Development of models of landscape and recreationalspaces in the context of reconstruction of the central historical part of the city

Abstract

Methods of modeling are considered with the division of methods and models into two classes: mental and material. The dependence of the application of certain modeling methods and types of models on the nature of the object or phenomenon under study is determined. It has been established that an integrated and systematic approach is used for complex objects. The inefficiency of technical, economic and "complex" research methods is shown, and it is concluded that a way out of the current situation is possible only if the architects revise the existing methodological concept. An analysis of the criteria that an architectural object must meet for quantitative analysis and modeling of its structure is proposed.

It is shown that designers and researchers use methods of quantitative analysis of the functional and spatial structure of the landscape and recreational space of the urban environment, as well as additional methods and techniques for analyzing the functional and spatial structure of the urban environment. The only realistically feasible way of successful construction and management of the life of demoecosystems as an object of architecture is the development of functional models that are adequate to real ecological systems of the "population-environment↔" type with an accuracy of "C-isomorphism" (system isomorphism). Thus, the formulation of the concept of the project for the reconstruction of landscape and recreational space is based on the understanding of space as a demoecosystem, the achievement of efficiency, the interrelated work of all components and ongoing processes (industrial, domestic, recreational and communication). Thus, the integrity of the landscape and recreational space is achieved.