Abstract
This article examines the ways of forming the current typology of an urban multi-apartment dwelling based on the principles of minimalism and autonomy. The purpose of this study is to identify in the design of residential buildings that meet the principles of minimalism and autonomy. The main result of the study is the analysis of domestic and foreign experience in the design of multi-apartment urban housing and residential environment, taking into account the principles of minimalism and autonomy. The significance of the results obtained for design practice lies in expanding the range and possibilities of forming new solutions for multiapartment urban economy, taking into account all factors.
Highlights
The modern city is a unique dynamically developing phenomenon
It is advisable to consider the formation of an actual typology of urban dwelling from the position that such a dwelling is a part of the general system of dwelling in the city
The main directions of ensuring the autonomy and self-sufficiency of residential complexes are independence from engineering networks, energy efficiency, design features of the building and specificity, which takes into account the territorial location in the city structure
Summary
The modern city is a unique dynamically developing phenomenon. The city is changing and the idea of urban dwelling and the requirements for it are changing. The image of a modern citizen inhabiting the largest cities today is a mobile person who adheres to the ideas of conscious and rational consumption of resources and carefully treats the environmental situation in the world [1]. He is able to settle for less, if it does not deprive him of comfort and a high-quality lifestyle. A modern urban dwelling must meet exactly these requirements
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