Sustainable Water Management in a Krakow Housing Complex from the Nineteen-Seventies in Comparison with a Model Bio-Morpheme Unit

Cities grow through the addition of new housing structures, but existing tissue is also modernized. Krakow, like any city with a historical origin, has typologically varied tissue. A large area occupied by multi-family panel-block estates which are being revitalised and scope this revitalization should include sustainable design elements. This paper determines potential for implementing integrated water management, that utilizes rainwater in an basic urban unit estate from nineteen-seventies, located Krakow (Poland), conjunction Bio-Morpheme—the fractal reference model unit. The parameters Bio-Morpheme were established earlier research as optimum regards to circular economy improving use efficiency. study covers need improve quality environment, linked presence natural elements, including reservoir, direct vicinity development. analyses explored employ management reuse (Krakow-Morpheme) then compared findings outcomes obtained proposed complex. results indicate achieve lower demand supply system wastewater production obtained, simultaneous opportunity lay out open reservoir into Krakow-Morpheme interior improvement health value well-being inhabitants.