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Строительство И Архитектура Выпуск Научно-Теоретический И Производственно-Практический Журнал 2013 31(50) Часть 1 Министерство образования и науки Российской Федерации ВЕСТНИК ВОЛГОГРАДСКОГО ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОГО АРХИТЕКТУРНО-СТРОИТЕЛЬНОГО УНИВЕРСИТЕТА Серия: Строительство и архитектура Выпуск Научно-теоретический и производственно-практический журнал 2013 31(50) Часть 1. Города России. Проблемы проектирования и реализации Part 1. Russian Cities. Design and Accomplishment Problems Vestnik Volgogradskogo gosudarstvennogo arhitekturno-stroiteľnogo universiteta Seriya: Stroiteľstvo i arhitektura (Bulletin of Volgograd State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering Series: Civil Engineering and Architecture) Выходит 4 раза в год Основан в 1999 г. Волгоград ВолгГАСУ Содержание градостроительство Аникеев В. В. Особенности градостроительного проектирования приморских портовых городов 6 Ахмедова Е. А. Самаро-Тольяттинская агломерация. Проблемы проектирования уникальных объ- ектов регионального значения 12 Береговских А. Н. Прошлое, настоящее и будущее территориального планирования 18 Бесолов В. Б. Стратегия территориально-пространственного преобразования Кавказских Мине- ральных Вод и особенности градостроительного формирования 26 Бондаренко И. А. Сохранение природных и культурных ценностей как приоритет градостроитель- ства будущего 36 Бунин М. А., Мухин В. И., Тищенко В. А., Монджиевский Д. Р. Оборонная инфраструктура: градо- строительный аспект 41 Ведяков И. И., Мешкова Е. И. Тенденции мирового высотного строительства 47 Воронков В. В., Пономарева В. А. Генплан развития Нижнего Новгорода до 2030 года. Успехи и упущения первых лет реализации 54 Гельфонд А. Л., Дуцев М. В. Приспособленные здания в контексте музейно-выставочных про- странств исторического города 60 Григорьев Ю. П. Повышение уровня индустриального домостроения для формирования комплекс- ной жилой среды в Москве 67 Доценко А. И. Тенденции развития жилой многоквартирной застройки г. Белгорода 72 Журавков Ю. М., Благиных Е. А. Формирование архитектурно-градостроительной среды индустри- ального города 77 Кадышев Г. И. Роль малых городов в истории России 84 Казарян А. Ю. Современный храм в пространстве мегаполиса. Вопросы традиционности архитекту- ры и стилевой интеграции в застройку 87 вестник волгГАСУ. сер.: стр-во и архит. 2013. вып. 31(50). Ч. 1. города россии. Проблемы проектирования и реализации ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Каримов А. М. Градостроительный подход к развитию территорий как необходимое условие созда- ния пространственных предпосылок для повышения качества жизни 92 Кукина И. В. К вопросу о проблемах реконструкции городов в начале ххI века 100 Кулешова Г. И., Сергеев К. И. Московский научно-технический комплекс и город: ресурсы модер- низации 104 Куликов В. В. Система расселения Тульского региона: история и современность 112 Лазарева И. В., Лазарев В. В. Градостроительные и архитектурные доминанты прошлого: пространственно-временные вехи развития города 119 Лежава И. Г. Проблемы охраны памятников архитектуры в активно развивающемся городе 125 Лесовик В. С. Архитектурная геоника. Взгляд в будущее 131 Ломакина Д. Ю. Культурный код пространственной организации территории города 137 Малоян Г. А. К проблемам планировки и застройки зон субурбанизационного расселения в город- ских агломерациях 142 Петрова З. К., Бочаров Ю. П. Концепция создания малоэтажных жизнеобеспечивающих и комфорт- ных поселений в проектно-строительной практике 148 Римшин В. И., Иванов В. В. К вопросу обустройства малых городов России 155 Римшин В. И., Иванов В. В. Визуальное моделирование набережных рек с обустройством прилегаю- щих рекреационных территорий 165 Сарнацкий Э. В. «Камо грядеши» для Зеленограда-2022. (Город, в котором хотелось бы жить) 175 Товмасьян Э. О., Жегалина Г. В. Тенденции использования территорий городов в процессе их раз- вития (на примерах городов — центров субъектов Федерации ЦФО) 180 Травуш В. И., Волков Ю. С. Вопросы развития строительной науки 186 Туманик Г. Н., Колпакова М. Р. Градостроительная сущность архитектуры 192 Фрезинская Н. Р. Перспективная территориальная организация инновационной системы России 200 Худин А. А. Ассоциативный подход в архитектуре 207 Явейн Н. И., Явейн О. И., Григорьев И. Е., Лихачева Л. Н. Формирование новых общественных про- странств как стимул к развитию центральных кварталов Санкт-Петербурга 212 УПравление инвестиционно-градостроительной деятельностью Антюфеев А. В. Критерии оценки эффективности территориально-градостроительной политики на муниципальном уровне 218 Климов Д. В. Маркетинговые принципы формирования целей территориального планирования му- ниципальных образований 224 Коновалова Н. А. Создание туристической привлекательности малого города России: обратная сто- рона медали 230 Резниченко В. С., Владимиров С. А., Беспалов В. Н. Комплексное исследование проблем ценообра- зования и определения стоимости крупномасштабных строек 234 Теличенко В. И., Бенуж А. А. Обзор и классификация рейтинговых систем сертификации зданий и сооружений 239 Титова Н. Н., Демидова Е. В. Три модели маркетинговых градостроительных стратегий 244 теория и история архитектУры, реставрация и реконстрУкция историко- архитектУрного наследия Касьянов Н. В. Российские города-крепости конца xIx — начала XX веков на побережье Тихого океана 249 Кириков Б. М. Неоклассицизм в архитектуре Петербурга начала хх в. К вопросу о стилевой пре- емственности в развитии города 256 Косенкова Ю. Л. Волжский — градостроительный эксперимент 1950-х годов 261 Любовный В. Я. О государственном подходе к развитию городов: Екатерина II и современность 268 Масленникова Д. С. Свято-Троицкий Селенгинский мужской монастырь в Забайкалье: реконструк- ция внутренней структуры архитектурного ансамбля (xVII—xx вв.) 277 Меерович М. Г. Государственная расселенческая и градостроительная политика. 1917 — начало 1930-х гг. 284 Орельская О. В. Архитектура г. Балахны 20—30-х гг. хх в. 291 Самогоров В. А., Рыбачева О. С. Реконструкция исторической части Самары с учетом сложившихся границ участков землепользования (дворовых пространств) 300 Федосихин В. С., Казанева Е. К., Хисматуллина Д. Д. Социалистический Магнитогорск 1934—1945 гг. 305 Чантурия Ю. В. Методология разработки типологий комплексов застройки площадей второй по- ловины xVIII — первой половины xIx века 310 Чесноков Г. А., Сена С. Л., Кондратьев Д. Р. Жемчужина конструктивизма в столице Калмыкии г. Элисте 316 2 вестник волгГАСУ. сер.: стр-во и архит. 2013. вып. 31(50). Ч. 1. города россии. 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