MODERN FEATURES OF PODIUM-BASED PUBLIC COMMERCIAL CENTERS IN HYBRID HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS
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https://doi.org/10.33042/2522-1809-2025-3-191-205-211Keywords:
shopping centers, hybrid residential buildings, high-rise buildings, innovative information technologiesAbstract
The article examines modern features of public commercial centers designed as a podium of hybrid high-rise residential complexes. Analysed cases emphasize such qualities as functional and visual transparency, continued favouring of horizontal planes, as well as application of urban syntax and placemaking methods with active use of innovative information technologies.
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