Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –
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Specialists from the Moscow City Services Complex have completed improvements on 11 streets in the Basmanny District. Among the renovated streets are Furmanny, Arkhangelsky, and Yakovoapostolsky Lanes.
For example, in the Basmanny District of Moscow's Central Administrative District, over 26,000 square meters of roadway and nearly 15,000 square meters of sidewalks were renovated. In addition, new hardscape features and streetlights were installed.
Work was carried out simultaneously on several sections, carried out by the State Budgetary Institution "Automobile Roads," contractors, and production facilities.
On Furmanny Lane, the work volume amounted to over 450 linear meters. Over 3,000 square meters of roadway and nearly 3,000 square meters of sidewalks were renovated, and over a kilometer of curbs were installed.
In Arkhangelsky Lane, over 3,300 square meters of roadway and over 2,800 square meters of sidewalks were repaired, and curbs were installed. Nineteen new streetlights were installed to provide comfortable walking for residents of nearby buildings.
Roads have been upgraded on all 11 streets as part of a comprehensive improvement program. This improves pedestrian and vehicle safety and reduces the risk of traffic accidents. Wide, smooth sidewalks are particularly convenient for mothers with strollers and people with limited mobility. New approaches and driveways to residential areas, pedestrian crossings, modern bus shelters, pedestrian navigation signs, and other improvements create a truly comfortable urban environment in the area.
The projects being implemented in the capital to improve and create a comfortable urban environment are in line with the goals and objectives of the national project Infrastructure for LifeMore information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.
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