ADAPTATION PROBLEMS OF INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS TO NEW FUNCTIONS (HOTELS)

Abstract

In accordance with the socio-economic processes that preceded the reconsideration of urban spaces associated with the formation of a post-industrial society, destructive non-functional areas were formed in the structure of modern cities. The loss of primary production function by industrial enterprises has led to a significant deterioration of the architectural and urban planning, ecological and social situation in our cities in general. Therefore, the renovation problem of industrial territories has become an thorny issue, in particular, the identification of ways to harmonize these territories by rethinking and updating industrial buildings. The term renovation refers to the adaptive use of buildings, structures, facilities and changes in their functional purpose. The subject is the hotel function in industrial buildings, realized as a result of the change of the original purpose of the building, like a sign of continuity and functional diversity. The article pays attention to both the favorable conditions and positive consequences of the operation of hotels in industrial buildings, as well as the negative aspects and threats that arise in connection with the use of industrial areas in general. The city of Vinnytsia has great potential for renovation measures of industrial facilities, which today has in its structure a significant amount of the territory of former enterprises that have lost their original function. One of these places is the former factory of tractor units on the street Batozkiy. Therefore, the issue of responsive use and refunctionalization, in particular to the hotel, of former industrial buildings is a priority.