A Method for Identifying and Resolving Conflicts in Urban Riverside Development

Perkova, Margarita; Baklazhenko, Ekaterina; Vaytens, A. G.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/459/5/052024

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“…Sustainable spatial development is a comprehensive and interdisciplinary research issue. The development of new models for assessing the spatial sustainability is relevant for many countries, both developed and developing [1][2][3][4][5]. It should be noted that the issue of rural development has been subjected to much less research analysis than the more general topic of urban planning.…”

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Information Model for Sustainable Rural Development

Harbiankova¹,

Герцберг²

2022

Energies

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Currently, the sustainable development of rural areas is relevant for various countries, both developed and developing. The improvement of existing approaches for the assessment and management of rural settlement systems is particularly relevant for Belarus, as a country with agricultural resources. Currently, there is no eligible information model for a rural settlement system in Belarus. The main research aim of this study was to develop the information model for formulation and assessment of the settlement scenarios for solving the issue of sustainable rural development in Belarus. The research methods were based on the complex and interdisciplinary approaches, including the systems approach, factor analysis, comparative analysis, spatial and mathematical modelling, SWOT analysis, and the hierarchy method. The paper proposes the development of the informational model of a rural settlement system at a local planning level, including five main determinants of sustainability, namely social, technological, economic, environmental, and political. The model was approved by the assessment of development scenarios for the Zavalocycy local council as the first-level unit of a planning system. We obtained the development indexes for 14 rural settlements within the obtained assessment criteria. The research results showed the relevance of the informational model for the monitoring of sustainable development at a local planning level.

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Information Model for Sustainable Rural Development

Harbiankova¹,

Герцберг²

2022

Energies

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“…The problem of preserving cultural heritage in a post-industrial society is due to the preservation of the memory of the place, its history and traditions for the comprehensive development of human potential [15]. Domestic and foreign experience shows that reconstruction with adaptation to modern functions contributes to the formation of the identity of settlements, the opening of new jobs, socialization and attraction of tourist flows, as well as improving the ecological state of the urban environment [4,6]. M.S.…”

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Reconstruction with using a comprehensive assessment

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The relevance of the topic is determined by the need to solve a complex of problems related to the reconstruction of cultural heritage objects of regional significance with adaptation to modern use, taking into account investment attractiveness. The problem of preserving cultural heritage in a post-industrial society is due to the preservation of the memory of the place, its history and traditions. Preservation and restoration with the cultural heritage objects adaptation to a new function preserves the urban identity, makes the urban environment unique and attractive for residents.Urban planning and space-planning analysis of the cultural heritage object was carried out with the aim of its reconstruction and adaptation for modern use. Options for reconstruction and adaptation were developed. The decision options are justified by a comprehensive assessment for decision-making. The list of criteria and questions for quantitative assessment were clarified specifically for the process of reconstruction of the cultural heritage site.As a result of the quantitative analysis, an objective result was obtained that allows evaluating the effectiveness of the developed proposals from the point of view of the population, authorities, business and other participants in urban development. The optimal conceptual project proposal was identified. The proposed measures will help to preserve the object of cultural heritage, create new jobs, and implement cultural and social projects for various consumer groups.

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Urban Development of Leningrad in the 1920s-1930s

Granstrem

Zolotareva

2021

Urban construction and architecture

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The study of the urban planning features of the development of Leningrad in the pre-war decade can serve to determine the preservation of the visual identity of urban planning ensembles of the historical and cultural heritage of the fi rst half of the 20th century. General plans 1935-1937 gave direction to design activities and large-scale construction in Leningrad for two decades. The basis of a systematic approach to the formation of the structure of the new development of Leningrad was the creation of a complex of urban planning ensembles that united the peripheral districts and focused on the traditions of Petersburg architecture. Are detected the architectural, compositional and spatial features of the organization of residential areas on the peripheral territory of Leningrad are being studied. The boundaries of the protection of ensembles and complexes of the 1920- 1930s, aimed at preserving the volumetric-spatial structure, as well as visual connections of the dominants and accents of the period under consideration, have been determined. The architectural principles of the formation and means of organizing the ensembles of the 1920s-1930s are revealed, the boundaries of the protection territories of objects are determined in the context of visual relationships.

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A Method for Identifying and Resolving Conflicts in Urban Riverside Development

Cited by 11 publications

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Information Model for Sustainable Rural Development

Information Model for Sustainable Rural Development

Reconstruction with using a comprehensive assessment

Urban Development of Leningrad in the 1920s-1930s

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