The book "Formation of the architectural environment of Belarus taking into account traditions and modern trends", written by the author's team as part of Sardarov A. C. , Nitievska E . E. , Protasova Yu. A. and Nyssa E. In. , is an in-depth study on the unique architectural heritage of Belarus and its evolution in the context of contemporary challenges. This edition will be of interest to both professional architects and designers, as well as architecture lovers, historians and everyone who appreciates the cultural heritage of their country. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from the analysis of the historical traditions of Belarusian architecture to modern trends that shape the appearance of cities and villages. The authors raise important questions about how to preserve the uniqueness of the Belarusian architectural environment in the context of globalization and the rapid development of technologies. They explore how traditional elements can be integrated into modern designs, creating a harmonious blend of old and new. One of the key themes of the book is the interaction between culture and architecture. The authors show how architectural solutions can reflect the national identity and cultural characteristics of the region. This is especially true for Belarus, where the rich historical heritage and diversity of ethnic groups create a unique cultural palette. Readers will be able to see how architectural styles such as Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque influence modern construction and how they can be adapted to modern requirements. The book also addresses issues of sustainable development and ecology in architecture. In the face of climate change and growing urbanization, the authors propose to consider how modern architectural solutions can be more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient. This makes the book relevant not only for professionals, but also for a wide audience interested in environmental issues and sustainable development. The style of the authors is characterized by deep analyticalness and accessibility of the presentation. They skillfully combine a scientific approach with practical examples, which makes the material understandable and interesting for a wide audience. The book is filled with illustrations, diagrams and photographs that help to visualize the ideas and concepts discussed. This makes reading not only cognitive, but also aesthetically pleasing. For architecture students, designers and anyone interested in contemporary trends in architecture, this book will be an indispensable source of knowledge and inspiration. It will help to understand the importance of preserving cultural traditions while opening up to new ideas and technologies. Readers interested in urban planning will also find it a lot of useful information on how to create comfortable and functional spaces, taking into account local features. Thus, “Formation of the architectural environment of Belarus taking into account traditions and modern trends” is not just a book about architecture. This is an in-depth study that makes us think about how we can preserve our heritage by adapting it to modern realities. It will become a valuable contribution to the library of everyone who is interested in the architecture, culture and history of Belarus.