The actualization of the garden city model in modern urban planning with participation practices (on the example of Grabnyk park renewal in the city of Rivne)

Abstract

Abstract The participation practices in Ukrainian urban planning are a fairly new phenomenon. The growing interest in such approaches primarily reflects positive changes in the development of cities. On the other hand, this interest draws attention to problems of implementation of these approaches in actual urban planning practice. It is important to note here that although participation practices are well regulated in countries with developed democracy, under conditions of developing democracy in Ukraine there are still no well-functioning mechanisms of interaction between government and society at local levels. Regarding participation of local communities in city development, the discussion about the place of a professional architect in urban planning processes that include participation practices becomes particularly important. In this article we uncover effectiveness of participation practices and limitations of their application in the context of Ukraine. We also determine the differences in understanding effectiveness and limitations of these practices in Ukraine and developed democracies.

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