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A residential complex will be built in the Ryazan district of the capital under the renovation program. Its total area will be nearly 20,000 square meters. This was announced by the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Moscow Department of Urban Development Policy. Vladislav Ovchinsky.

"Two buildings have already been constructed on Mikhailova Street in the Ryazan District under the renovation program. Construction has now begun on a third building on plot 27 on the same street. It will consist of two separate buildings of varying heights. It is designed to house 199 apartments, six of which will be accessible to people with disabilities. The living space will exceed 12,000 square meters. Construction of the monolithic structures for the underground portion of the residential complex has now begun," said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The new building will be designed to be barrier-free in accordance with the renovation program's standards. The entrance lobbies will be flush with the street sidewalks, with no stairs or thresholds. Modern elevators adapted for residents with limited mobility will be installed.

The residential complex's facades will be custom-designed to accommodate the surrounding development, seamlessly integrating into the neighborhood's architectural landscape. Their color scheme will feature soft, natural tones that complement each other: one building will be beige and white, the other salmon-white.

"A permit for the renovation project was issued in December 2025. The developer has already notified us of the commencement of work on a land plot of over 0.5 hectares, after which inspectors have developed a program of on-site inspections. During these inspections, the quality of the work and materials will be assessed for compliance with the design documentation and the architectural and urban planning requirements," explained the chairman of the capital's State Construction Supervision Committee.

Anton Slobodchikov.

As a reminder, Vladimir Efimov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction, said that in all districts of the capital, about 100,000 people have celebrated housewarmings since the beginning of the renovation program.85 thousand families.

The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It affects approximately one million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 buildings. Sergei Sobyanin ordered the program's implementation to be accelerated.twice.

He also met with new residents of a new residential complex under the renovation program inMozhaisk district.

Moscow is one of the region's leaders in terms of construction volume. Its high rate of housing construction is in line with the goals and initiatives 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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Specialists Moscow City Services Complex Construction of a new high-pressure gas pipeline has begun in the Filevsky Park area in the western part of the capital. The project aims to expand the city's existing gas system.

"To minimize the impact on the urban environment, the closed passages were divided into 17 separate sections. Tunneling is carried out using a special machine (shield). Its forward movement is provided by a powerful jacking station installed in the launch shaft. This technology makes it possible to lay the network at intervals of up to 300 meters, which speeds up construction and reduces environmental risks," noted Alexander Chistov, Deputy General Director for Capital Construction at Mosgaz JSC.

Work began in late 2025 on the section between Minskaya and Bolshaya Filevskaya Streets. The project calls for laying approximately four kilometers of pipeline.

During the work, specialists use a combination of open and closed installation methods. The trenchless method utilizes microtunneling technology. This method allows for the installation of gas pipelines at significant depths without extensive excavation, which is especially important in densely populated areas with numerous underground utilities and heavy traffic.

The new gas pipeline will be equipped with two modern, domestically manufactured shutoff valves. They are controlled remotely from Mosgaz JSC's central control room, significantly improving the speed of response to emergency situations. They can shut off the gas supply within one and a half minutes.

In addition, specialists ensure the quality of welded joints using visual and radiographic methods. This ensures high quality and safety standards are maintained.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin announced that the capital is undertaking a comprehensive program to upgrade utility networks. This will reduce their wear and tear, create reserves for connecting new consumers, and guarantee a stable supply of all necessary resources. In 2025 alone, more than 144 kilometers of gas networks have been built and 37 kilometers reconstructed. This year, over 145 kilometers are planned for construction and 19.2 kilometers for reconstruction. gas networks.

The Moscow City Services Complex noted that the projects being implemented in the capital to modernize and improve the reliability of public utility infrastructure 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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A collection drive for animals from Belgorod Region shelters has opened in the capital. Anyone can donate rice, buckwheat, millet, dry and wet food, medications, and other supplies for dogs and cats left without owner care. From March 2 to 20, donations will be accepted at volunteer centers across the district. Good Place and the center for the socialization of homeless animals RusDog.

"The 'Feed a Friend' campaign is an opportunity to support homeless animals in the Belgorod region. Last year alone, thanks to caring Muscovites, we donated over 20 tons of essential supplies to shelters. True friendship knows no distance—even if you're in Moscow, you can lend a helping hand and give a pet a chance to find a new home," said Alexander Levit, director of the Mosvolonter resource center.

The event was organized by the resource center Mosvolonter and the regional public organization for the protection of animals RusDog with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund.

What products do cats and dogs need?

Until March 20, you can donate rice, buckwheat, millet, dry and wet food, as well as medical supplies, such as tick and flea drops or collars, hydrogen peroxide, and other items, to animals in Belgorod Oblast shelters. Pets also need cat litter, absorbent pads, and bowls.

Pet supply collection points are located in volunteer district centers. Good PlaceSpecial boxes were installed here, and next to them, a reminder was posted about the kind of help the pets need.

You can deliver the necessary goods on weekdays from 10:00 to 21:00 and on Saturdays from 10:00 to 19:00 to the following addresses:

— Leningradsky Prospekt, Building 5, Building 1 (“Good Place. Central Administrative District”);

— Yasny proezd, building 8, block 1 (“Good place. SVAO”);

— Belomorskaya street, house 16a (“Good place. Neva”);

— Lily of the Valley Street, Building 3 (Good Place. Kurkino);

— Aerodromnaya Street, Building 6 (Good Place. North-West Administrative Okrug);

— Zelenograd, building 145 ("Good place. Zelenograd Administrative Okrug").

