Małgorzata Denis
Biographic Data
| ID | 4416875 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Małgorzata Denis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Małgorzata |
| FAMILY NAME | Denis |
| SIGNATURE | DENIS M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Warsaw University of Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4694-116X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Between city and countryside
The paper investigates the dynamics of spatial development in the peri-urban area of Warsaw, Poland. It focuses on the processes of suburbanization and urban sprawl occurring within the city's administrative boundaries and its neighbouring rural municipalities. Drawing on spatial data from 2014 to 2024, the study identifies the most intensive zones of border residential development and analyzes the morphological characteristics of emerging housin…
Problems of the urban structure of small towns in the vicinity of Polish Warsaw and Ukrainian Lviv
For many years, small towns in Poland and Ukraine, which are often referred to as “post-socialist”, have been struggling with the spatial chaos of their historical urban structure. These towns tended to be largely neglected and often struggled to maintain a sense of identity. After the political transformation, a process of “shrinking” was observed in these towns. Poland's accession to the European Union helped change both the appearance of towns…
Delimitation of the metropolitan areas of Warsaw and Lviv over the last 100 years. The Polish-Ukrainian experience
In the 21st century age of globalisation, a metropolis is considered the main unit of the settlement system, though its impact may well extend beyond the borders of a certain country. The principles of zoning for metropolitan areas are significant as a tool for the correct construction of the spatial structure of the state, facilitating the activation and use of human potential and economic development. In the aftermath of centralised planning un…
Spatially explicit mixed-use indicators to measure life quality across the city — A conceptual framework and case study
The challenges of the modern world, such as urban population growth and climate change, have necessitated a change in cities. Current trends related to the design of cities have highlight the essence of mixed-use urban areas. Determining mixed-use at a fine-grained level is challenging. Our new approach uses the ‘floating window’ method to determine the fine-grained local values of mixed-use indicators based on data from multiple sources. This me…
Pandemic resilient cities
Cities, due to population density and the complexity of human interactions, experience specific problems arising from their functioning in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic. Many scientists who publish their findings in contemporary literature agree on the need to shape pandemic resilient cities by making changes to the functional-spatial structure and preparing cities for rapid revitalization [regeneration] in the post-pandemic period. The main o…
The development of small towns and towns of well-being
Contemporary urban development is evolving towards towns with good social capital, where good living conditions are key. The article aims to define the directions of transformation of small towns in Poland following the political transformation (i.e. over the last 30 years), while also looking at how these transformations may affect the living conditions in these towns. The article uses theoretical, empirical and cartographic research methods, ta…
Sustainable and vibrant cities. Opportunities and threats to the development of Polish cities
In the 21st century, Poland has begun to pay more attention to the sustainable development of its cities and to pro-ecological solutions. It was found that urban design should provide proper mental comfort to inhabitants, for instance by reducing burdensome traffic in favour of ecological transport: public transport and bicycles, and should facilitate various social activities
Sustainable and vibrant cities. Opportunities and threats to the development of Polish cities
In the 21st century, Poland has begun to pay more attention to the sustainable development of its cities and to pro-ecological solutions. It was found that urban design should provide proper mental comfort to inhabitants, for instance by reducing burdensome traffic in favour of ecological transport: public transport and bicycles, and should facilitate various social activities
Pandemic resilient cities
Cities, due to population density and the complexity of human interactions, experience specific problems arising from their functioning in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic. Many scientists who publish their findings in contemporary literature agree on the need to shape pandemic resilient cities by making changes to the functional-spatial structure and preparing cities for rapid revitalization [regeneration] in the post-pandemic period. The main o…
Spatially explicit mixed-use indicators to measure life quality across the city — A conceptual framework and case study
The challenges of the modern world, such as urban population growth and climate change, have necessitated a change in cities. Current trends related to the design of cities have highlight the essence of mixed-use urban areas. Determining mixed-use at a fine-grained level is challenging. Our new approach uses the ‘floating window’ method to determine the fine-grained local values of mixed-use indicators based on data from multiple sources. This me…
The development of small towns and towns of well-being
Contemporary urban development is evolving towards towns with good social capital, where good living conditions are key. The article aims to define the directions of transformation of small towns in Poland following the political transformation (i.e. over the last 30 years), while also looking at how these transformations may affect the living conditions in these towns. The article uses theoretical, empirical and cartographic research methods, ta…
Sustainable and vibrant cities. Opportunities and threats to the development of Polish cities
In the 21st century, Poland has begun to pay more attention to the sustainable development of its cities and to pro-ecological solutions. It was found that urban design should provide proper mental comfort to inhabitants, for instance by reducing burdensome traffic in favour of ecological transport: public transport and bicycles, and should facilitate various social activities
Pandemic resilient cities
Cities, due to population density and the complexity of human interactions, experience specific problems arising from their functioning in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic. Many scientists who publish their findings in contemporary literature agree on the need to shape pandemic resilient cities by making changes to the functional-spatial structure and preparing cities for rapid revitalization [regeneration] in the post-pandemic period. The main o…
The development of small towns and towns of well-being
Contemporary urban development is evolving towards towns with good social capital, where good living conditions are key. The article aims to define the directions of transformation of small towns in Poland following the political transformation (i.e. over the last 30 years), while also looking at how these transformations may affect the living conditions in these towns. The article uses theoretical, empirical and cartographic research methods, ta…
Spatially explicit mixed-use indicators to measure life quality across the city — A conceptual framework and case study
The challenges of the modern world, such as urban population growth and climate change, have necessitated a change in cities. Current trends related to the design of cities have highlight the essence of mixed-use urban areas. Determining mixed-use at a fine-grained level is challenging. Our new approach uses the ‘floating window’ method to determine the fine-grained local values of mixed-use indicators based on data from multiple sources. This me…
Delimitation of the metropolitan areas of Warsaw and Lviv over the last 100 years. The Polish-Ukrainian experience
In the 21st century age of globalisation, a metropolis is considered the main unit of the settlement system, though its impact may well extend beyond the borders of a certain country. The principles of zoning for metropolitan areas are significant as a tool for the correct construction of the spatial structure of the state, facilitating the activation and use of human potential and economic development. In the aftermath of centralised planning un…
Problems of the urban structure of small towns in the vicinity of Polish Warsaw and Ukrainian Lviv
For many years, small towns in Poland and Ukraine, which are often referred to as “post-socialist”, have been struggling with the spatial chaos of their historical urban structure. These towns tended to be largely neglected and often struggled to maintain a sense of identity. After the political transformation, a process of “shrinking” was observed in these towns. Poland's accession to the European Union helped change both the appearance of towns…
Between city and countryside
The paper investigates the dynamics of spatial development in the peri-urban area of Warsaw, Poland. It focuses on the processes of suburbanization and urban sprawl occurring within the city's administrative boundaries and its neighbouring rural municipalities. Drawing on spatial data from 2014 to 2024, the study identifies the most intensive zones of border residential development and analyzes the morphological characteristics of emerging housin…
Environmental planning (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Regional science (4 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Sustainable development (3 works) · Urban planning (3 works)