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2121U010474, Article
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Title
<unk>OUTDATED HOUSING STOCK<unk> as an object of complex reconstruction programs and projects: challenges for Ukraine (AI translated)
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Плешкановська Алла Михайлівна
Svitlana BIRIUK
Pleshkanovska Alla Mykhailivna
Svitlana BIRIUK
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01-01-2021
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Ужгородський національний університет
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https://dspace.uzhnu.edu.ua/jspui/handle/lib/64470
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Journal of Urban and Regional Analysis, vol. XIII, 1, 2020, p. 257 - 280
Description
European countries have accumulated quite a wide experience in the
reconstruction of the multiapartment housing stock of the first period of mass industrial
construction. But, in Ukraine, where such a stock is about 18%, the solution to this
problem has not been properly implemented. The reasons for the lag of Ukraine
compared to other European countries in the reconstruction of outdated buildings are
analysed. The paper describes the features of identified outdated residential buildings by
typological groups, which are typical for Ukrainian cities – historical type buildings,
barrack type buildings, “stalinka” type buildings, buildings of the first period of industrial
housing construction (“khrushchevka” type panel and brick buildings). The features of
their cluster spatial localization on a large city plan are also considered. Based on the
European countries’ wide experience, the authors analysed the features of solving such
a problem for Ukrainian cities. In particular, the indicators of physical deterioration are too
high (from 50% up to 70%), and there are a high privatized housing percentage (up to
92%) and a low population income, which does not allow to attract the residents’ own
funds for the complex preconstruction programs and projects realization. The study was
carried out on the example of the city of Kyiv statistical data. The conclusions of the study
can be useful mainly for post-Soviet countries and for other countries with similar socioeconomic conditions.
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2026-06-13
