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The sites of the Moscow Polymetallic Plant, part of TVEL, and Renova Lab have received technology park status. Sergei Sobyanin announced this on his channel.MAX messenger.

The new Moscow Polymetal Plant technology park is located in the southern Moscow district of Moskvorechye-Saburovo at 49 Kashirskoye Highway. The total area of the technology park is 56,700 square meters.

The high-tech platform specializes in the development and production of additive manufacturing products, network and telecommunications equipment, and chemical products and technologies, including for the automotive industry.

The technology park is home to 25 resident companies, employing over 1,300 people. These include:

— JSC Rosatom Chemistry — develops new materials for the automotive industry;

— T-Com LLC — produces telecommunications equipment, including network switches for access, aggregation and core levels;

Rosatom Additive Technologies LLC is a developer and manufacturer of 3D equipment and materials, implementing projects to introduce additive solutions into key sectors of Russian industry.

Plans include strengthening cooperation between resident companies, creating a center for shared equipment use, and enhancing the technology park's interaction with specialized Moscow universities to train engineering and technical personnel.

The Renova Lab technology park is located within the Skolkovo Innovation Center at 11 Sikorsky Street. The total area of the park is 26,800 square meters.

"Renova Lab (Skolkovo) is engaged in applied research in the field of materials science, automation of technological cycles, and experimental design development," the Moscow Mayor noted.

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This helps ensure the production of competitive products with improved performance characteristics.

The technology park is home to 17 resident companies, employing over 200 people. These include:

— OOO Stentex — produces modern coronary stents and balloon catheters for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases;

— Gorizont Coatings LLC — is engaged in the creation of functional and protective coatings for metalworking and mechanical engineering, the development of vacuum deposition technologies, the production of consumables, as well as the maintenance and modernization of coating equipment;

ProTech Lab LLC conducts applied research in the field of mineral processing, develops and implements digital solutions for industry (including artificial intelligence systems), and creates technologies to improve production efficiency.

Plans include opening a production facility for medical devices and components, a pilot production facility based on lactic acid copolymer, and a laboratory for the development of DNA identification technology and next-generation genetic passports within the technology park.

In addition, the companies Svyaz Engineering M (Mosgormash Technopark) and Vacuum Technology Laboratory Plus (Elma Technopark) received the status of anchor resident of the technopark.

Svyaz Engineering M, a company founded in 2005, specializes in the comprehensive implementation of automated and intelligent electricity metering systems. Since its inception, its specialists have manufactured and installed over 50,000 energy metering systems of varying complexity throughout Russia. Specifically, the company's devices are installed at stations that charge the city's river electric vessels on floating docks.

Vacuum Technology Plus Laboratory LLC develops and manufactures vacuum process equipment, including installations for sputtering, PVD, plasma chemistry and electron beam, as well as a wide range of components and units for vacuum systems (trademarks Beams

Currently, 53 technology parks are open in Moscow (including 11 Moscow City priority investment projects for the creation of technology parks). These sites are home to over 2,400 companies (20 organizations have anchor resident status), and over 78,000 jobs have been created.

The status of a technology park or a priority investment project for the creation of a technology park allows for land tax and property tax benefits, as well as reduced land rent. The management company can also take advantage of an investment tax deduction of up to 90 percent of the costs of equipping the site and constructing capital facilities, while applying a reduced 13.5 percent income tax rate for the regional portion. These benefits allow technology parks to reduce their regional tax burden by up to 25 percent.

The technology park's anchor resident status allows the company to take advantage of an investment tax deduction and write off up to 90 percent of its fixed asset investments, applying a reduced 13.5 percent income tax rate in the regional portion.

Technology park residents can also receive grants for equipment installations worth up to 30 million rubles per year. Management companies can also receive subsidies for equipment acquisition and property development, utility connections, and partial reimbursement of lease payments and loan interest.

Since 2016, investment in the development of Moscow technology parks has totaled approximately 182.7 billion rubles. For every ruble in tax incentives, private investment accounts for more than 13.2 rubles.

"The development of the technology park network remains one of the key drivers of growth for Moscow's high-tech economy. The city is attracting investment in the construction of new sites and expanding business opportunities," added Sergei Sobyanin.

You can learn more about how this work is organized, which companies can become residents of technology parks, and what support measures are available to developers and entrepreneurs at II Forum of Technological Infrastructure, which will take place on March 19 and 20 in the Lomonosov cluster of the Vorobyovy Gory Innovation Scientific and Technical Center of Lomonosov Moscow State University.

