Veneta Zlatinova-Pavlova

University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy · Department of Urban Planning

The impact of demilitarization since 1990s on urban planning in Bulgaria was evident more than a decade later when the first initiatives for redevelopment of some strategically located large military plots were introduced. Though some of the implementations that followed gained the attention of the planners because of their scale, scope, significan...

Mass housing constructed during the 1960s and early 1970s in Bulgaria aimed mainly at providing dwellings in the large rapidly industrializing cities. Originally, the estate masterplans envisioned free standing multifamily multistorey apartment buildings and provided large open green areas, usually designed as a common good. Recently these green an...

The European integration and the cohesion policy of the European Union (EU) have been widely studied through the lense of the markets, economies, environment, globalization and internationalization. The impact of the EU regulations on the different professional fields, however, are only recent and obscure. Although architecture and urban planning p...

Free movement of people, goods and services is a general value that lays in foundations of the European Union (EU). Concerning education, it is implemented in the concept of European Educational Area and the strategic documents supporting it. The opportunity provided for every citizen in EU to study in every member state and in the states with spec...