Architectural and planning types and structural systems of low-rise multi-apartment prefabricated residential buildings that can be used in the conditions of restoration of residential areas of cities and towns of the Lugansk People's Republic (hereinafter LPR) are considered.

The purpose of the article is to identify the principles of territorial placement of high-tech medical centers (HTMC) in the structure of Siberian cities based on the analysis of specific examples. The article examines and analyzes 6 high-tech medical centers (HTMC) located in the cities of the Siberian Federal District. The historical factors of the formation and development of the VTMC, the features of the design of buildings and the planning organization of their territory, and placement techniques are revealed. The principles of territorial placement of high-tech medical centers in the structure of a Siberian city are formulated.

The article discusses the issues of the formation of the water-green frame of Novosibirsk in the problem of creating a comfortable urban environment, improving the architectural and artistic appearance of the city. Landscape improvement projects in the water-green frame system of Novosibirsk are outlined. The final qualification papers of the Department of DAS NGUADI 2024 are used. When analyzing projects (Arena Park, Yeltsovka-1, Kamensky, Inskoi, graduation papers of the DAS department), the connection of territories uniting into a system of urban parks is visible. From the projects, it can be assumed that a city park or square is not a completely independent system, but has the opportunity for independent development. Parks with a sufficient area of established green areas, such as the Ice Arena Park, Zaeltsovsky, will be less susceptible to human influence. Squares in a more urban area (Yeltsovka-1, Ust-Tulinsky and others), between mass residential and public buildings, need the support of the urban community to perform their functions.

This article discusses a small northern town – Labytnangi and its central part. The town is actively developing and requires special attention to the formation of the central part of the town taking into account the needs of the population. The article describes the complex natural and climatic conditions specific to this area, as well as the current social and functional fullness of the town and the socio-cultural characteristics of the town’s population, the planning structure of the town and the centre as its main part, the transport and pedestrian situation and the architectural and spatial environment of the centre. Labytnangi is a small town beyond the Arctic Circle that is actively developing, and accordingly, its central part, which reflects the social, cultural and functional level of development of the local population, needs to be developed. The article concludes by summing up the description and analysis of the current situation, identifying problem areas in the development of the territory and the socio-cultural life of the population, and proposing a solution to the problems identified in the article.

An analysis of the functions, designs and forms of unmanned vehicles was carried out. A classification of unmanned robotics is given. Its characteristics are formed according to purpose, management, environment of use, and application features. Current and future tasks of using unmanned vehicles in science, production, and the social sphere are reflected. Options for unmanned devices for use in light industry are proposed.

Investigation of complex addition CDD-500 effect on terms of setting and strength properties of building gypsum were carried out. Dependence of starting terms and setting terms on CBB-500 quantity were established. Data of strength increase during compression and bending of gypsum stone samples at the age 28 days are presented.

It is known that it is not possible to establish a strict relationship between root-mean-square vibration levels and vibrational energy in the range of low and medium vibration frequencies of the object under study when using point mechanical resistance. Therefore, it seems appropriate to obtain expressions for the effectiveness of active vibration protection systems in terms of fluxes of vibrational energy passing through various sections of the vibration isolation system, which should allow one to judge the oscillatory processes occurring in the system.