METODA ZA PREPOZNAVANJE PRIHODNJIH OBMOČIJ SUBURBANIZACIJE

Suburbanization is a threat to sustainable development and consequently it may reduce the territorial attractiveness described by Živković et al. [...]rational space management in suburban areas gains particular importance in reference to the essence of the doctrine. [...]of desurbanisation, internal areas of cities gain a structure resembling that of the suburbs through random parcellation of space, and reduction in population density. According to Couch, Leontidou and Petschel-Held (2007), countries that prefer private property of apartments, and those in the period of transformations (Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovenia, and Croatia) turned out to be the most prone to suburbanisation processes. [...]of the transformations, the belt-node spatial structure of the agglomeration successively lost transparency, creating a chaotic cluster of dispersed building development, not only extending the settlement belts, but also encroaching on areas between them (Chmielewski, 2002, Śleszyński, 2012).