Otsenka sovremennogo sostoyaniya i arkhitekturno-planirovochnaya kontseptsiya razvitiya dendrologicheskogo parka v Novosibirske [Current state and architectural planning concept of dendrological park development in Novosibirsk]

The paper presents the methodology and comprehensive study of the development of the Dendrological Park in Novosibirsk. A set of measures should be developed to preserve the unique natural territory in the dynamically developing urban planning system in the anthropogenic conditions. Methodology includes making photographs, geo-positioning, structural and functional analysis, questionnaires, geoinformation, statistical and graphic analyses, and dendrological assessment. The current state of the Dendrological Park is studied, including its natural areas, urban recreational spaces, transport and pedestrian accessibility for the population. It is shown that the Dendrological Park has a significant recreational potential, natural diversity, unique natural landscapes and valuable collections. The disadvantages include the absence of a full-fledged recreational infrastructure, inconsistent meeting the safety and accessibility requirements. The Dendrological Park requires restoration and development. The Dendrological Park can be used for walking, educational, health-improving rest and other recreational measured without damaging the protected natural areas and objects. The architectural and planning concept is proposed for the development of the Dendrological Park.

natural monument, dendrological park, urban environment, landscape architecture

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