The Tatary district as the first modern multidwelling residential estate in Lublin
Urban development concepts and architectural solutions
Michał Dmitruk
m.dmitruk@pollub.plFaculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Department of Architecture, Urban and Spatial Planning, Lublin University of Technology (Polska)
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6368-4206
Abstrakt
The Tatary district is located in the central-east part of Lublin. It includes the first Lublin’s multi-dwelling residential estate neighbouring buzzing streets and large industrial facilities, built according to modern architectural and urban concepts. The residential estate, erected starting in the 1950’, served as a model for subsequent large residential estates of Lublin. The technical solutions introduced in the Tatary buildings translated into a new standard of living and functional solutions that were unique within the traditional city tissue, shaping it permanently. After almost 60 years, the estate is facing a number of problems due to political, planning and architectural decisions. This article aims at describing and evaluating these past solutions.
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housing estate, urban planning, multi-dwelling, workers' housing estate, residential building, Polish People's RepublicBibliografia
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Autorzy
Michał Dmitrukm.dmitruk@pollub.pl
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Department of Architecture, Urban and Spatial Planning, Lublin University of Technology Polska
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6368-4206
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