ECOLOGICAL REGENERATION OF THE LARGEST CITIES URBAN ENVIRONMENT (BY THE EXAMPLE OF KHARKOV)
Abstract
The paper elucidates ecological regeneration of the largest cities urban environment as Kharkiv. The entity essences of panel construction areas ecological regeneration. It bases, firstly, on interaction of natural and urbanized, as dynamic system, which found on the principle struggle of opposites, as a fundamental principle of the world order. Secondly, through the socialization environment – this expresses in the creation community centers and eco-zones, combining urban areas under the social beginning, inside of advanced anthropogenic structure. Thirdly, it focuses on achieving composite «integrity» of the architectural environment, as a result of two subsystems interaction: material and aesthetic, where the main condition is transfer of the «multitude» in the «unity» – the principle of harmonization. This makes it possible to diversify functional content of the areas, and creates more comfortable social and psychological environment in the form of eco-urbo-aesthetics, environmental regeneration means.Keywords: urban environment, harmonization and ecologization environment, regeneration of the urban environment, socialization environment
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