Urban Planning Function of Architectural Monuments and Their Restoration Experience in the XX-XXI Centuries

Restoration of architectural monuments can revitalize urban cultural heritage, serving as dominant elements that boost tourism and rejuvenate megalopolises. The study demonstrates that public and private funding, such as the 'One ruble for one square meter' program in Moscow, effectively supports preservation efforts while maintaining historical integrity. Using retrospective analysis, comparative historical methods, and inductive generalization, the research evaluates funding mechanisms and their impact on urban planning and cultural tourism. This approach highlights the dual role of restored monuments—both as symbols of heritage conservation and catalysts for economic and social development.

Pryadko, I. (2021). Urban Planning Function of Architectural Monuments and Their Restoration Experience in the XX-XXI Centuries. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 1079(5), 52006. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899x/1079/5/052006