The space of the Trzech Wieszczów Avenues, which has opened up the development of Krakow in a Poland that had become united after World War I, has presently become dominated by transport functions. It is one of the most recognisable urban spaces, along which many outstanding works of architecture and important public forms of use are located. The forecasted traffic calming along the avenue, which is to happen after the completion of Krakow’s third ring road, could lead to spatial transformations, as an improvement in the quality of residential areas and the reintegration of public spaces. The detailed variants which present The Green Gardens of the Avenues and the Woonerf Along the Avenues were developed at the ATW 2.0 2016 workshop by a Cracow University of Technology team under the supervision of Andrzej Szarata.

The space of the Trzech Wieszczów Avenues, which has opened up the development of Krakow in a Poland that had become united after World War I, has presently become dominated by transport functions. It is one of the most recognisable urban spaces, along which many outstanding works of architecture and important public forms of use are located. The forecasted traffic calming along the avenue, which is to happen after the completion of Krakow’s third ring road, could lead to spatial transformations, as an improvement in the quality of residential areas and the reintegration of public spaces. The detailed variants which present The Green Gardens of the Avenues and the Woonerf Along the Avenues were developed at the ATW 2.0 2016 workshop by a Cracow University of Technology team under the supervision of Andrzej Szarata.