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Article	SYNTHESIZED ARCHITECTURALLY SCULPTURAL SPACES IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN ENVIRONMENT
Authors	M. Dadasheva, Moscow Institute of Architecture (State academy), Moscow, Russia
Abstract	Current trends in architectural design aimed at the creating such types of the spaces, which could be more loveable and thus close to the person, are seeking to organize more humane environment for the clear perception of space in order to put the opposite pressure on its creator, raising him either as an aesthetic or morally by its harmony, emotional and artistic climate. Article is an attempt to identify the architecturally sculptural spaces as a phenomenon of modern reality and to consider the means of influencing of the architecturally sculptural spaces on the psycho-physiological state of a person. The attention is focused on the desire of the architect to bring easy and intuitive understanding to the system of perception of the world around. The analysis of architecturally sculptural spaces in terms of their location in the surrounding development showed the shift to the organization of public spaces on the contrast principle with their surroundings, thus focusing the attention on the important social and cultural objects which are bright landmarks either for the citizens or tourists by their planning solutions, and three-dimensional composition leading to an influx of investment in the scale of country policy.
Keywords:	urban environment, architecturally sculptural spaces, grammar of the form shaping, post human civilization, architectural concepts of postmodernists
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