PRINCIPLES OF COMPREHENSIVE RECONSTRUCTION OF STATION TERRITORIES (ON THE EXAMPLE OF KYIV RAILWAY STATION)

Authors

  • R. Savchenko National Aviation University
  • S. Buravchenko National Aviation University, Kyiv

Keywords:

reconstruction; station areas; industrial zone; railway station; station area; revitalization

Abstract

Peculiarities and principles of complex reconstruction of station territories are revealed on the example of Kyiv railway station on the basis of domestic and foreign experience, for formation of approaches and methods of using historical heritage.

Author Biographies

R. Savchenko , National Aviation University

мaster's student of the Department of  Architecture and Spatial Planning of FABD

S. Buravchenko , National Aviation University, Kyiv

 сandidate of Architecture, Professor of  the Department of Architecture and Spatial Planning of FABD

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Published

2021-11-22

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 10(74) (2021)

Section

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