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Information × Registration Number 0226U000469, (0125U000449) , R & D reports Title Methods of preserving the identity of the environment of cities and places of interest during the war and post-war reconstruction popup.stage_title Ризики втрат та збереження автентичності пам'яток архітектури та містобудування під час війни та повоєнного відтворення Head Cherkasova Kateryna T., Доктор архітектури Registration Date 10-01-2026 Organization O.M. Beketov national university of urban economy in Kharkiv popup.description1 Methods of research, restoration and adaptation of monuments to modern use in the conditions of preservation and regeneration of a valuable historical environment. popup.description2 The study examines contemporary approaches to preserving the authenticity of historic urban environments affected by armed conflict. Particular attention is given to the impact of material and intangible losses on the identity of urban space, as well as to the factors that contribute to further degradation of historic fabric. The research identifies key trends in the transformation of architectural heritage during wartime and the post-war period, and outlines their influence on the planning, morphological and cultural characteristics of urban areas. Within the first stage of the project, a typology of disrupted urban environments and factors of authenticity loss was developed. This typology enables the classification of affected territories according to the degree of destruction, structural alterations and the nature of the loss of historical attributes. The model incorporates material, functional, contextual and socio-cultural parameters that determine the potential for preserving and re-establishing authenticity. The proposed assessment model provides a foundation for evidence-based decision-making in the preservation, re-creation and adaptation of historic environments. Its application makes it possible to identify optimal strategies for the regeneration of damaged urban areas, taking into account the extent of destruction, community needs and the principles of sustainable development. The findings may be applied in urban planning policy, heritage protection practice, post-war recovery programmes and in the preparation of re-creation projects for affected heritage sites. Product Description popup.authors Kateryna T. Cherkasova Iryna А. Snitko Vladyslav O. Prylutskyi Anna Y. Yakimenko Olesia V. Chahovets popup.nrat_date 2026-01-10 Close