METHODS OF PRESERVING THE INTEGRITY ELEMENTS OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT UNDER INTENSE DEVELOPING CITIES

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  • Т. С. ОСИПОВА

Abstract

Due to rapid growth of large cities in one of the main urban problems is to preserve and adapt to modern conditions of the historic urban environment. On the basis of the analysis of domestic and foreign research and design expertise developed and proposed methods of preserving the integrity of the historic urban environment in the context of a steadily developing city.

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(2013). METHODS OF PRESERVING THE INTEGRITY ELEMENTS OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT UNDER INTENSE DEVELOPING CITIES. Municipal Economy of Cities. Series: «Economy Science», (90), 31–36. Retrieved from https://khges.kname.edu.ua/index.php/khges/article/view/1428

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No. 90 (2009): Series: Engineering Sciences and Architecture

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