The Intangible Phenomenon of War: Methodological Foundations of Revitalization and Justification of the Architectural and Spatial Future of Ukraine

The article considers the Russian-Ukrainian war as an intangible phenomenon that formulates a broader view in terms of Ukraine’s recovery and development. The material system of the state is formed by a morphologically different but stable environment, while intangible processes are multidirectional and differ in duration and complexity. The concept of the spatial future of Ukraine is based on the integral principles of system development and covers macro characteristics (usefulness, environmental friendliness, safety for people and the environment, aesthetic component, and duration of implementation). The authors substantiate local suggestions for the revitalization of the territories destroyed by the war and the spatial development of Ukraine based on the requirements of intangible.

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Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Civil Engineering
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2025-05-20
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https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.sace.37.1.40597
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Diverse Scientific Research in Ukraine
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The Intangible Phenomenon of War: Methodological Foundations of Revitalization and Justification of the Architectural and Spatial Future of Ukraine

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The Intangible Phenomenon of War: Methodological Foundations of Revitalization and Justification of the Architectural and Spatial Future of Ukraine

Mykhailo Habrel, Mykhailo Kosmii, Mykoła Habrel, Маriana Parneta, Mykola Diomin, Liudmyla Forkutsa
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The article considers the Russian-Ukrainian war as an intangible phenomenon that formulates a broader view in terms of Ukraine’s recovery and development. The material system of the state is formed by a morphologically different but stable environment, while intangible processes are multidirectional and differ in duration and complexity. The concept of the spatial future of Ukraine is based on the integral principles of system development and covers macro characteristics (usefulness, environmental friendliness, safety for people and the environment, aesthetic component, and duration of implementation). The authors substantiate local suggestions for the revitalization of the territories destroyed by the war and the spatial development of Ukraine based on the requirements of intangible.

Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Civil EngineeringVol. 37(1)
Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (UA), Danang Architecture University (VN), Lviv Polytechnic National University (UA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
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