A DIGEST OF MODERN NON-STATIONARY OBJECTS FOR THEATRICAL, ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Non-stationary objects for theatrical-spectacular and cultural-educational activities can be relevant not only during work in mining zones, agricultural regions, recreational and resort areas, during national, religious, seasonal and other holidays in peacetime. There is undoubtedly a need for them now, during the restoration of what was destroyed by the war, and after the victory over russia. This is proved not only by research, exploratory and applied design at the Department of Architectural Environment Design, but also by the use of the experience of designing and building such structures by foreign architects. In the restoration of the country in the cultural sphere, non-stationary buildings and structures for theatrical-spectacular and cultural-educational activities, the use of which can be started even during military operations, can become important objects. Also, such buildings will be relevant even after the war. The scientific and project activities of the Department of Architectural Environment Design on the study of buildings and structures of a mobile, movable, prefabricated nature were based on the experience of the department's employees and students, as well as on the design searches and realizations of European and overseas architects. For theatrical-spectacular and cultural-educational tasks in the conditions of the war in Ukraine and after the victory over the russian federation, during the restoration of everything destroyed, it is possible and should be used the designs of teachers and students of the Department of Architectural Environment Design and foreign architects, especially those that have been tested in real spectacular and cultural - educational activities. And these are collapsible platforms, collapsible mobile stages and mobile theater and performance structures, temporary pavilions, spaces, etc. Thus, the implementation of non-stationary objects is a relevant and promising direction that will allow the effective use of resources for the restoration and development of the cultural industry in the conditions of modern challenges.