Galkin K.A., Rassolova E.N. Role of science art projects in the development of the urban environment. Vestnik Universiteta. 2025;(9):192-200. (In Russ.)

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Abstract

The article analyzes modern science art projects, which represent a new and actively developing area, relevant in the context of the transformation of the urban environment and increasing attention to the pressing problems of modern megacities. The purpose of the study is to consider the heuristic potential of science art in the context of the transformation of the modern urban environment, as well as to identify the key mechanisms of the influence of this practice on the socio-cultural and environmental processes taking place in modern megacities. The empirical analysis of successful projects in various cities has made it possible to identify key aspects that are of the greatest importance for the sustainable development of urban spaces today. This study analyzes in detail the heuristic potential of science art in the context of urban research, paying attention to both its theoretical aspects and practical application in urban studies. The possibilities of the influence of this trend on the social dynamics, cultural practices and quality of life of modern megacities are considered. The analysis showed that science art has the ability to form new forms of interaction between people and the urban environment, as well as stimulate the processes of cultural and ecological rethinking. As a result, two key areas of science art development have been identified in terms of its integration into the urban environment, which open up prospects for further research and practical implementation. In addition, the analysis showed that science art projects play a significant role in understanding and overcoming the current challenges faced by residents of modern megacities. The analysis demonstrated that science art has significant heuristic potential, influencing the development of the urban environment.