Authors

Burganov Andrey D.
City and factory – the nature of urban planning contradictions

Architecton: Proceedings of Higher Education №4 (88) December, 2024

The article deals with the problems of interaction between two functional zones: residential and industrial. It is suggested that there are urban planning contradictions that do not allow the industrial zone to be fully integrated into urban space. Among these, the most significant contradictions are the scale, formation, and planning organization. The study of these contradictions has allowed us to conclude that industrial zones are fundamentally irreducible to residential developments, which leads us to reconsider the placing of industrial zones in cities at the current stage of development.

Desyatov Leonid V., Burganov Andrey D.
ARCHITECTURAL AND PLANNING REORGANIZATION OF FUNCTIONING INDUSTRIAL SITES IN THE URAL PLANT TOWNS

Architecton: Proceedings of Higher Education №2 (78) June, 2022

The article discusses the main parameters of interaction between industrial sites and settlement areas in the Ural plant towns. Fundamental transformations of the old industrial areas in the 20th century based on the new modernist principles have disrupted the historically established architectural and urban planning structure of workers' settlements. Today, the fragmentation and disorganization of the urban space is a significant problem that impedes the sustainable socio-economic and cultural development of plant towns. The parameters that determine the nature of interaction between plant and urban space make it possible to assess a certain Ural old industrial town in relation to problems and potential for reintegration of its industrial production site into the structure of the settlement.