Abstract
The development of modern cities is impossible without planning the architectural environment in the urban structure in the context of the climatic conditions of a region and the factors influencing this process. The greatest planning efficiency is achieved through the efficient use of capital investments in the urban structure and well-founded decisions on the formation of a comfortable architectural environment with due regard to the historical development of settlements, national traditions, local characteristics, and landscape. The main problem for architects designing objects located in a sharply continental climate is the search for architectural solutions and development models that would create a comfortable environment in conditions of a large amount of precipitation, aggressive sun, complex wind patterns, and a large temperature range (low in winter and high in summer). This study is aimed at understanding the relationship