Revitalization of Historic Industrial Cities after Productive Assets Renovation

A renewal of old industrial enterprises of the 19–20th centuries are of key importance for Russia at the beginning of the 21st century, when it is necessary to develop the economy, domestic production, unique architectural environment of historical cities, preserve the cultural heritage, increase employment and develop the economic independence of the country as a whole. These issues are being gradually resolved, and architecture and urban planning cannot stand on the sidelines. The article presents restoration of enterprises and surrounding areas, design projects for residential buildings for factory workers in Orekhovo-Zuyevo.

Purpose: The study of the history of the architecture of industrial and residential buildings in Orekhovo-Zuyevo.

Methodology: The analysis of urban environment architecture in the historical industrial city, architecture of industrial complexes and creation of a new urban environment. 

Research findings: Restoration is proposed for weaving factories and changes in the residential environment of the city, implementing the principles of preserving its uniqueness, artistic image, and historical identity. Elements of the urban environment need to be restored and include new elements matching the environment. 

Originality: In addition to the historical analysis, project proposals are created. During the creation of project proposals, prerequisites are created for the emergence of such projects for the renewal of old enterprises and creation of a comfortable urban environment.

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