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Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin and Oleg Baranov, Head of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for Moscow, opened the new building of the Losinoostrovsky District Police Department. They also spoke with Moscow police officers.

"We're opening a second building for the district police department this year. This building, which is several times larger than the previous one, has everything needed for normal, efficient operations, from offices and equipment to a gym, a sports center, and so on. So, I congratulate the staff on their new home. I think they'll be comfortable working here," said Sergei Sobyanin.

He also congratulated workers on the upcoming Defender of the Fatherland Day.

Before moving to its new building, the Losinoostrovsky District Department of Internal Affairs occupied a two-story building at 30 Izumrudnaya Street. The total floor area of the premises was 1,718.8 square meters. This was insufficient for the full-fledged and effective operation of the department, which employs 155 people and serves a district with a population of over 83,000.

Shooting range, garage and duty station

The new district department building, covering 6,000 square meters, is located at 44 Letchika Babushkina Street, approximately a 15-minute walk from the Babushkinskaya metro station. Construction work was completed from March 2024 to January 2026, funded by the capital's budget and funded by the Safe City program.

The building's ventilated façade and base are made of porcelain stoneware. The façade is clad with metal cassettes and artificial stone slabs. The surrounding area is landscaped.

The four-story administrative building (including a technical floor) provides comfortable conditions for police officers to work, study, train, and relax. The department is equipped with modern utility systems, furniture, office equipment, and all necessary facilities.

"The building was constructed according to a custom design. It houses combat and service training areas, including a shooting range, as well as offices for the duty station, investigative department, criminal investigation department, and inquiry department," the Moscow Mayor wrote on his channel.

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Additionally, there are rooms for security and suspect escort teams, logistics support, and other facilities. The building includes a gym with exercise equipment and a wrestling area, as well as a refreshment bar, breakout rooms, and relaxation rooms. A conference room with a modern multimedia system has been installed for operational meetings and other work events.

For the accommodation of official vehicles, there is a garage for six cars and a surface parking lot for 40 cars.

The move to the new building on Letchika Babushkina Street will be completed in February 2026.

Security, openness, and comfort: a new standard for the Metropolitan Police's buildings

The Moscow government provides systematic assistance to the Moscow police in modernizing their equipment and technical resources. Comfortable working conditions are created in the new and renovated buildings of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the City of Moscow. Modern duty stations, offices, laboratories, break rooms, gyms, shooting ranges, cafeterias, and refreshment areas are being installed there. The surrounding area is being landscaped. Modern electronic security, surveillance, and access control systems ensure the safety of employees and visitors.

Since 2010, 31 new Moscow police facilities have been commissioned. These include the police departments for the Western, Southern, and Eastern administrative districts, the Akademichesky, Beskudnikovsky, Golyanovo, Danilovsky, Kotlovka, Losinoostrovsky, Molzhaninovsky, Ochakovo-Matveyevskoye, Rostokino, Severny, Tverskoy, Khovrino, Khoroshevo-Mnevniki, Shcherbinka, Yuzhnoportovy, and Yakimanka districts, as well as the Moskovsky station, the Kommunarsky Inter-Municipal Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, the Canine Service Center, and a complex of administrative buildings on Ryabinovaya Street.

At the same time, a comprehensive reconstruction and improvement program is underway at the facilities of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the city of Moscow. Since 2011, work has been completed on 222 facilities, including:

— 80 buildings of district departments of internal affairs;

– six residential buildings – family dormitories for police officers;

— 91 sports and hockey fields for training and recreation of personnel;

— 45 other departmental objects.

Safe City: On Moscow's Crime Rate

Between 2010 and 2025, the total number of crimes committed in Moscow decreased by 35 percent, from 185,900 to 120,900. Last year, their number decreased by 7.7 percent compared to 2024.

The crime rate per 100,000 people decreased by 48.5 percent—from 1,770 to 911. Murders decreased by more than 3.5 times, burglaries by 64 times, car thefts by almost 47 times, robberies by 13 times, muggings by 20 times, and hooliganism by almost five times. The number of crimes committed in public places decreased more than threefold.

Detailed information about service in the Moscow police is presented inspecial section On the mos.ru portal. Here you can also find out about working conditions, social benefits, candidate requirements, and submit an application. onlineIn addition, the page contains answers to frequently asked questions.

