Architectural typology of intergenerational shared sites

¹ Far Eastern Federal University, 690922, Ajax Bay, Russky Island, Vladivostok, Russia
² Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service, 690014, Gogolya st., Vladivostok, Russia
³ Botanical Garden-Institute of Far Eastern Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, 690024, Makovskogo st., Vladivostok, Russia
⁴ Primorye State Academy of Agriculture, 692510, Blukher Avenue, Ussuriysk, Russia

^* Corresponding author: oxym69@gmail.com

Abstract

In the conditions of the modern world, there is an increasing socio-cultural gap between generations. To create sustainable development and functioning of society, to maintain its stability in the present and future, it is necessary to create conditions for strengthening intergenerational relations. All social programs must be accompanied by architectural programs, so there is a need for the architectural and urban planning transformation of the existing urban space in favor of the development of intergenerational ties. The purpose of this study is to determine the typological features of intergenerational centers based on a comparative analysis of existing facilities. Several different intergenerational shared sites examples around the world were analyzed. The analysis revealed a general typology of intergenerational environments: outdoor spaces for short-term intergenerational communication; indoor and outdoor spaces for intergenerational communication at centers; specialized housing estates and co-living buildings with public indoor and outdoor zones for intergenerational communication. The results of this work are the basis for further research, the purpose of which is to form the principles of an environment that promotes the development of intergenerational relations in Russian conditions and their approbation in the design of a residential area in Yakutsk.