TO THE PROBLEMS OF FORMATION OF ARCHITECTURE OF THE RAILWAY PASSENGER NODES IN LVIV
Journal Title: Architectural Studies - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
The possibility of functioning of the inner city passenger railway in Lviv and the architectural foundations of the passenger stops and nodes are analyzed. The necessity of such implementationon the basis of a social request, problems of transport overload of the streets in Lviv, usage of existing resources, experience and new trends is expound. In this case, passenger railway buildings are understood primarily as a continuation of the urban communication space.
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Youri Rotchniak
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