42 KB247 KB39 KB198920252012Kušar, SimonKušar, Simonštevilka:2letnik:23str. 36-44, 112-120ISSN:0353-6483COBISSID:2503107URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-QITAQBONenslUrbanistični inštitut Republike SlovenijeUrbani izzivekonomska krizaLjubljananepremičnineposlovne zgradbeprodajapromet z nepremičninamiprostorski razvojstanovanjske zgradbeurbana geografijaurbani prostorurbani razvojIzbrani prostorski učinki globalne finančne in gospodarske krize v Ljubljani| Selected spatial effects of the global financial and economic crisis in Ljubljana, Slovenia|In 2007, the United States witnessed a financial crisis that gradually developed into one of the most serious global financial and economic recessions in the history of (post)modern society. Its effects are numerous. This article studies one of its spatial effects; that is, newly built (after 2005) residential and office buildings that are either unfinished or already built but not fully occupied. In Ljubljana in November 2011, there were ninety-seven locations with unoccupied or partly occupied residential houses and office buildings or groups of houses and office buildings together with abandoned or active construction sites. The majority of the structures studied were predominately represented by several blocks of flats and groups of dwellings. The others are office buildings or buildings and complexes with distinctively mixed residential-business functions. There are more than 1,500 empty flats and almost 75,000 m2 of office area in the buildings surveyed. Spatial analysis showed that the structures surveyed are relatively scattered throughout Ljubljana. However, there were some clusters of buildings, especially in areas with the best accessibility. This article analyses the causes of this phenomenon, which is creating a new morphological element in Ljubljana. The article concludes by stating possible directions for future researchLeta 2007 je v Združenih državah Amerike izbruhnila finančna kriza, ki se je postopoma razvila v eno najhujših globalnih finančnih in gospodarskih recesij v zgodovini (post)moderne družbe. Njene posledice so številne. V članku proučujemo enega od prostorskih učinkov, to je nedokončane ali dokončane, vendar ne popolnoma zasedene novogradnje stanovanjskih in poslovnih objektov. V Ljubljani smo konec novembra leta 2011 s terenskim popisom evidentirali 97 lokacij praznih ali le delno zasedenih večstanovanjskih in poslovnih zgradb oziroma kompleksov, zgrajenih za trg, in njihovih aktivnih ali opuščenih gradbišč. Med popisanimi enotami prevladujejo pretežno večstanovanjske zgradbe in kompleksi (76 enot), ostalo so poslovne zgradbe ali zgradbe in kompleksi z izrazito mešano stanovanjsko-poslovno funkcijo. V popisanih nepremičninah je na voljo več kot 1.500 stanovanj ter skoraj 75.000 m2 poslovnih prostorov. Prostorska analiza popisanih enot kaže na razpršenost po vsem mestu, vendar z nekaj zgostitvami na območjih z najboljšo dostopnostjo ali razpoložljivim prostorom. V članku analiziramo tudi vzroke na strani ponudbe in povpraševanja za nastanek novega elementa v morfološki strukturi Ljubljane, na koncu pa nakazujemo možnosti za prihodnje raziskave na tem področjuTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUrbanistični inštitut Republike Slovenije