The Process of Hybridization in Sustainable Urban Residential Environment

Ľubica Selcová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.820.33

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The Process of Hybridization in Sustainable Urban Residential Environment

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By concentrating of suitable structure o heterogeneous functions into the hybrid residential complex we obtain a homogeneous whole. The combination of various architectural programs and functions in residential environment is creating a hybrid urban environment, which should bring higher quality of life for people in cities.

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