HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF UNIVERSITY CAMPUS ARCHITECTURE
Abstract
This article examines the evolution of architectural and urban planning principles that have shaped university campuses from their inception in the Middle Ages to their modern development. It analyzes key stages in the development of campus architecture, its relationship with socio-cultural and technological changes, and contemporary trends in the formation of the learning environment.
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