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1/2007

   

OBSAH 1/2007

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  • EVROPSKÁ ÚMLUVA O KRAJINĚ A MOŽNOSTI JEJÍ IMPLEMENTACE V OBLASTI KONCEPČNÍCH A PLÁNOVACÍCH NÁSTROJŮ PRO REALIZACI KRAJINNÝCH POLITIK
    Martin Weber

    The European Landscape Convention and the Options of its Implementation in View of the Concept and Planning Tools for the Realization of Landscape Policies, by Martin Weber

    The European Landscape Convention, CETS No. 176, is a new tool, destined exclusively for the protection, administration, and planning of the landscape in all European countries. On 1 October 2004 the Convention became obligatory for the Czech Republic. This contribution presents the contents of the document, quoting selected parts from the Convention’s official translation. As part of the draft of the Strategy of the Responsibility for the Czech Landscape of the Past, Today, and the Future, some possibilities of the implementation of the Convention are discussed in view of the concept and planning tools of landscape policies.

  • UDRŽITELNÝ ROZVOJ ÚZEMÍ V NOVÉM STAVEBNÍM ZÁKONĚ A V SOUVISEJÍCÍCH DOKUMENTECH
    Marie Machová

    Sustainable Development in the New Building Act and its Related Documents, by Marie Machová

    The words sustainable development are more and more frequently heard these days. Involving a large number of disciplines and sciences, this term is largely reflected in physical planning, which is one of the most efficient tools of the implementation of sustainable development’s objectives. How has this term been conceived by the new Building Act?

  • OLOMOUCKÉ OBCHODNÍ DOMY: KOMENTÁŘ K OTÁZKÁM GENEZE A SOUČASNÉMU VÝVOJI MĚSTSKÉ MALOOBCHODNÍ SÍTĚ
    Zdeněk Szczyrba

    Olomouc’s Department Stores: commenting on the past and current developments of urban retail shopping, by Zdeněk Szczyrba

    As in any other large town or city in the Czech Republic, department stores in Olomouc represent a fundamental element of the retail shopping network. The importance of such shopping units is still evident, concentrating significant commercial potential of the city. On the other hand, the current trends make the “classic” stores less and less relevant, both those of full range of goods and specialized ones, giving way to the dynamic  development of “modern” shopping centres, hypermarkets, and hobby markets. From the viewpoint of their commercial offer, such large shops perform similar functions to those of the department stores. Yet, a substantial difference is seen in the fact that their locations help decentralize the commercial functions in the city, changing the monocentric arrangement of retail shopping into polycentric.

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