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The establishment and maintenance of neighbourly ties has been a challenge for sociologists and urban planners for years. The separation of public spaces from private ones and the clear demarcation of their borders is an important element of the residents’ functioning relative to one another in their housing environment. Residential areas, such as the Viennese Mote Laa or the Gdańsk district of Garnizon are examples which show the significant role of greenery in the shaping of neighbourly spaces and the activation of local social contacts – which are often initiated by said greenery. This article is meant to illustrate the involvement of greenery in the creation and segregation of space, as it can become a natural barrier delineating given zones, make the actions of residents more dynamic, influencing the formation of neighbourly ties and ensure a better wellbeing of its users. Słowa kluczowe: zieleń, obszary mieszkaniowe, przestrzeń społeczna

Zieleń jako istotny element tworzenia przestrzeni społecznych