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Yuliia TretiakFaculty of Architecture, Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture, Vozdukhoflotsky prospect 31, Kyiv, Ukraine

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The analysis of the world experience in the design, construction, and operation of penitentiary complexes revealed an urgent need to modernize the architectural environment of correctional institutions in post-Soviet countries. Several problems of the life of modern correctional institutions have been identified, namely: the inconsistency of the quality of their architectural environment with the modern needs of the penitentiary system; low level of adaptability and flexibility of urban planning, functional planning, and subject-spatial forms; morally outdated, emotionally negative, unaesthetic architectural and artistic image of penitentiary buildings and complexes. The purpose of this study was to identify traditional and innovative methods and means of forming an architectural and artistic image of penitentiary complexes for their further use in the field, covering their design and modernization. Based on the functional-typological and socio-psychological requirements, the criteria for harmonizing the architectural environment were determined and the patterns, methods, and means of creating a humane aesthetic architectural and artistic image of such complexes.

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  • Yankovskaya, Yuliia: Semiotics in Architecture – A Dialogue in Interaction. The Place of Semiotic Research in the Modern Theory of Architecture. Ural University Press, Yekaterinburg 2003.

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