W artykule skupiono się na zdiagnozowaniu problemów społeczno-przestrzennych Malty jako kraju wielokulturowego. Badania prowadzono w oparciu o zdefiniowanie potrzeb mieszkańców kraju oraz na analizie rozwoju społeczno-przestrzennego reprezentatywnej dla Malty – Vallety. Wnioski z badań posłużyły jako punkt wyjścia do próby wytyczenia kierunków kształtowania nowego ładu przestrzennego dla miasta. Badania prowadzono w ramach współpracy Politechniki Krakowskiej z Konsulatem Republiki Malty w Krakowie. Powstały propozycje projektowe współczesnych założeń architektoniczno-urbanistycznych w stolicy Malty uwzględniające wytyczne wynikające z wniosków z przeprowadzonych badań. Propozycje te zostały przedstawione w pracach dyplomowych magisterskich studentów drugiego stopnia kierunku Architektura na Wydziale Architektury Politechniki Krakowskiej. A Multi-Cultural City’s New Spatial Order: Valletta, Malta This paper focuses on diagnosing the socio-spatial problems of Malta as a multi-cultural country. The study was based on defining the needs of the country’s citizens and an analysis of the socio-spatial development of Valletta – as a city representative of Malta. The conclusions of this investigation served as a starting point for an attempt to formulate guidelines for shaping a new spatial order for the city. The study was performed as a part of cooperation between the Cracow University of Technology with the Consulate of the Republic of Malta in Cracow. Design proposals of contemporary architectural and urban complexes in Malta’s capital that included said guidelines were drafted. These proposals were presented in Master’s thesis projects prepared by second-cycle students of the Architecture course taught at the Faculty of Architecture of the Cracow University of Technology.
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