THE MODERN PRACTICE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT BUILDING ARCHITECTURE

The article reveals the modem practice of local government building architecture, the stages of local government building architecture development, the projects' architectural principles, and perspective directions of further development. The research aims to analyze modern trends in the formation of approaches to developing local government buildings architecture, principles of current construction concepts, and selection of premises for administrative service centers (ASCs). The author's approach to the study considers basic requirements for urban architecture: ecological, functional, and logistic. The functional principle allows the organizing of convenient workplaces and customer service spaces. The ecological principle allows the efficient use of resources, and the logistic one provides transport accessibility to the building of the local government. The practical value of the research is in the estimation of local government building architecture development based on limited resources and observance of three principles: ecological, functional, and logistical.