City regulations of housing districts, megacities, agglomerations: synarchiotectonics of places of power in Russia

Abstract

The modes of living of people and the organization of the space of dwellings in general, and the places where people stay in particular, are serious vectors for studying both the theoretical and practical application of settlement and construction systems. At the level of responsible attitude of both citizens and management structures of the country, Russia, as the world's largest habitable space, proves its grandiose achievement of the resilience of the Russian superethnos. From these initial positions, the synarchiotectonic practice, logic and methodology of modern eco-urbanism of Russia, its long-suffering city regulations of the national program Housing originates.