2022
DOI: 10.1556/096.2021.00017
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Urban Transformations of Kharkiv’s Large Housing Estates •

Abstract: Kharkiv is the second largest city of Ukraine with a unique history of urban housing development. In the 20th century it became a field of large housing construction. More than 10 large housing estates were constructed in the period between the second half of 1950s–late 1980s following the Soviet method of prefabricated construction, which was introduced into urban planning in connection with the radical change of all architectural and construction activities in the USSR. This paper explores factors of post-so… Show more

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“…Relevant departments and disciplines have been opened in the leading architectural universities of the country, and research on changes in post-socialist cities has begun to be developed. For example, in terms of spatial transformations into topologically, functionally and morphologically distinct cities (Antypenko et al, 2022;Bouryak et al, 2017;Meerovich et al, 2018), the regional centre of the industrial region (Hnatiuk, 2017), regional and subregional centers in the rural areas (Melnyk et al, 2017), small monofunctional industrial (Hnatyuk, 2017) and rural (Melnyk et al, 2017), the outskirts of Kyiv (Batychenko, 2016). Recently, special attention has been paid to transforming public spaces in large cities as an integral and dynamic part of the urban environment (Hnatiuk and Kryvets, 2018).…”
Section: Methodological Basis Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Relevant departments and disciplines have been opened in the leading architectural universities of the country, and research on changes in post-socialist cities has begun to be developed. For example, in terms of spatial transformations into topologically, functionally and morphologically distinct cities (Antypenko et al, 2022;Bouryak et al, 2017;Meerovich et al, 2018), the regional centre of the industrial region (Hnatiuk, 2017), regional and subregional centers in the rural areas (Melnyk et al, 2017), small monofunctional industrial (Hnatyuk, 2017) and rural (Melnyk et al, 2017), the outskirts of Kyiv (Batychenko, 2016). Recently, special attention has been paid to transforming public spaces in large cities as an integral and dynamic part of the urban environment (Hnatiuk and Kryvets, 2018).…”
Section: Methodological Basis Of the Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…N. Mysak opened the topic of the identity of the housing estate in the example of Sychov housing estate of Lviv (Mysak, 2018). No less important are the studies of Ukrainian scientists dealing with: the problem of revitalization of urban environment of post-soviet housing estates -M. Demin (Lavrik, Demin, 1975), A. Pleshkanovska (Pleshkanovs'ka, 2005, I. Stetsiuk (Stetsiuk, 2016), the analysis of transformation that has occurred with areas of Ukranian mass housing estates after 1991 (Antypenko, 2021), the problem of historic de-personification of urban planning practices of the period (Bouryak, 2017). The issue of innovative approaches during the period of mass housing is addressed in the recently published article by O. Bouryak (Bouryak, 2020), in which the authors tried to form a holistic picture of changes in urban planning that took place during the period of mass industrial development, highlighting the innovative component in each of the main aspects of this picture -urban planning, architectural and typological, engineering and technological, and social and functional.…”
Section: Innovatory Kharkiv Mass Housing Estates In Urban Planning Of...mentioning
confidence: 99%