Cluster Dimensions of the Space of a New Residential District of Ukrainian ‘Post-Socialist’ City

The article presents research material devoted to new dimensions of the spatial organization of residential areas of Ukrainian “post-socialist” city. He is currently faced with the challenges of military actions aimed at destroying the urban environment of Ukrainian cities. Residential areas of the micro-district type of the “post-socialist” city are mostly built on the basis of the postulates of functionalism. In the theory and practice of urban planning, they did not foresee the vulnerability of objects of necessary and social infrastructure. The criteria of centrality, as focus of concentration of functions of the spatial organization of the city, are currently being transformed into criteria of dispersion. Functional zoning acquires the multiplicative nature of multidimensional functional zoning. Fractal urbanism methodology assumes local freedom and global cohesion of individual urban planning elements. New exponential organizational structures with innovative digital technologies create “breakthrough” models of development. One of which is the urban planning cluster. The new residential area “Levada-2” in the city of Poltava (Ukraine) is presented, which demonstrates the latest approaches in the cluster organization of living space.

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Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Civil Engineering
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.sace.36.3.35993
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Diverse Scientific Research in Ukraine
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Cluster Dimensions of the Space of a New Residential District of Ukrainian ‘Post-Socialist’ City

Dmytro Vadimov, Artem Shevchenko, Vadim Vadimov, Liudmyla Shevchenko
Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Civil Engineering
Diverse Scientific Research in Ukraine
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Cluster Dimensions of the Space of a New Residential District of Ukrainian ‘Post-Socialist’ City

Dmytro Vadimov, Artem Shevchenko, Vadim Vadimov, Liudmyla Shevchenko
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The article presents research material devoted to new dimensions of the spatial organization of residential areas of Ukrainian “post-socialist” city. He is currently faced with the challenges of military actions aimed at destroying the urban environment of Ukrainian cities. Residential areas of the micro-district type of the “post-socialist” city are mostly built on the basis of the postulates of functionalism. In the theory and practice of urban planning, they did not foresee the vulnerability of objects of necessary and social infrastructure. The criteria of centrality, as focus of concentration of functions of the spatial organization of the city, are currently being transformed into criteria of dispersion. Functional zoning acquires the multiplicative nature of multidimensional functional zoning. Fractal urbanism methodology assumes local freedom and global cohesion of individual urban planning elements. New exponential organizational structures with innovative digital technologies create “breakthrough” models of development. One of which is the urban planning cluster. The new residential area “Levada-2” in the city of Poltava (Ukraine) is presented, which demonstrates the latest approaches in the cluster organization of living space.

Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Civil EngineeringVol. 36(3)
National University "Yuri Kondratyuk Poltava Polytechnic" (UA)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Diverse Scientific Research in Ukraine
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