Sustainable regional architecture of post-war reconstruction period

Key Points

Sustainability ratings of post-war architecture achieved a 'good' status for life cycle performance, emphasizing green practices.
The integrated development of Mira Street was evaluated across 10 categories and 81 criteria within the Russian Standard GOST R 70346–2022.
Assessment adhered to environmentally responsible and socially oriented principles, supporting sustainable urban development.
This framework highlights the importance of preserving cultural heritage while promoting modern sustainable architecture.

Abstract

In the article the first to assess the sustainability of objects of regional architecture of post-war reconstruction period based on the principles of an environmentally responsible, socially oriented and sustainably managed habitat (ESG-principles). A rating of the integrated development of Mira Street, the first restored street of post-war Stalingrad, was carried out in 10 green categories and 81 green criteria according to the Russian Standard GOST R 70346–2022. For the life cycle of restored buildings, a rating of "good" was assigned. The architects of the post-war restoration period laid the foundation for green construction. Our task is to preserve the sustainability of cultural and historical heritage sites for future generations

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