PLACES, NON-PLACES, SPACES: STRUCTURE AND MOBILITY OF POST-SOVIET CITIES

Abstract

In their work, the authors build a conceptual grid for the diversity of space in a Russian post-Soviet city in order to answer the questions: how, given the modern capabilities of modern man, taking into account the constant growth of the population and the volume of his image, is it necessary to structure urban space; how do you take care of the mobility of visitors to urban spaces in residential areas; what importance is attached to the environment created by the development and whether it is capable of meeting the demands of world-class citizens.