Czech Countryside and Small Production Facilities

Aleš Student; Martin Nedvěd

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.12.137

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Czech Countryside and Small Production Facilities

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Today, the small and medium-sized production facilities form a regular part of countryside. Many of them, however, lost their original function: they are abandoned, unattended, they dilapidate. As such, they have become a problem issue for villages and the country in general. No matter how slow and complicated there are solutions to this dire situation, nevertheless.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volume 12)

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November 2014

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Aleš Student, Martin Nedvěd*

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Architecture, Dominant, Landscape, Production Facilities, Rural, Space

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