Table of Contents
| Present Challenges Faced by the Young Scientists Interested in Architecture | |
| Gintaras Stauskis | 5-10 |
| State-of-the-Art Conception of the Peri-Urban Area | |
| Matas Cirtautas | 11-17 |
| The Image of Vienna: City as Museum or Dynamic Developed Metropolis? | |
| Mara Liepa-Zemesa | 18-23 |
| Essential Forms and Tendencies with Respect to the Implementation of Representational Strivings at Architectural Competitions | |
| Darius Linartas | 24-30 |
| Istanbul and the Heritage of the European City | |
| Katharina Sucker | 31-37 |
| Social and Architectural Aspects of Revitalization of Historic Urban Centers: Foreign Experience | |
| Indrė Gražulevičiutė-Vileniškė, Vilius Urbonas | 38-45 |
| The Architectural Features and Prevalence of Contemporary Landmarks in Kaunas City | |
| Almantas Bružas | 46-51 |
| The Conception of National Identity in Contemporary Lithuanian Architecture | |
| Julija Reklaitė | 52-59 |
| Pedestrian Traffic Conditions of Rural Roads and Built-Up Areas: The Analysis of the Existing Situation and Possibilities of Improving Traffic Conditions | |
| Nemunas Abukauskas, Egidijus Skrodenis | 60-66 |
| The Effect of Roads and Streets on Social and Spatial City Structure | |
| Irina Matijošaitienė | 67-72 |
| Integration of Indoor Ski Slopes into the Urban Recreation System | |
| Inga Urbonaitė | 73-79 |
| Traditional and New Tendencies to Outdoor Sacral Spaces in Lithuania | |
| Linas Krūgelis | 80-85 |
Science – Future of Lithuania / Mokslas – Lietuvos Ateitis ISSN 2029-2341, eISSN 2029-2252
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