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Moscow is scaling its artificial intelligence developments nationwide. The MosMedII digital platform will provide regions with access to Moscow-based medical image analysis services starting in 2024. The platform already helps doctors analyze around a million images monthly, and the total number of studies performed has reached over 10 million, according to the Moscow City Health Ministry. Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

"Over the past five years, Moscow has accumulated unique experience in artificial intelligence in healthcare. For example, we were the first in the world to launch an experiment integrating computer vision into radiation diagnostics. During this time, the capital tested over 200 algorithms and developed previously unheard-of methods. Two years ago, at the direction of the Russian President, we began scaling this experience to the regions through the MosMedII platform. Today, 74 Russian regions and over 2,000 regional medical organizations have joined the platform. Buryatia has joined the project in test mode," said Anastasia Rakova.

She noted that the flow of tests from the regions by 2025 already exceeded the volume in Moscow threefold. Doctors from across the country analyze approximately one million images each month using the Moscow system.

Moscow provides regions with access to AI services for analyzing mammograms, fluorography, chest X-rays, and computed tomography (CT) scans of the brain and chest organs. All algorithms are registered as medical devices and undergo ongoing quality monitoring.

According to Anastasia Rakova, artificial intelligence isn't a replacement for doctors, but rather a highly accurate assistant, reducing the risk of missing pathologies. A total of 60 services have been piloted in the capital, and organizations across the country are already using 17 of them.

The Krasnodar Krai, Nizhny Novgorod, Voronezh, Chelyabinsk, and Volgograd regions, as well as the Republic of Bashkortostan, hold the leading positions in terms of platform connectivity. Federal medical centers, including the Almazov National Medical Research Center and the Kuban State Medical University, also use MosMedII services.

The platform is being developed and maintained by the Center for Diagnostics and Telemedicine Moscow City Department of Health and the capital Department of Information Technology.

In Moscow, an AI service has begun automatically detecting osteoporosis in the early stages.Sobyanin: Moscow will implement new digital solutions in healthcare

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Library No. 215 invites children aged five and up, as well as mothers and grandmothers, to a program dedicated to International Women's Day, March 8. Guests will learn the history of the holiday and who has traditionally been honored on this day, both historically and today. Children will talk about their mothers, grandmothers, sisters, aunts, and other important women in their lives, how they support them in their daily lives, and will also read poetry. Guests will also explore books on the topic from the library's collection.

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The Moscow Video Game and Animation Cluster at Skolkovo is launching "Cyber Saturdays"—monthly gatherings for developers and game enthusiasts of all ages. The program includes testing new games from cluster residents and tournaments with prizes. The first event will take place on February 21. Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.

"Visitors can look forward to VR quests, expert lectures, and master classes. For example, they'll be able to design a character, learn about the process of creating an open world in video games, and learn about career prospects in the industry," noted Natalia Sergunina.

Guests and hosts of the upcoming Cyber Saturdays include professors from MIREA – Russian Technological University and the School of Design at the National Research University Higher School of Economics, as well as renowned streamers, recruiters, and art directors from major companies. The next meeting is planned for late March.

In April and May, the project will hold open days for students. Participants will learn about the work of the cluster's resident studios.

You can find out more about the events and register atofficial website.

The first stage of the new creative cluster in the Skolkovo innovation center is Moscow Video Game and Animation Cluster— opened in November 2025. It's a unique system for the full cycle of video game and animation development, from idea implementation to product export. The cluster offers all the necessary conditions for creating content of any complexity: motion capture and sound recording studios, a high-definition cinema, an educational lecture hall, an eSports arena, and exhibition spaces. Fifty-two companies have already become residents: 44 video game companies and eight animation companies.

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The city media bank Mosfoto published new photo reportdedicated to eliminating the consequences of the heavy snowfall. Specialists urban economy complex Snow removal is underway throughout the capital. Particular attention has been given to clearing pedestrian areas, sidewalks, approaches to public transport stops, metro and Moscow Central Circle stations, train stations and platforms, and social facilities.

All files are free to download, verified, and legal. They can be posted on social media, instant messaging apps, and in media outlets, and used in presentations, provided the source is cited—foto.mos.ru.

Mosfoto has released footage of the new production at the Malaya Ordynka Theatre.The most striking images from the "Winter in Moscow" project can be found in the Mosfoto media bank.

The creation, development and operation of e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, are consistent with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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Moscow parks, museums, art schools, cultural centers and the Moskino cinema park, under the jurisdiction of the capital Department of Culture, are actively involved in the environmental agenda. At cultural institutions, city residents learn to consume mindfully, as well as sort waste and find new uses for old things.

