Designing for Tramway: Construction Planner Found for Molodokova Street in Krasnoyarsk
A "Molekov Street Revamp" Project Found in Krasnoyarsk
Ladies and gents, a company in Krasnoyarsk is cooking up a plan to revamp Molekov Street. You might've noticed construction on the final station of the first metro line, and these urban architects are now figuring out where to stick the new city transport on this main artery, Vzletka.
The City Construction Admin has signed a contract for the design work with AO "TGI" Krasnoyarskgradzhanproekt". They'll foot the bill for 20.9 million, which is lower than the highest bid on the tender by about half a million rubles.
The contractor must conduct engineering surveys, design project and working documents, obtain a positive expert review, and develop an information model for a significant chunk of the street:
from Shahterov Street to Molekov, 14.
First things first, "Krasnoyarskgradzhanproekt" needs to factor in the metrotramway line.
The tracks will run down the center of Molekov, with the street's capacity staying the same, city planning dept explained.
Other than that, the designers gotta consider moving existing infrastructure and utilities, build a stormwater system, add lighting, beautify the area, relocate bus stops, and, if needed, install sound barriers.
The project, along with the positive expert review, should be wrapped up by December 15. By that time, two TPMK machines, digging tunnels beneath the earth from the hole on Molekov, should reach the tunnel under the "Ul. Karl Marx" station.
Now, let's talk about what a project like this usually entails. Engineering studies are crucial:
- Environmental studies to ensure the project doesn't mess with nature.
- Traffic analysis to keep traffic moving and the project on schedule.
- Structure tests to determine if buildings and infrastructure can handle the changes.
Infrastructure updates can involve road improvements, upgrading water and sewer systems, enhancing public transportation, and increasing pedestrian and cyclist friendly options.
Project deadlines and timelines vary depending on the project's scope, funding, and city approvals.
So, if you want the deets on the Molekov Street Project in Krasnoyarsk, head to local city planning or government resources for the latest updates.
If you need more specific info, spill the beans, and I'll do my best to find it for ya!
In the context of the revamp project on Molekov Street in Krasnoyarsk, local news outlets might cover updates on the urban architects' design plans, which may potentially include changes to lifestyle (such as new commercial spaces), home-and-gardening (including modifications to the street's environment and aesthetic), and transportation. After the project's completion, lifestyle articles could also highlight the newly revamped street and its impact on Krasnoyarsk's residents and businesses.
