Abstract
A streamside structure of West Siberian cities forms according to principles of identity and utilitarianism. A historical analysis shows chronological stages of streamside functional organization in Baranul, Tomsk, Novosibirsk. Systematization is suggested for historical data on planning structure elements of floodplain and its average density. The following streamside functions can be distinguished: transport, residential, agricultural, and recreational. The obtained data can be used in documentation for the territory planning.
Highlights
A streamside structure of West Siberian cities forms according to principles of identity and utilitarianism
Systematization is suggested for historical data on planning structure elements of floodplain and its average density
The obtained data can be used in documentation for the territory planning
Summary
Актуальность исследования прибрежных зон городов Западной Сибири связана с высокой интенсивностью их использования и широким спектром функционального наполнения на различных исторических этапах. Целью исследования в настоящей статье стало выявление исторических срезов освоения и реорганизации прибрежных зон городов Томска, Барнаула, Новосибирска, включающего основные принципы и методы организации функционального использования прибрежной территории. Для исторического анализа подобраны три города Западной Сибири: Томск, Барнаул и Новосибирск
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