Abstract
Two modern large scale city planning projects are considered using a comparative analysis method - master plans for two sites for mixed functional use: one in the city of Sochi, the Russian Federation, and the second in the Zayudas area near Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The author outlines innovative principles in the design of the site in Sochi as part of the former infrastructure of the Olympic Games with tasks in three main blocks: development, mobility and energy supply to obtain the maximum result - a modern, sustainable, high density and att ractive area. In the Zayudas area, the tasks of urban planning of a high density area concentrated on a transport hub were completed. Monitoring the sustainability of the area includes the following seven areas: mobility, public spaces, development and food supply, energy, waste management and circularity, water and greenery, society. An att empt has been made to form an image of an important international top platform for entrepreneurs and knowledge intensive institutions, which makes it possible to count on the dissemination of this design experience. The results of testing in the process of implementing the Zayudas district show the possibility of using the proposed European practices of urban planning in the Russian context.
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