THE PHILOSOPHY OF URBAN SPACES AS A REFLECTION OF INTERDISCIPLINARY KNOWLEDGE

The article touches on important aspects of modern urban planning practice in philosophical and aesthetic aspects. Such problems of the urban environment as the importance of urban planning in the context of the humanities and art sciences, as well as its links with philosophy and anthropomorphic form, are discussed. It covers historical and cultural aspects of urban design, including the impact of gender issues, myths, ecology and urban space on the formation of the urban environment. The concept of “mind-city” and the importance of hiking to maintain public memory and the meaning of urban places are also discussed. In conclusion, the need for reflection by designers in the process of understanding the experience of creating cities that contribute to human well-being and development is emphasized, and also calls for a more informed approach within the framework of urban planning.