Voronezh, Voronezh, Russian Federation
The urban environment is a key element of modern human life and influences numerous aspects of existence - from physical comfort to the formation of worldview. This paper analyzes the interaction between humans and the urban residential environment from a sociocultural perspective: how it affects everyday practices, community identity, and the formation and transformation of cultural norms. Given the high pace of urbanization, ongoing changes in the social structure of society, and the growing need for sustainable development, understanding the role of the urban environment has become one of the top priorities in contemporary sociology, urban studies, architecture, and social policy. In this article, the urban environment is viewed as an active sociocultural agent, interacting with individuals within multilayered and dynamic processes.
Urban environment, sociocultural interaction, urbanization, architectural space, residential environment, social integration, urban landscape, sustainable development, urban culture, urban infrastructure, public spaces, urban studies, social ecology
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