Architecture, City, Man: Problems of Urban Transformation and Resettlement Systems . Architectural and planning development of cities by E. E. Nitievskaya is a deep and multifaceted study that touches on the most important aspects of the interaction between humans and the urban environment. In today's world, where urbanization is becoming an integral part of life, this work opens up a whole range of issues for the reader concerning the architectural and planning development of cities. In her book, Nitievskaya analyzes how architecture forms not only the appearance of the city, but also its social structure, cultural characteristics and even the psychological state of the inhabitants. The author raises important topics such as sustainable development, the need to adapt urban spaces to changing living conditions and the impact of architecture on the daily lives of citizens. Readers will be able to learn about how modern technologies and innovative approaches can change the usual appearance of cities, make them more comfortable and safe for life. This book will be of interest not only to professional architects and urban planners, but also to a wide range of readers, including students, researchers, as well as anyone interested in issues of urban life and its transformation. It will be especially useful for those who want to understand how architecture can affect social interactions and quality of life in megacities. The book will also be useful to those who are engaged in the design or management of urban areas, because it addresses current problems and offers practical solutions. The topics raised in the book are relevant for both large cities and small settlements. Nitievskaya emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach to planning that takes into account not only architectural aspects, but also social, economic and environmental factors. The book also touches on the issues of historical heritage and its preservation in the context of modern urban planning, which makes it especially valuable for those who are interested in the history of architecture and cultural heritage. The style of Nitievskaya is distinguished by the depth of analysis and the availability of presentation. It skillfully combines theoretical aspects with practical examples, which makes the material understandable and fascinating. The author also draws on the experience of foreign countries, which allows readers to see how different approaches to architecture and urban planning can be adapted in Russian conditions. If you are looking for books on architecture, urban planning or sociology of cities, “Architecture, city, man” will be a great addition to your library. In it you will find not only theoretical foundations, but also practical recommendations that can be applied in real life. The book can also be of interest to those who are fond of urbanism, public space design and modern trends in architecture. In conclusion, “Architecture, City, Man” is not just a book about buildings and streets, but an in-depth study of the human being in the context of the urban environment. It makes us think about how we can improve our environment and make cities more comfortable and attractive to live in. If you want to understand how architecture affects our perception of the world and the quality of life, this work will be a real discovery for you.