Pet supplies are accepted on weekdays from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM at the Dobroe Mesto (Good Place) District Volunteer Center, located at 83 Belovezhskaya Street.

The location of the "Good Places" is presented onwebsite Mosvolonter Resource Center. Their hours may change during holidays.

By prior arrangement, pet supplies can be donated to the collection point at the RusDog center. Contact information is available aton the organization's website.

How to help Moscow's animals

Together with the Mosvolonter resource center, city residents can help Moscow's shelters. Information about trips for the coming weekends is published on the organization's website.

Families with children, "silver" volunteers, and students and schoolchildren often visit the shelters. They walk stray dogs and personally deliver food, beds, leashes, and other supplies.

In the first month of spring, residents and visitors to the capital will be able to join trips to shelters. For example, on March 7, volunteers will head to Wet Nose, Husky Help AndBiozone. Shelters "Home, Annino", Nika You can visit on March 14th. Visit the shelter's residents. The Way Home AndHusky Help scheduled for March 15.

In shelters Home, Balashikha, Biozone AndSolnechnogorsk Guests will be welcomed on March 21st. On March 22nd, concerned Muscovites will be able to meet the center's residents. Wet Nose, as well as shelters Fluffy Friend AndVelesOn March 28, volunteers will visit shelters. Superdog And"Home, Annino".

A free online course on animal volunteering has been posted on the Mosvolonter website. Participants will learn about methods and procedures for helping homeless animals, including organizing food collections, and will also prepare for their first visit to a shelter.

More information about volunteering is available on the resource center website. Mosvolonter, his social media page VKontakte and in Telegram channel.

Organizing volunteer activities and engaging young people in city events is in line with the objectives of the national project. Youth and Children and the federal project We are togetherMore information about national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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Attempts to understand one's place in life and the search for oneself become the main themes of the performances of the Vladimir Mayakovsky Moscow Academic Theatre, subordinate to the capital's Department of CultureThe repertoire includes unusual productions that explore different themes of growing up, choice, love, feelings, and inner freedom. Tickets for all performances are available for purchase through the service. Mosbilet.

Production The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a HatBased on the stories of patients of American neuropsychologist and writer Oliver Sacks, the characters encounter unusual stories of perception and brain function, which the play explores with the help of media technology, exotic musical instruments, and delicate humor as a revelation and the discovery of paths unknown in ordinary life, rather than a digression. Nikita Kobelev's production will run on March 15, April 19, and May 3.

Gabriele: An Italian Comedy— the Russian premiere of a contemporary Italian comedy about five young actors trying to stage a play in a Roman apartment, penniless and jobless, but with endless romantic entanglements. The arrival of a mysterious girl turns their lives into theatrical chaos. The production will run on March 15 and May 17.

On March 17, the Mayakovsky Theatre will also present a sketch of the play. I'm not a robotBased on Ragim Jafarov's first play, written specifically for the theater, the plot centers on neural networks, including internal ones, that control our habits, decisions, and life scenarios. This is the story of three friends stuck in a repetitive routine from which they cannot escape. During an experiment, a neural network is implanted in their consciousness, capable of taking over all their daily tasks. They suddenly confront the question of where the line lies between automatism and free choice, and whether it is possible to regain responsibility for their own lives. Written by Ragim Jafarov. Directed by Oleg Sapiro.

Meeting Anna Karenina: Four Views on an Eternal PlotThe event will take place on March 20th as part of the educational program for the upcoming premiere of "Karenin. Volume Two" and will invite audiences to re-examine Leo Tolstoy's novel through the prism of four perspectives. Led by a moderator, writers, literary scholars, and Tolstoy scholars will discuss the author's original intent and the reactions of his contemporaries, the 19th-century female perspective, and contemporary interpretations. The discussion will address questions of love, selfishness, and personal choice.

In addition, on March 21, April 18 and 25, and May 10, the Mayakovsky Theatre will host a musical performance for children. Word Factory, which will transport audiences to a world where words have value and a fortune is required to compose a sentence. Directed by Olga Lapina, this production is based on the book of the same name by storyteller Agnès de Lestrade, about the power of true feelings that can always find expression, even if the speaker is not particularly wealthy. The production's designer is Marius Jacovskis, and the composer and musical director is Pavel Akimkin.

On March 28, April 10 and 11, and May 11 and 31, the performance Eighth-graderIn the forum theater genre, this production will present the story of eighth-grader Nata, who recently changed schools and is trying to find her place in a new community. The production captures a crisis moment in teenage life and invites the audience to join in the search for a way out in an interactive format: they can pause the action, suggest solutions, and take the stage. A psychologist participates in the discussion, making the performance a safe and meaningful space for conversation. The play was written by Anna Slivko. Directed by Dmitry Krestyankin and Ivan Kurkin. Set design by Alexandra Moshura.

Documentary performance Innovators Created as part of the Studio-Off program, the production will tell the true stories of computer geniuses on March 30, April 13, and May 23, from pioneering programmer Ada Lovelace to the creators of the first computers and entrepreneurs of the digital age.

And on April 11 and May 4 the performance 2007will transform the Mayakovsky Theatre stage on Sretenka Street into a nostalgic rock concert. Dmitry Krestyankin's production immerses you in the era of alternative music and teenage rebellion. Through vibrant performances of hits by bands like Origami, Stigmata, Ocean of My Hope, and others, it unfolds a story of love and freedom that flared in 2007, when the desire to be different and the emotions of breakups became paramount.

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