CRITERIA FOR DIFFERENTIATION LENDFORM BUILDINGS IN URBAN ENVIRONMENT
Abstract
The article describes the features of the design of lendform buildings in the urban environment. Lendform buildings realize the idea of interaction "man-nature-architecture". Determined formative characteristic of relief asa means of forming lendform architectural objects. It was found that the main characteristics of the forming of the relief are: the steepness of the slopes, as well as the physical dimensions of the elementary forms of relief (area,
length, width, height above the ground). In view of the identified criteria of differentiation identified the main types of lendform buildings: towering; half buried; embedded in a slope; buried buildings.
Keywords: innovation, lendform building, criteria, differentiation, urban environment.
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