Multi-Attribute Analysis of Contemporary Cultural Buildings in the Historic Urban Fabric as Sustainable Spaces—Krakow Case Study

This study concerns contemporary cultural buildings in the historic city centre of Krakow, Poland, and their assessment terms sustainability. The paper aims to bridge a research gap previous studies on pluralistic values impact heritage comparative case conducted Krakow evaluate functioning potential space towards achieving following five goals: accessibility, conservation, mix functions, aesthetics, comfort sociability. perception these public around them by residents, as well operation during unexpected circumstances, such COVID-19 pandemic, were also evaluated. author combined an on-site analysis, behavioural mapping survey. results correlate liveability aesthetics spaces along with amount quality greenery found there users popularity particular places. highlights how important it is create develop range activities linked surrounding green areas. Activating connecting sustainability goals especially when faced declining tourism.