On the issue of regulation of architectural and construction process in city management structure (second half of the XIX – early XX centuries)

Milena Zolotareva

Abstract


The article examines the city management reforms in the field of architectural and construction process regulation in the course of the second half of the XIX – early XX centuries. Over the general course of those reforms, legislative materials, which had become the basis for formation of new principles of territorial, sectoral and local management, were the governing factor. During that period city became the concentration of social, sanitary and hygienic, housing, transportation and other problems which required urgent solution. For prompt response to the situation in cities, central authorities delegated their powers in that field to the local level.

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city, Saint Petersburg, city management, architectural and construction process

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