Features of business and social and cultural relationships in the «new» residential area and the formation of its subject-spatial environment

Abstract

It is established that the primary living cell (apartment) continues to be the most important element in the formation of business and socio-cultural stereotypes. Nearly two thirds of people spend their free time in their living quarters or in their immediate vicinity. The existing level of subject-spatial environment in the “new” residential areas contributes little to the manifestation of business and socio-cultural activity of people. To increase the efficiency of the functioning of “new” residential areas, special attention should be paid to the interaction between the various elements of the object-spatial environment as they develop.