Higher education institutions energy efficient methods of functional planning solution

Kovalska, Gelena; Bulakh, Irina; Didichenko, Margaryta; Kozakova, Olena; Chala, Olena

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“…Дослідження Ковальської Г.Л. присвячено оптимізації функціонально-планувальних рішень вищих навчальних закладів в існуючій міській забудові, розробленню пропозиції по функціональному зонуванню та ущільненню планувальної структури вищих навчальних закладів, запропоновано методи оцінки варіантів розміщення вищих навчальних закладів в містобудівній структурі [2]. В інших проаналізованих вітчизняних наукових працях розглянуто архітектурнопланувальні рішення навчальних корпусів та учбових приміщень закладів вищої освіти з точки зору їх функціонального призначення [1], висвітлено проблемні питання створення інноваційних креативних просторів, представлених різноманітною типологією, впровадження архітектурнофункціональних аспектів креативних інноваційних хабів у мережі закладів вищої освіти [3].…”

Section: проблеми розвитку сучасних університетських комплексів з дос...unclassified

Challenges in the Development of Modern University Complexes with Research Departments

Zuban,

Kovalska

2023

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This article delves into the pressing matters surrounding higher education reform in Ukraine, focusing on the pivotal transition of universities into modernized university complexes featuring vibrant research departments. The overarching objective of this research is to discern the fundamental principles and opportunities in the establishment and growth of such complexes, drawing insights from global practices. Against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving Ukrainian society, the article underscores the paramount importance of reforming higher education, especially in the aftermath of aggressive acts against the nation. It underscores the essential tasks at hand in reconstructing the material infrastructure of educational institutions to meet contemporary needs. The article offers a comprehensive array of recommendations for architectural planning and the expansion of university complexes, encompassing the creation of dedicated research hubs, state-of-the-art laboratories, and technologically advanced innovation parks. These endeavors are envisaged not only to enrich the practical training of students, but also to augment the overall competitiveness of educational establishments on the national and international stage. Within the research framework, due consideration is given to the physical aesthetics of university buildings, paving the way for a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. The potential for collaboration with governmental bodies is examined, thus fostering a conducive environment for knowledge exchange and interdisciplinary cooperation. Furthermore, the article advocates for the development of cohesive functional linkages within university complexes to facilitate the seamless flow of ideas and resources. One of the pivotal concepts advocated in this research is the integration of "open laboratories." These innovative spaces are envisioned to serve as dynamic hubs of scientific exploration, catalyzing breakthroughs in various disciplines. The introduction of open laboratories promises to infuse a newfound vigor into the realm of scientific research within the academic sphere. The research not only contemplates the domestic educational landscape but also embarks on a global exploration of best practices. Drawing insights from international experience, this article endeavors to adapt and tailor these lessons to the unique context of Ukrainian higher education. The outcomes of this research endeavor are anticipated to form the bedrock for future studies, serving as a catalyst for the development of innovative architectural solutions within the realm of higher education in Ukraine. By embracing the principles and recommendations put forth in this article, educational institutions in Ukraine can aspire to not only keep pace with global advancements, but also to carve a distinctive niche in the ever-evolving landscape of higher education.

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Challenges in the Development of Modern University Complexes with Research Departments

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Kovalska

2023

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“…There is a rejection of the typical design of hospitals, which, of course, allows getting unique architectural objects, designed taking into account regional capabilities and needs, as well as high aesthetic quality. Today, the architecture of healthcare facilities is gradually losing the features of the "architectural shell" for the technical organization of therapeutic processes and itself acquires certain therapeutic properties [32]. One of the important directions is also the use of an ecological approach in the creation of medical institutions, which creates the basis for the sustainable development of architecture in the field of healthcare [33,34].…”

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“…In particular, the public space of Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, successfully emphasized by the atrium, includes a restaurant with 500 seats, cafes, cafes, shops, banking services. For the convenience of patients in the hospital there are special mobile lifts that effectively simplify the movement of sick people [32].…”

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Systematization of Features and Recommendations Regarding Architectural and Urban Planning and Placement of University Hospitals

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“…Recreation areas (open and covered) are defined in the urban planning documentation at the local level (general plan of the settlement, zoning plan, detailed plan of the territory). The accounting of zones and the actual state of their use is carried out as a part of the system of town-planning monitoring of the settlement through geoinformation technologies [33][34][35][36][37][38][39]. Urban planning approaches and methods of creating public space in the historical environment, which affect the preservation of historical and cultural legacy and the formation of the cultural potential of the city are established.…”

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Public Spaces in Historic Environment as Urban Fundamentals of Sustainable Development

Merylova,

Smilka,

Kovalska

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Dynamic sociopolitical processes in Ukraine affect public needs. Today, it is crucial to develop urban approaches and methods to create open spaces in human settlements regarding sustainable development principles. The research is aimed at finding urban-planning approaches and methods of creating public space in the historic environment, which influence the preservation of historical and cultural legacy and cultural city potential, determining the role of public spaces in the sustainable development of the settlement. The research design is based on the use of targeted approaches in the territories’ management, based on system analysis and sociological research to ensure sustainable settlement development. Geoinformation technologies are used to account for public zones in the settlement. The total number of public areas in settlements is one of the indicators that characterize the quality of life, according to ISO 37120: "Sustainable development of communities - Indicators for city services and quality of life." The originality of the research is in the synthesis of design and sociological methods for the formation of open public spaces in the urban environment. Open public spaces provide social and environmental aspects of sustainable development of the settlement by creating accessible places for cultural, creative, and artistic events.

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Higher education institutions energy efficient methods of functional planning solution

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

Challenges in the Development of Modern University Complexes with Research Departments

Challenges in the Development of Modern University Complexes with Research Departments

Systematization of Features and Recommendations Regarding Architectural and Urban Planning and Placement of University Hospitals

Public Spaces in Historic Environment as Urban Fundamentals of Sustainable Development

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