Authors

Kvitsiniya Shazina P., Skoblitskaya Yulia A.
Specific features in the architectural treatment of the recreational and rehabilitation complex for health tourism in the Republic of Abkhazia

Architecton: Proceedings of Higher Education №3 (87) September 2024

The article considers the development of a recreational and rehabilitation complex in the Republic of Abkhazia. The historical prerequisites for the emergence of the recreational and rehabilitation complexes are considered; the tourism sector of the Republic of Abkhazia is presented as the main factor for the development of the complex. The siting of a complex in the city structure is considered, and the most popular option is identified. External and internal factors influencing the establishment of a year-round complex are determined. The country’s specific functional planning and architectural design decisions that influence the creation of the complex are considered, and limitations to design solutions and ways to solve them are outlined. The research work has suggested the most appropriate organizational scheme as a pavilion, and the modern-day functionalities and space-planning solutions of the complex are defined for the Republic of Abkhazia.

Skoblitskaya Yulia A.
TRENDS IN THE SPATIAL TREATMENT OF STUDENT CENTERS

Architecton: Proceedings of Higher Education №3 (75) September, 2021

The article is considers experiences in the design of student union buildings, reviews their locations within university campuses and defines the main reasons for the emergence of such centers. Projects of this kind in Russia and other countries are briefly described to reveal the most characteristic features and approaches to the development of this new type of public buildings.
The main functional groups included in student unions are described and factors influencing their architecture are analyzed. The main criteria for student union location are identified. These commonly reflect the planning and spatial characteristics of the project.
The spatial planning structure and optimal siting of such objects within city structure are described with reference to the existing regulatory framework.

Skoblitskaya Yulia A.
THE EVOLUTION OF RUSSIAN HIGH-RISE HOUSING COMPLEXES WITH SERVICES

Architecton: Proceedings of Higher Education №4 (36) December, 2011

Housing has always featured an interrelation of a set of various functions. Thus, multifunctionality (place for living, work, leisure, sleep, etc.) is one of the major principles underlying the organisation of a residential environment, which has been transforming and developing together with society, bringing to life various priority housing forms and functions during various historical epoch.

Infrastructure has emerged along with home. Thus, for example, in ancient times, trade was one of the town-planning elements, practically always being located close to homes. It is therefore that the first home with services appeared thousands of years ago.

The prototype of contemporary housing complexes is houses/communes, which became widespread in the 20th century. Subsequently it became clear that those houses were suitable for temporary, rather than permanent residing.

The first projects of contemporary many-storied housing complexes with services, «a city in a city», having a well-developed range of services meeting all the needs of the individual, appeared in the 1990s in Moscow.

The structure of a modern-day many-storied housing complex has the following principal zones: living zone, office zone (offices, banks, bureaus, etc.) and services (restaurants, concert halls, gyms, shops, etc.) and a garage/parking (other technical premises).

The inclusion of various services into the structure of a many-storied housing complex is dictated by the needs of today. The structure of many-storied housing complexes, therefore, has a strongly marked, thought-through concept – in addition to compulsory housing estate grounds and parkings, the complex may house a variety of services to meet the needs of future tenants.

The issue of creating many-storied housing complexes with services in our country requires consistent development of the urban planning structure whereby a range of problems are resolved: organisation of a comfortable living environment, creation of a comprehensive set of services, and provision an architecturally integral built context.