The new volume 14 (61) of Danubiana Carpathica features the article ‘Waterfront Komárno. Topography of a Small Town's National Port’ by the Hungarian architectural sociologist Máté Tamáska. In it, Tamáska focuses on the Danube harbour of the southern Slovakian town of Komárno, located on the border with Hungary. He examines the history and the associated transformation process of the harbour from an architectural and social perspective.
The article can be viewed at the following link: