Abstract:
The relevance of this topic is in the fact that with the development of cities, more and more
residential complexes are being built that are classified as restricted use. The nature of urbanized areas is often described by terms such as “concrete jungle” and as modern civilization evolves, we are beginning to understand and accept this term as a sometimes unfortunate description of living environments. Such dense developments, which lack designated areas for green space and abundant vegetation, often lead to a sense of alienation from nature and emotional discomfort.
More plantings and natural spaces can and should be in harmony with urbanized areas.
Nowadays, this can be a challenge and require careful planning when creating such complexes.
However, the benefits for the quality of life in urban areas are obvious. As a concrete example, let’s look at the city of Kherson, which is constantly under constant shelling and will need to be rebuilt in the future. The past entrepreneurial and agricultural success of the region has meant that the urbanization and modernization of Kherson has been constant – leading to economic growth and the city gaining regional importance. Based on the above, urban greening is a critical component of creating a balanced environmental, social and economic environment in cities.
The typical image of a “concrete jungle” will never be able to create the daily relaxation
that green spaces in urban areas can provide. The abundance of plants in the urban environment helps reduce CO2 emissions and absorb other harmful substances, and they can also serve as natural protective barriers. Therefore, the article discusses the peculiarities of creating a project for landscaping and landscaping a restricted area on the example of the city of Kherson.
