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Creating a “park quarter” by linkage

Frunzensky Park

Location: St. Petersburg, Russia
Client: Administration of Frunzensky District of St. Petersburg

Programme: 
City quarter, which combines two parks, residential blocks and several cultural, entertainment and memorial objects.

Frunzensky Park is a green heart of a city district with almost half a million population. It occupies an area of 175 hectares and today resembles a ring of recreational spaces, utility, industrial sites and «wild» places surrounding a newer residential complex.

The objective of the project is to link the existing uses of the territory and the city’s plans for the creation of new facilities here. Instead of a set of scattered “random neighbours”, a broad kaleidoscope of functions, objects and scenarios, united by a common park landscape are proposed.

The planning framework of the project is the “ring of heroes”. This is a park route, which passes through ten key nodes and makes that the diversity can be experienced.

Stages:
2017 – 2018 Concept design

Team:
Maria Blinova. Yana Golubeva, Violetta Gunina, Viktor Korotych, Daniil Veretennikov

 

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