reconstruction

War and military conflicts cause widespread destruction of urban and transport infrastructure, limiting people’s mobility, access to services, and contributing to a rising number of people with disabilities (PWDs). In such conditions, due to the destruction of critical infrastructure systems and severe fuel shortages, active mobility (walking and cycling) becomes a vital survival strategy and a tool for socio-economic resilience.

The article examines the problem of strengthening reinforced concrete floor slabs with insufficient load-bearing capacity during reconstruction or increased loads. A method is proposed involving partial integration of additional monolithic reinforced concrete beams through pre-formed openings in the slab. Various approaches are analyzed to ensure composite action between the slab and beams. The study aims to theoretically and experimentally determine slab deflection and develop optimal implementation methods.

The restoration of Ukraine's port infrastructure is critically important in the context of overcoming the consequences of Russia's military aggression and ensuring the stable functioning of logistical processes. The article examines the main challenges and potential pathways for the reconstruction of Ukrainian seaports, specifically addressing their technical assessment, modernization, and adaptation to contemporary economic and security realities. The pre-2014 condition of the port infrastructure, as well as the current status of Ukrainian ports, are analyzed.

The publication presents the results of a critical analysis of the current state of research, preservation, restoration, and reconstruction of historic buildings in Cherkasy.

This article addresses the challenge of revitalizing Ukrainian cities damaged by Russian aggression, particularly in the eastern regions. The research examines not only methods of physical reconstruction but also comprehensive approaches to urban environment renewal that incorporate social, cultural, and ecological aspects.

A comprehensive analysis of archaeological and source materials related to the reconstruction of the architectural and spatial structure of Dorohychyn in the High Middle Ages of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries is carried out.

The paper presents the history of the formation of historical residential buildings in Ukraine and analyzes the reasons for the dense development of historical neighborhoods.

This research article is devoted to the topical issues of restoration and modernization of Ukraine in the post-war period, the study of strategies for the restoration and reconstruction of economic and social structures in the regions of Ukraine that have been devastated by the war with russia. The research is based on the analysis of the experience of other countries that have experienced similar challenges, as well as on the study of successful practices and possible failures in the implementation of recovery measures.

The currently available materials are outlined and systematized, which can serve as the basis for a proposal to reproduce the original appearance of the now defunct Church of the Transfiguration in the village. Spas in the Sambir region, which are divided into historiographical, hypothetical and reflective. Value levels of the mentioned materials were determined based on the method of mutual agreement. Repetitive data on the architectural features of the building are considered more reliable.

During the regular shelling of cities and villages, a significant part of single-family houses throughout Ukraine were destroyed and damaged. In the article, a visual analysis of the destruction of private housing is carried out and architectural and constructive solutions are identified, which during new construction can make the house more reliable and safer for living in conditions of war. In the course of the study, methods of comparative analysis were used. The article can be used as a reference material for designing a new private home.