Bratislava
is the capital of the Slovak Republic since 1993. It spreads out
over both banks of the Danube river and on the foothills of the
Small Carpathians. It is divided in 17 municipalities and the Local
Council of Bratislava is the main self-governing body. It consists
of 80 councillors.In 1999, 448 292 residents dwelt in Bratislava.
The increase from latest census summary in 1991 is represented by
6 095 citizens (1,4%). The decrease of population number during
the 1999 was calculated to 1 255 citizens, it means 0,3% from the
whole population number. The share of Bratislava inhabitants in
overall Slovak population number has decreased to 8,3%. The process
of development of population number has turned in 1996, from this
year we are witnessing decrease process of population number in
Bratislava. The decrease of population number within the years 1996-1999
was reported up to 3996 persons.
Contact
Person: Ing.
Arch. Juraj Furdik
e-mail address:
furdik@fa.stuba.sk
Telephone number:+421
2 5727 6336
URL:http://www.raca.sk/virtRaca.aspx
Fax:
+421
2 4488 7767
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Local
Council of Bratislava
Dept. Town Development (Bratislava
Kubacova 21,
831 06 BRATISLAVA
Slovak Republic |
Staff:
Dr. Pavol Bielik: bielik@mcraca
Ing. Jan Krivcik: krivcik@mcraca
Ing. Peter Cibulcik: cibulcik@mcraca
Ing. Ernest Géze: geze@mcraca
Ing. Arch. Juraj Furdik: furdik@fa.stuba.sk
Prof. Ing. Arch. Peter Gál: gal@fa.stuba.sk
Ing. Arch. Monika Smiralová: smiralova@fa.stuba.sk
Links to the area:
www.bratislava.sk
www.raca.sk
Case study decription Vychodne / Zabi Majer
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