DORMITORY HOUSING AS A NEW MODEL OF CO-LIVING SPACE IN CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE
The article explores the concept of dormitory housing as a distinct architectural and typological category in contemporary architecture and defines its role in shaping a new paradigm of residential environments in the 21st century. The historical origins and evolution of dormitory spaces are analyzed, tracing their transformation from monastic sleeping quarters and educational institutions to modern multifunctional residential complexes that combine private and shared areas.