Everything Under Control. Interior of the city as a manageable and managing environment

Abstract

Globalization and the growth in migration flows give many examples of how the traditional style of life can be destroyed by the ‘aliens’. To regulate people’s everyday behavior, nonviolent methods of management are rapidly developed. The interior of the city is considered as an environment, which has a great influence on the inhabitants’ behavior. Thus, the role of the architect embraces the sphere of socio-psychological management of mass behavior.