FORMATION OF THE MODERN CITY INTERIOR
The formation of the urban environment is a multidimensional phenomenon, multi-stage, in which architectural creativity is only part of the factors interacting in the overall process. Therefore, in architectural theory there is not even an established term for the material-spatial object with which the architect is operated in this case. It is called ""a fragment of the urban environment", "urban space", "external urban space", "urban landscape", "urban interior", implying an architectural environment designed for urban activities that do not require enclosed spaces, actively associated with natural-climatic influences or allowing them in a wide range. The most widely used in recent years are two definitions: "open urban spaces" and "urban interior", more precisely others determine the architectural essence of the object. Urban interior is a whole perceived concrete fragment of the art-mastered urban space, in which part of the real fences (plafond, walls) are replaced by conditional (sky, panorama). Therefore, architects are interested in identifying the main characteristics of urban space and the interior or space forms. This article is devoted to the analysis of urban space (urban interior), which is inherent in the closed, open and linear type of spaces and the formation of the concept of ""place spirit" in the mind of the viewer.