NEYROARXITEKTURA TAMOYILLARINING ZAMONAVIY SHAHARSOZLIKDA QO‘LLANISHI
Abstract
Mazkur ishda neyroarxitektura tamoyillarining zamonaviy shaharsozlikdagi ahamiyati va qo‘llanish imkoniyatlari tahlil qilinadi. Neyroarxitektura inson ongi va psixologiyasi haqidagi ilmiy bilimlarni arxitektura hamda shaharsozlik amaliyotiga integratsiya etuvchi yo‘nalish sifatida talqin qilinadi. Unda shahar makonini foydalanuvchi psixofiziologik ehtiyojlariga mos shakllantirish, kognitiv qulaylik, hissiy barqarorlik va ijtimoiy faollikni rag‘batlantiradigan urban muhit yaratish masalalari yoritilgan. Tadqiqotda tabiiy yorug‘lik, rang psixologiyasi, landshaft integratsiyasi, shovqinni boshqarish, fazoviy idrok, akustik muhit, bio dizayn va ijtimoiy interaktsiya zonalari kabi mezonlar neyroarxitektura nazariyasida alohida o‘rin tutishi ko‘rsatib o‘tilgan. Shuningdek, ushbu yondashuvning “aqlli shahar” konsepsiyalarida, inkluziv va reabilitatsion hududlarni loyihalashda, hamda tarixiy shahar markazlarini yangilashda metodologik asos sifatida tutgan o‘rni asoslab berilgan.
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