Honcharova I. Compositional and spatial principles of eco-revitalization of industrial monocities (on the example of the cities of the Kramatorsk agglomeration)

On the basis of the identified judgments, the compositional and spatial principles of eco-revitalization of industrial monocities (on the example of the cities of the Kramatorsk agglomeration) were determined, differentiated by the following components: functional zoning, planning and transport solutions, building composition. What is determined at different levels of research. A sociological survey was conducted, which proposed the ways and possibilities of further development of the agglomeration with the definition of compositional and spatial principles when using each of the approaches. According to the conducted research, a universal logical model of adaptation to the conditions of the region was created according to the radial-ring scheme, which is divided into four sectors: questions, strategy, search, solutions. The inner ring of each sector reflects the input discovered materials, based on which the given question is revealed in a fan shape. This model reflects the research process and can be the basis for a further, more detailed study of any of the specified aspects, or an algorithm for the eco-revitalization of industrial monocities in general, and the Kramatorsk agglomeration in particular, creating a strategy for the development of industrial monocities and their agglomerations. In general, the work defines the directions of further research, which in the future should lead to a more detailed study of other aspects of eco-revitalization of industrial monocities, conducting theoretical and practical experiments in other areas of architectural and urban planning and other knowledge.