PLANNING OF PARK AREAS ONTERRITORIES OF DESTROYED CITIES
Statement of the problem. A study has been conducted on the state of cities affected by hostilities. The degree of damage to large cities and small towns in the war zone on the territory of Ukraine has been determined. An assessment of the cost of reconstruction of Ukrainian cities and the availability of state programs and mechanisms that will regulate such processes has been submitted, a review of draft laws for the restoration of damaged or completely destroyed settlements has been made. Where hostilities are no longer taking place, and the intensity of restoration work has been investigated and the available results of these works have been assessed. Analysis of publications. Proposals for the reconstruction of completely destroyed cities are given, taking into account the feasibility of restoring some of them. The purpose of the article. Measures for restoration work in the completely destroyed territories are proposed based on the study of world experience after military reconstruction. Presentation of the material. The world experience of countries on the territory of which large-scale tragedies with significant destruction and a large number of human casualties took place is considered in detail, as well as the processes of their impressive transformations are considered in detail. Conclusion It is described how, as a result of the transition from a warring country and a completely destroyed territory, a center of peace was created and an example of honoring the memory of the victims of a tragedy that shook the world and still lives in people's memory as a reminder of painful and unnecessary experiences.
Authors
- S.I. Simonov
- Vitaliia Harkusha (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5016-0737)
- G.E. Pavlyshyn
Publication Details
- Journal
- Ukrainian Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture
- Published
- 2025-06-17
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.30838/ujcea.2312.270425.35.1158
- Primary Topic
- Urbanization and City Planning
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00