Artistic Component in Modern Industrial Architecture

Modern industrial architecture, exemplified by sites such as the Fagus Factory in Alfeld and the Nestle plant in Mexico, increasingly integrates aesthetic design to enhance productivity and social integration. Research highlights that incorporating artistic elements—such as aluminum facades or varied color schemes—not only improves worker efficiency but also fosters environmental sustainability through energy-efficient designs. The study emphasizes the dual role of industrial buildings, blending functional necessity with cultural significance while addressing resource depletion. By analyzing spatial composition and material innovation, this work underscores the evolving intersection of technology, aesthetics, and urban development in industrial landscapes.

Kharytonova, A. A., Kravchuk, Y. R.,. (2020). ARTISTIC COMPONENT IN MODERN INDUSTRIAL ARCHITECTURE. Regional Problems of Architecture and Urban Planning, (14), 123–128. https://doi.org/10.31650/2707-403x-2020-14-123-128