Formal spatial planning procedures tend to neglect the importance of socio-cultural elements that are inherently present as part of 'soft infrastructure' and are constituted from traditions, lifestyles, wishes, and the routines of individuals that form a local community. In contrast, the concept of cultural sustainability is closely linked with the socio-cultural heterogeneity of a local community. The inability of the formal spatial planning system in Slovenia to adequately engage with the social wishes and resistances of residents is highlighted in situations involving problematic confrontations between the members of the dominant 'common culture' and marginal groups. Two cases from Ljubljana are presented: the stigmatization of the Fužin...
Until recently cultural planning was a term used to refer to a relatively new field of policy that h...
With rapid changes in urban living today, peoples’ behavioural patterns and spatial practices underg...
Previous experiences have shown that the implementation of planning policy does not always lead to t...
Formal spatial planning procedures tend to neglect the importance of socio-cultural elements that ar...
Like many countries in Europe, Slovenia is experiencing significant changes in its urban and rural f...
A decade or more has elapsed since the notion of cultural planning was distinguished from the more f...
Cultural factors can affect urban planners’ intentions to regulate public space in a particular way....
This article critically examines the recently introduced and hotly debated conceptual approach of pl...
Great social challenges of today, and the conflicts arising therefrom, no longer come one by one. Wh...
To study and grasp the contemporary rural areas in Slovenia, the students of the Faculty of Architec...
Why do the same planning approaches cause different results around the world? Because, even in times...
During urban redevelopment, it is not always completely clear which spaces and groups are the most v...
Previous experiences have shown that the implementation of planning policy does not always lead to t...
This book addresses the influences of planning cultures and histories on the temporal evolution of p...
This study aims to open a discussion on the concept of cultural sustainability in architectural desi...
Until recently cultural planning was a term used to refer to a relatively new field of policy that h...
With rapid changes in urban living today, peoples’ behavioural patterns and spatial practices underg...
Previous experiences have shown that the implementation of planning policy does not always lead to t...
Formal spatial planning procedures tend to neglect the importance of socio-cultural elements that ar...
Like many countries in Europe, Slovenia is experiencing significant changes in its urban and rural f...
A decade or more has elapsed since the notion of cultural planning was distinguished from the more f...
Cultural factors can affect urban planners’ intentions to regulate public space in a particular way....
This article critically examines the recently introduced and hotly debated conceptual approach of pl...
Great social challenges of today, and the conflicts arising therefrom, no longer come one by one. Wh...
To study and grasp the contemporary rural areas in Slovenia, the students of the Faculty of Architec...
Why do the same planning approaches cause different results around the world? Because, even in times...
During urban redevelopment, it is not always completely clear which spaces and groups are the most v...
Previous experiences have shown that the implementation of planning policy does not always lead to t...
This book addresses the influences of planning cultures and histories on the temporal evolution of p...
This study aims to open a discussion on the concept of cultural sustainability in architectural desi...
Until recently cultural planning was a term used to refer to a relatively new field of policy that h...
With rapid changes in urban living today, peoples’ behavioural patterns and spatial practices underg...
Previous experiences have shown that the implementation of planning policy does not always lead to t...