2025/07/02 by Chernysh, M. A., Barkalova, E. I., Khukhryanskaya, K. M. +1
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paper · doi:10.71536/sd.2025.2c31.7
This article is devoted to the modernization of cultural and leisure centers. It focuses on international design practices and its adaptation to the conditions of Donbass region. It substantiates the necessity of transforming the region’s cultural infrastructure based on evolving societal needs. Main key elements of successful modernization are examined. It includes the integration of modern technologies, the creation of multifunctional spaces, and principles of sustainable development. Special attention paid to international projects that can be adapted to the specific conditions of the region. An analysis of successful initiatives from other countries demonstrates approaches for enhancing the accessibility and quality of cultural services. Practical examples from countries with advanced cultural center modernization programs illustrate possible strategies and solutions that could be applied for improving the availability and appeal of cultural offerings in Donbass. The research concludes with an assessment of the potential for applying international experience to achieve development aims for cultural and leisure facilities in the region. Recommendations for future design initiatives in the area are proposed. The article’s authors are giving practical suggestions for utilizing global best methods in the development of cultural and leisure centers, making it a valuable resource for professionals in the fields of culture, architecture, and urban planning.