Як розвивати місто в ринкових умовах — Дмитро Макагон

At 0:00 the stream starts, followed by an introduction of the topic at 3:22. The host meets the guest, urban engineer Dmitry Makagon, at 4:11. The discussion covers differences between Soviet and modern urban development at 5:25, the tradition of not drawing attention to public spaces at 8:57, and the process of returning capital to suburban areas in Slovakia at 13:03. At 16:50 the conversation turns to the reasons behind the construction of Poznyaky and Osokorky and real‑estate investment. The speaker explains why Ukraine is weak in protecting architectural heritage at 28:16, and how to address the problem of storm‑related trade in cities at 38:38. Issues of lobbying and regulation of trade venues are discussed at 42:53, while strategies for urban policy that balance development and business are presented at 51:00. The talk also touches on the introduction of socialism in capitalist countries at 55:44, traffic‑reduction strategies at 1:01:45, Eastern European solutions to traffic and car usage at 1:11:27, and Kyiv’s biggest mobility problems at 1:16:29. Questions about the role of private business in public transport appear at 1:21:21, and how to make cities inclusive for mobility and what businesses can do at 1:31:52. The discussion continues with national building standards at 1:40:05, urbanism methods at 1:49:46, the issue of bike lanes at 1:51:56, urbanism at 1:55:02, the comfort of Ukrainian cities at 1:59:00, and state solutions to urban problems at 2:00:47.