need for safe shelter, psychological and physical comfort, hygiene conditions, a sense of belonging, a clean environment, and contact with nature.
The journal is particularly interested in research concerning new phenomena in the architectural and urban design of living spaces, multidisciplinary activities that support research on the quality of the housing environment, the functioning of residential areas in modern cities, and solutions to dysfunctional problems related to the housing environment, such as those associated with climate change.
The editorial team encourages the involvement of students in scientific work, and each issue of the journal publishes student design projects
Archiving
Sciendo archives the contents of this journal in Portico - digital long-term preservation service of scholarly books, journals and collections.
Plagiarism Policy
The editorial board is participating in a growing community of Similarity Check System's users in order to ensure that the content published is original and trustworthy. Similarity Check is a medium that allows for comprehensive manuscripts screening, aimed to eliminate plagiarism and provide a high standard and quality peer-review process.