From Introduction: "As part of my master's thesis, I decided to take up the topic of reorganizing public spaces in the Zabłocie district in Krakow. The focus of attention on this area of the city results from the fact that during the past 5 years of studying at the Krakow Academy, I had the pleasure to get to know the structure of this district, its possibilities, potential, architectural and landscape values. I also got to know the threats and weaknesses of the studied area. In getting to know Zabłocie, I focused primarily on the critical observation of public space. From the point of view of the inhabitant, this is an extremely important point in the functional program of each district, because public space surrounds us every day. However, we cannot only limit its definition to attractively designed parks, city squares and streets. Public space is also any place accessible to the public, where any of the city's residents can find themselves. Observing the values of the above-mentioned public spaces in Zabłocie, an image of mediocrity and mediocrity emerges, and the dominant function is subordinated to cars. This is incomprehensible, as in recent years Zabłocie has become an area of exceptionally intensive residential development, around which the space should serve to improve the quality of life of residents and to establish and develop social relations. In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, I decided to make an architectural and urban intervention"(...)