Waterfront

View of Back Bay Bay in Boston. Domination of urban waterfront development. In the literature of the subject, the revitalization of the water front in Boston is considered to be an example of spectacular success. Waterfront of Bydgoszcz (Waterfront) - In urban planning this term is defined as areas located above a natural water reservoir, a lake, a river, or the sea. As a rule, however, the term refers to the contact areas between urban and port structures.

Waterfalls are the sphere of economic and spatial conflicts as well as the cooperation between the city and the port in an administrative, economic or spatial sense. It is not a space once and for all, historically often enlarged or displaced.

Today there is a widespread trend towards revitalization of waterfronts. It is based on the return to active use of port areas located within port cities, abandoned during the rapid industrialization of seaports and container development and other marine transport technologies, based on the use of large vessels. The vacant areas thus obtained are generally located where the port and the city originated, ie in city centers.

These areas typically have access to shallow port waters. Often these are old urban waterfronts with intensive but largely decapitalised land development. As a result, the value of these areas is potentially high, although before revitalization reduced due to disappearance or limitation of port functions. The reason for the intensive penetration of old port areas is their universally recognized localization attractiveness, which is both measurable functional and unbelievable, but currently valued in terms of cultural value.

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