Table of Contents
| Manifestation of Postmodernist Ideas in Architectural Competitions and Unrealized Design Projects in Lithuania of the 1970s and 80s | |
| Martynas Mankus | 225–233 |
| Study of Harmony in the Indoor/Outdoor Context of Architecture of the 21st Century Catholic Church in Latvia | |
| Aija Grietēna | 234–244 |
| Syncretism in an Architect’s Work: Historical Perception and Relevance Today | |
| Nora Franckevičiūtė | 245–256 |
| Conception of Artistic Forms in the 20th Century Based on an Example of Lithuanian Architecture | |
| Aušra Černauskienė | 257–262 |
| Spatial Narrative as Feature of Singularity in Sacral Architecture | |
| Gytis Oržikauskas | 263–272 |
| Review of the Landscape Aesthetic Potential Research in Lithuania | |
| Dovilė Kalkė | 273–281 |
| Teklė Šešelgienė (1925–1982): Aspects of Creative Work in Landscape Architecture | |
| Vaiva Deveikienė | 282–289 |
| Custom-Made Patchwork Landscape: Entrepreneurial and Private Regionalism | |
| Ilze Miķelsone | 290–302 |
| Analysis of Conservation Experience of Heritage Objects in Lithuania (the Curonian Spit) and Norway (the Vega Archipelago) | |
| Nijolė Piekienė | 303–309 |
| The Social Aspect of Open Space in Rehabilitation Gardens and Parks | |
| Linda Balode | 310–322 |
| The Creative Work by Birutė Palukaitytė-Kasperavičienė, One of the First Lithuanian Urban Planners | |
| Violeta Lakštauskienė | 323–332 |
| Critical Aspects of a Smart City | |
| Matas Šiupšinskas | 333–339 |
| Railway Station Built in the Interwar Period in Telšiai | |
| Iveta Dabašinskienė | 340–346 |
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