Delimitacja Bydgosko-Toruńskiego Obszaru Metropolitalnego na tle ujęć historycznych

Sokołowski, Dariusz; Jaroszewska-Brudnicka, Renata; Gierańczyk, Wieńczysław; Radwanska, Monika; Szyda, Barbara

doi:10.12775/aunc_econ.2014.004

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“…Discussions about the Bydgoszcz-Toruń agglomeration have a long tradition, dating back to the late 1940s and early 1950s. The basis for its delimitation, according to Sokołowski et al, (2014), was, among others, the planning-administrative criterion (Planning Commission of the Council of Ministers;1960s, 1970s, after Sokołowski et al, 2014, the economic criterion (CSO, 1968), the functional-spatial criterion (Leszczycki et al, 1971), the demographic-economic criterion (Bańkowska, 1974;Swianiewicz & Klimska, 2005), or the transport criterion (Namysłowski, 1982). The Bydgoszcz and Toruń Metropolitan Areas were mentioned separately for the first time by Gontarski (1980).…”

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Spatial self-identification of communes in urban region as an important perspective for shaping a metropolitan area

Smoliński,

Biegańska,

Wójcik

et al. 2023

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Motives: The main manifestation of suburbanisation, which is crucial process shaping settlement system in Poland, are suburbs, whose spatial expansion and qualitative characteristics lead to the formation of new functional and spatial structures between the central city and its surroundings. In this sense, the process of suburbanisation is closely related to metropolisation, i.e. the growing importance in the economy of large urban regions or, more broadly, urbanised systems.Aim: The purpose of this study is to trace the spatial policy of the communes making up the Bydgoszcz–Toruń Metropolitan Area (BTMA) concerning entries in their strategic and planning documents indicating the degree of metropolitan links.Results: It was shown that these records would determine further actions affecting the advancement of the metropolisation process in urban region of Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship. Against the strategic and planning documents background, the vision for the creation of the Bydgoszcz–Toruń Metropolitan Area, present in the narrative of the two major cities, is quite different. It seems it will complicate the metropolisation process in the region.

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Spatial self-identification of communes in urban region as an important perspective for shaping a metropolitan area

Smoliński,

Biegańska,

Wójcik

et al. 2023

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Construction Activity as an Element of Suburban Zone Development

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Biegańska²,

Grzelak-Kostulska³

2021

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The dynamic process of suburbanisation in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, including Poland, causes changes in the scale of the construction activity, mainly in the communes surrounding large cities. Although, in Poland, suburbanisation processes were initiated with the system transformation, and the first spatial planning law was adopted only in 1994. In addition, building permits were issued in an unplanned manner, regardless of future consequences. As a result, housing development, despite its high intensity in suburban zones, is dispersed and chaotic. The aim of this study is to juxtapose the construction activity with the guidelines governing this sphere contained in strategic and planning documents, with the example of the suburbs of Toruń. On the basis of the statistical data, and the planning and strategic documents at different levels, it is shown that construction activity, because of its interference in space, is indeed an important element shaping suburban zone development; there is a burning need for the appropriate, i.e., sustainable and long-term, planning of this process. This planning may be boosted by considering the potential development scenarios for the analysed communes belonging to the Toruń suburban area set out in this study.

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Delimitacja Bydgosko-Toruńskiego Obszaru Metropolitalnego na tle ujęć historycznych

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Spatial self-identification of communes in urban region as an important perspective for shaping a metropolitan area

Spatial self-identification of communes in urban region as an important perspective for shaping a metropolitan area

Construction Activity as an Element of Suburban Zone Development

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