CONCEPT OF SOCIOLOGISATION OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CENTRAL ZONE OF BORODYANKA

Abstract

This paper attempts to look at the pain caused to one of the many settlements and find ways and methods to heal it, to cure the wounds caused by the hostilities. An analysis of the long history of the Ukrainian people has revealed that the main argument at all times was national pride, strength, will, love of nature, labour, respect and memory for their ancestors, and preservation of all the heritage left to posterity. A look at the nature of the destruction makes architects look for new approaches to the recovery process. And it is the strength of social relations of the Ukrainian people that can perhaps be a new concept of socialisation of the reconstruction process, especially in areas where all the features of the people are manifested in public spaces, which in this case is the central part of the village of Borodyanka.
 The concept does not imply a conventional reconstruction because a new generation will live in the city, but it should preserve the memory of its yesterday's past by giving it the opportunity to live, work, love and build a better country and its village than it was before the destruction. The article proposes the concept of complex thematic zones that will unite people, namely, raise the sociologisation of relations between residents of different age groups.
 The task of the concept is to build a central space in the village where the history of the settlement will be traced, demonstrating the energy power that the residents had in overcoming difficult times and the power of joy and desire to live and love their settlement. And it is extremely important to try to reflect the history with elements that are still understandable to everyone: landscaping, information, spirituality and gratitude.