| the absence of general principles and laws governing the formation of the urban environment;increasing pollution of the environment;aesthetic inexpressiveness;functional disorder;violation of architectural harmony with human needs;elimination of functional yard spaces;7. the destruction of the historic environment in peripheral city areas;the erosion and disappearance of the spiritual fulfillment of the urban space;the substitution of natural elements of the environment by artificially created ones;impersonal open spaces;the prevalence of utilitarianism and asceticism in urban planning;irreversible changes in the chemical and mechanical composition of soils;the replacement of the yard spaces by not authorized car parkings |
the transition to a holistic interpretation of urban space;improvement of urban environment spaces;creative transformation of nature;the achievement of the functional orderliness of the landscapes objects in the city environment;effective use of all the components of the urban open spaces;the consideration of person’s needs for providing comfort;the formation of the urban space recognition;personal culture improvement, forming a new worldview, a new co-evolutionary interaction with the environment. |
