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HOW ARCHITECTURE FORMS PUBLIC SPACES, REFLECTS SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS, AND AFFECTS HUMAN LIFE
Annotatsiya
This article explores the scientific relationship between architecture, culture, and
human behavior. Architecture is examined as a determinant of social structure, a reflection
of cultural identity, and a factor influencing psychological and physical well-being. Drawing
on interdisciplinary studies from urban sociology, environmental psychology, and
architectural theory, the article demonstrates how architectural design shapes public spaces,
expresses social values, and affects human life at both individual and collective levels.
Kalit so‘zlar
architecture, public space, culture, social identity
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