STRATEGIES OF FORMING RECREATION CENTERS AS OBJECTS OF ECO-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE

Abstract

The article is devoted to the research of strategies for the formation of recreational centers as objects of eco-oriented architecture. The concept of “eco-oriented recreational center” is defined. Modern eco-oriented recreational centers actively interact with the environment. They often reflect the cultural heritage of the area in which they are designed. Such centers are intended to draw attention to environmental problems associated with climate change and the preservation of natural resources. Thanks to the concept of sustainable development, specialists are actively introducing environmental technologies into the projects of modern recreational centers. The practical experience of forming eco-oriented recreational centers with systems of various routes has been analyzed. The main characteristic features and features of their formation have been identified. In general, such centers are examples of modern cultural objects that combine art, nature and history, creating new architectural points of attraction and opening horizons for the cultural development of the region. The process of developing modern eco-oriented recreational centers is a complex task that requires a systematic approach. The methodology of this process consists of several stages that play an important role in ensuring the sustainability of the project. The first stage is to conduct a pre-project analysis of the territory. The second stage is to develop a concept for the formation of an eco-oriented recreation center and the adjacent territory with a system of various functional zones. It is important to determine the main theme that will unite the objects of the eco-oriented recreation center. This allows you to create a meaningful structure of the recreation facility that can attract visitors of different ages and with different interests. The third stage is the design of eco-oriented recreation centers. Design solutions for such facilities should not only attract attention but also create an emotional connection between a person and the environment. The next stage is testing and verification of the work of the eco-oriented recreation center. This may include experimental and testing programs involving different groups of visitors, which allow you to evaluate their impressions and receive feedback. Modern methods of integrating eco-oriented recreational centers into the urban and natural environment are identified. Promising trends in the design of modern eco-oriented recreational centers are noted.