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MODERN SPECIAL RECREATION ZONES: ASPECTS OF ARCHITECTURAL-LANDSCAPE PLANNING AND DESIGN. THE EFFECT OF TECHNO-CREATION
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The present papers are principally concerned with such social research problem as the 21-st century modern organization of active recreation zones, and, particularly, investigate the ways of given them a new creative urge. This problem is globally spread and is common for most countries. Objects of this research are Aqua Parks, treated as a special landscape recreation zone where architectural-landscape planning, water architecture and creative design meet. The authors have performed the analysis from different points of view, including creative water landscape planning and design environment aspects. Thus, it's possible to receive the complex solution of further tendencies of development such special zones as Aqua Parks are. From the point of view of techno-creation design aqua parks can be observed in combination with new technologies in the contemporary world. Modern water gardens or aqua parks as a work of architecture and landscape architecture can be representative examples of techno-creation phenomenon. New materials and technology generate a vital potential in the shaping of space and landscape of aqua parks. In these types of facilities, they inspire architects to search for creative solutions. The basic of the architectural-landscape organization of these special areas was, is and will be the water landscape planning of territories. Water plays a principal role in general planning. The ideas of combination the different planning zones with the modern water arrangements create the artificial environment for active relax. It is also possible to outline the new tendencies of further development of Aqua Parks in neatest future, for example, the direct influenced by nature water objects. Papers uncover the tendencies of planning and possible trends of future development of Aqua Parks.
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