SCIENTIFIC -APPLIED PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL MODELING OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN THE FORMAT OF STRATEGIC INNOVATIONS

The article examines scientific and applied approaches to organizational and technological modeling of development projects in construction. In particular, it analyzes key methodological principles that ensure effective planning and implementation of construction projects, as well as their integration into project management. Practical aspects include the use of modern information systems for process modeling and resource management. The authors analyze the technological advantages and organizational aspects of applying modular solutions, highlighting their ability to optimize construction processes and reduce costs. Additionally, the article outlines the architectural potential of such technologies, emphasizing their flexibility, aesthetic possibilities, and environmental benefits. Special attention is paid to the impact of modular technologies on improving project management efficiency and promoting sustainable development in architecture and construction. The article discusses key methodological principles and modern technologies that ensure effective planning and implementation of construction projects. Special attention is given to the integration of these principles into the project management system, which contributes to increased productivity and quality. The use of technologies such as Building Information Modeling (BIM), project management systems, and innovative approaches to resource optimization allows for risk reduction, improved coordination among project participants, and alignment of plans with actual construction conditions. The article highlights the importance of combining advanced methodologies and technologies for the sustainable development of the industry and the successful implementation of construction initiatives. The article also notes the need for legislative adaptation and the implementation of new technologies in the construction industry. Examples of successful rehabilitation of existing buildings, innovative approaches to creating public spaces, and the integration of ecological practices into the urban environment are presented.