Architecture and Planning of Yard Spaces in a Modern City

The article examines new architectural and planning solutions for yard spaces in modern residential complexes. It considers the architectural and urban planning of open spaces of the new quality. The problem of harmonizing the urban residential environment, from the perspective of harmonization, is relevant and requires a detailed study. Purpose: The aim of the work is to identify the fundamental architectural and planning solutions for organizing residential yard spaces in a modern city from the perspective of enhancing recreational potential, aimed at improving the quality of life. Research findings: Architectural and planning solutions for residential yard spaces in a modern city are identified from the perspective of increasing their recreational potential. A rationale is proposed for architecture and planning of residential yard spaces at the intersection of design, management, and environmental approaches. It also identifies, classifies, and justifies the effectiveness of architecture and planning aimed at intensifying the recreational function of yards. It is shown that the landscape design of yard spaces is possible at the underground, ground, and above-ground levels. Yard spaces, as a special type of infrastructure and recreational areas in the urban environment, represent conceptual multifunctional entities and valuable recreational territories that reflect the main trends in all spheres of urban life. Both urban planning techniques and principles of yard spaces in modern residential complexes require a conceptual solution.