This article is devoted to changing the functional purpose of the object in an emergency condition and included in the "gray belt" of Saint Petersburg. The analysis of the physical and social environment of the study area was carried out. By results of the study, a SWOT analysis was compiled, and the option of the functional change for co-living was considered. The purpose of co-living is to create a home environment that inspires and empowers its residents to be active creators and participants in the world around them. The necessary investments and the payback period of this project were calculated, the business model was developed.
The article researches purpose is to create a project of improvement of the right side of Kushelevskaya road through urban analysis. The transformation of the studied area will can lead to the improvement of the visual environment, creation of public spaces, landscaping of the adjacent territory, creation of visual code and new points of development and growth of the district. The study analyzes the physical and social environment, considers social scenarios. A SWOT analysis of the study area and a development map was carried out.
This article is to identify and visualize the territory of St. Petersburg, which is not included in the service area of fire departments. The article provides an analysis of standards and the calculation of the maximum distance from the fire department to the object of the alleged fire. As a result of the calculation, it cleared up that the maximum service radius of one fire department is 2.5 km. A map was also made showing the service radii of fire stations in St. Petersburg. The authors represented zones that do not fall within the radii, and suggested possible solutions to certain problems.
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