Analysis investigates sustainable development goals in solid waste management architecture, suggesting new design approaches.
The problem of implementing sustainable development goals in the architecture of solid waste management facilities requires a search for systemic solutions in the context of legislative changes in the Russian Federation. Over the past decade, a significant number of theoretical approaches have been formulated devoted to the topic of sustainable development in architecture, including for industrial buildings and complexes. However, according to the results of research conducted at the Department of Architectural Design of SPbGASU in 2023-2024, most of them are not used in the design and construction of waste management facilities or are only indirectly related to architecture. The purpose of the study is to determine options for implementing sustainable development goals in the architecture of waste management facilities in Russia for the possibility of further practical application. In the course of the work, the meaning of the term "sustainable development" was studied and a comprehensive analysis of existing interpretations of this concept among domestic scientists in the field of architecture was carried out. A list of theoretical components and their elements has been defined, the interaction of which ensures that the architecture of the object complies with the goals of sustainable development. Three options for the interaction of technical and aesthetic components are proposed for the implementation of sustainable development goals at the theoretical level in the architecture of waste management facilities.
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