Reimagining Post-Industrial Armenia
An interdisciplinary research initiative exploring the urban transformation of Armenia's post-industrial cities.

Inter- and transdisciplinary approach to revitalizing former small industrial cities in Armenia to enhance their transformative potential towards sustainability

(ReCITY)” project aims to study and support sustainable urban development in small industrial towns in Armenia after the collapse of the Soviet Union. The project is a collaborative effort involving key partners such as the Territorial Studies and Development Lab (TSD Lab), the Department of Sociology at Yerevan State University (YSU), which serves as the lead and coordinating partner, the University of Vienna's Department of Geography and Regional Research, specifically the Working Group on Urban Studies, and the Journalists for Urban Development NGO (JUD). The project is funded by the OeAD APPEAR program.
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    Research
    Explore our ongoing and completed research projects focused on postindustrial cities in Armenia.
    Reimagining Urban Spaces: Green Infrastructure and Community Resilience
    This project investigates the potential of green infrastructure to enhance urban resilience in postindustrial cities.
    The Impact of Industrial Heritage on Urban Identity
    This project examines the influence of industrial heritage on the cultural identity of postindustrial cities.
    Urban Regeneration Strategies: A Comparative Study of Armenian Cities
    This project compares urban regeneration strategies in different postindustrial cities in Armenia.
    Team
    Our team comprises diverse researchers from various backgrounds, each bringing unique expertise to the project.
    • Anna Petrova
      Urban sociologist, specializing in post-industrial city transformations
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    • David Hakobyan
      Architect, focusing on urban design and sustainable development
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    Publications
    Explore our research outputs, including peer-reviewed articles, reports, and working papers.
    Contact Us
    If you have any questions or want to collaborate, please feel free to reach out.
    [email protected]
    +374 11 222 333
    Yerevan, Armenia