2021, Volume 55, No. 3 - 4

The Heritage of Postwar Modernism: Engaged Research – monothematic issue

Editorial

Peter Szalay, Henrieta Moravčíková

The Heritage of Postwar Modernism: Engaged Research

Scientific study

Henrieta Moravčíková, Peter Szalay

The Trade Union House / Istropolis: The Birth and Liquidation of an Innovative Generator of Social Life, Culture, and Education

Nadin Augustiniok, Marie Moors, Bie Plevoets, Koenraad Van Cleempoel

An Inquiry into Intentional Values: The Arenawijk in Antwerp – Renaat Braem’s Modernist Social Housing Ensemble as a Case Study

Tomasz Ziemkiewicz

Conservation Issues of Post-War Modernist Architecture in Poland

Domonkos Wettstein

Modern Landscape Concepts in the Early Protection Perspectives: The Professional Positions of the Architect Tibor Farkas and the Landscape Architect Mihály Mőcsényi

Lenka Popelová, Tomáš Šenberger

Research, Protection, and Re-Use Possibilities for Post-War Industrial Heritage in the Czech Republic – Current Research and Efforts towards Protection

Forum

Monika Kicová, Peter Beňo, Nikola Schnitzerová

The Prior Department Store in Košice in the Context of History, Current Structural Alterations and Engaged Preservation

Maren Harnack, Ruth Schlögl, Matthias Brunner, Natalie Heger

Campaigning for Postwar Modernist Housing Estates in the Frankfurt Rhine-Main Area

Viktor Kasala, Samuel Achberger and Ján Urban

Community Engagement in the Revitalization Process of Elevated Walkways in Petržalka through Prototyping Solutions for Public Spaces

Reviews

Jarmila Bencová

Two Books of Related Subject Matter Addressing the Critique of Modernist Views on Design and Architecture

Monika Kicová

Archimap 2/20: Mapping the Post-war Socialist Architecture in Košice

Pavel Šopák

Czech Way to Christian Norberg-Schulz