WAYS TO FORM THE STRUCTURE OF MODERN NEIGHBORHOODS ON THE BASIS OF TRADITIONAL URBAN PLANNING

Abstract

Throughout history, the architectural structure of neighborhoods has undergone significant transformations. This article offers a concise scholarly reflection on these changes, their underlying causes and contributing factors, the progression and refinement of neighborhood design over time, the impact of functional requirements on spatial structure, as well as the planning of administrative governance in response to changes in population size and territorial scope. In addition, the article presents recommendations and potential solutions for addressing the identified issues.