GENERAL CONDITION OF SPACES BETWEEN RESIDENTIAL BLOCKS IN BULGARIA IN THE PERIOD AFTER 1990
Abstract
The problems of the residential quarters built by industrialized technology in 60-70 years of the last century, have their physical, social, economic, demographic and environmental aspects. Material and obsolescence of the buildings is readily apparent. Demographic changes in the age structure, size and number of households, the scale of unemployment and the change in lifestyle impose different requirements on the size, content and functional organization of both the buildings and the spaces between them.
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