Transformations in Large-Scale Housing Estates of Riga in the Post-Socialist Period

Alisa Koroļova received architect’s qualification and a Master’s degree in Architecture from Riga Technical university. She is a researcher and an assistant in study work with the Faculty of Architecture of Riga Technical university (RTU). Since 2015, she has been Deputy Managing Editor of the scientific journal of RTU “Architecture and Urban Planning”. Since 2020, the journal has been indexed in Scopus database. Since 2016, she has participated in organisation of RTU International Scientific Conference section “Architecture and Urban Planning” as well as Baltic Conferences for Young Researchers and guest lectures. She participated in the international cooperation project COST Action TU1201 Urban Allotment Gardens in European Cities – Future, Challenges and Lessons Learned (2012–2016). Currently, she is an MC member and a working group “Built environment” member in the COST Action CA17133 Implementing Nature-Based Solutions for Creating a Resourceful Circular City (2018–2022), and an MC member in the COST Action CA18204 Dynamics of Placemaking and Digitization in Europe’s Cities (2019–2023). She is a researcher in Taiwan-Latvia-Lithuania cooperation project “Up-to-date Information Systems in Urban Regeneration’’ (2020–2022) and in the Nordplus Adult 2021 project Urban Garden Specialist (2021–2023). Since 2016, she has published her research results in international and local scientific journals and presented papers at various international and local scientific conferences.