Form and Composition of Greenery in Public Spaces of the City, Exemplified by the Mokotów District in Warsaw

Modern cities are spatial and functional structures that are undergoing dynamic transformations in the 21st century. These changes are primarily driven by climatic, civilizational, and social factors. In response, numerous initiatives are being undertaken to reshape urban landscapes in order to improve the living conditions of residents. In the context of efforts to mitigate climate change, a clear trend of urban greening has emerged. This is manifested both in the enhancement of existing green areas and in the introduction of new green spaces and elements. The research presented in this article investigates contemporary transformations of the urban landscape in the Mokotów district of Warsaw. The study specifically focuses on the role of greenery in the spatial composition of the district’s public spaces.