Working at Home as a Spatial Phenomenon – Architectural and Urbanistic Aspects of Regulating Working at Home [PDF]
In Slovenia, working at home is a traditionally present spatial paradigm with many positive implications for social development. This paper presents the results of a study that focused on the analysis of its manifestations, existing regulatory ...
Gregor Čok, Mojca Furman Oman
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A smart city for all citizens: an exploration of children’s participation in Norway’s smartest city
In recent years, a 'participatory turn' has emerged as a remedy to counter top-down and techno-centric smart city development approaches. While this shift in smart city policies and strategies offers promise, it also presents challenges.
Johana Evelyn Montalvan Castilla +1 more
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Slovenia as an industrialized country faced the problem of brownfields only after independence in 1991 when market economy principles were re-introduced, and several industrial sectors became uncompetitive in a European and global scale.
Boštjan Cotič, Boštjan Kerbler
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The Impacts of Interior Space on Children in Schools and Kindergartens [PDF]
Studies, as well as experience, show that learning space plays an important part in children’s education. The experts believe it has the role of the third teacher, which is an important and responsible role.
Martina Zbašnik-Senegačnik
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Multistage Method of Determining the Development of Rural Settlements [PDF]
Rural settlements and their areas of influence differ. Their origin and development are the results of various environmental, social and economic factors.
Tomaž Biščak
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Introduction Field trials and modelling studies suggest that elimination of dengue transmission may be possible through widespread release of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes infected with the insect bacterium Wolbachia pipientis (wMel strain), in conjunction ...
Melanie Bannister-Tyrrell +7 more
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Potential and limitations of environmental design with LCA tools [PDF]
The built environment has a very high impact on the environment. Architects can largely define the environmental impact a building will cause throughout its lifetime through its design.
Alexander Hollberg +3 more
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Comparison of the Opinions of School Management and Students of the Faculty of Sports on the Use of School Spaces for Physical Activity [PDF]
Statutory and by-law regulations determine the functioning of the primary school, and within this also define the way these premises are used. Within the framework of the project Designing guidelines for the quality design of modern school architecture ...
Ivan Čuk +3 more
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Sectoral Division of Rapallo Border Defence Systems and Discovering the Extent of the Rupnik Line Fortification System [PDF]
This study focused on improving the understanding of the actual extent and spatial impacts of the Rupnik Line as one of the two fortification systems of the Rapallo Border.
Janez Peter Grom, Petra Štukovnik
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The Sustainable School as an Venue for Environmental Education [PDF]
Sustainable schools are energy-efficient, environmentally friendly buildings that provide a healthy living environment and promote environmental education. Reference examples from abroad show the characteristics of sustainable schools as an expression of
Martina Zbašnik-Senegačnik +1 more
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