"Today, our cultural institutions are not only venues for large-scale festivals, exhibitions, and concerts, but also centers for environmental education. For example, in 2025, the I.S. Turgenev Library and Reading Room collected two tons of items for charity. And in Izmailovsky Park, the "Live Ecologically!" campaign for large families was held: Muscovites set a record for collecting recyclable materials—over 1,130 kilograms in one hour," noted the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Moscow Department of Culture.

Alexey Fursin.

We'll tell you about the main environmental initiatives of Moscow's cultural institutions.

Parks: Plogging, Recycling Collection, and Smart Noise Sensors

Moscow parks are actively involved in environmental activities and implement various projects, including those aimed at educating residents. Specialists conduct environmental events, master classes, and workshops.

IN Terletsky forest park You can stroll along a marked nature trail, along which signs provide information about local plants and animals. Workshops on waste separation and recycling, as well as lectures and tours on ecology, are regularly held here. The park also hosts annual cleanup days, events to restore natural vegetation, including endangered species, and campaigns to eradicate invasive plant species (non-native plants that actively reproduce, such as hogweed).

In the museum-reserve Tsaritsyno For several years in a row, the family eco-sports festival "On the Meadow" has been held at the beginning of summer. Here, you can recycle, attend lectures by environmentalists, or plogging—a jogging and trash-picking activity.

In the park Northern Tushino The "Eco-Workshop" and "Young Ecologist" classes are regularly held. Participants learn about recycling, create products from eco-friendly materials, and learn about flora and fauna.

IN Tagansky Park Interactive creative workshops and outdoor activities are available. Through games, competitions, and master classes, children and adults learn to respect nature.

From autumn 2025Gorky Park Innovative equipment for long-term noise monitoring is in operation: five sensors transmit data to the system in real time. It will be further enhanced with artificial intelligence algorithms that will classify noise sources, such as traffic, construction equipment, concerts, and visitor conversations. The project will ultimately produce a noise map and recommendations for managing the park's soundscape.

IN N.E. Bauman Garden For several years now, collection containers for clothing and textiles from the Vtoroe Dykhanie (Second Wind) charity foundation have been installed in the park. Park visitors can donate items for reuse or recycling. This reduces waste and promotes responsible consumption.

Two eco-centers, "Bitsevsky Forest" and "Forest Fairytale," operate within the Bitsevsky Forest. During their classes, children learn about the richness of the local nature and how to interact with animals, and during workshops, they create various items, from keychains to clothing.

Environmental initiatives in Moscow's parks are shaping a new culture of urban recreation, where caring for nature becomes a natural part of everyday life.

Moskino Cinema Park: Eco-Friendly Sets

The world's largest film park for location shooting Moschino The company also contributes to environmental conservation by creating outdoor sets and reusable scenery. Prop artists use readily available materials, primarily wood and metal. From ordinary wooden structures, craftsmen construct medieval castles with doors resembling iron, and using polystyrene foam, diaplast, metaplast, and paint, they transform the frames into centuries-old stones, carved facades, and massive walls.

For the Russian film industry, the experience of creating durable sets is entirely new. The film park's production designers have become pioneers in this field. They continue to explore new technologies, modern materials, and their operating principles.

The base of outdoor filming props is constructed from a metal frame, then covered with a fire-retardant wooden frame. After this, the decor is applied. Prop artists treat the surface with diaplast, metaplast, and sometimes a cement mixture or sand to ensure a secure fit. Yulia Medvedeva, Chief Prop Artist at Moskino Cinema Park

According to her, the outdoor locations are exposed to rain, snow, and sun. To prevent crumbling and peeling, materials with high adhesion are used, meaning they adhere strongly to each other.

In their work, production designers and prop masters use 90 percent domestic materials. Special compounds and mixtures allow for the decoration of objects and additional protection from environmental influences.

All the film park's exterior locations are reusable and offer ample scope for redesign. The artists are constantly improvising as they work, as changes to the set's exterior are necessary during filming for new projects.

Museums: Rooftop Trees and Moscow's Main Eco-Christmas Tree

From 2023 onwardsState Darwin Museum The environmental art and research project "DerevA" is underway. An interactive art space dedicated to the capital's trees has been created on the roof. The project includes creative workshops, tours, themed festivals, and competitions to introduce Moscow's dendroflora. Last year, a series of exhibitions were held on the roof and in the museum's halls. Additionally, an ecological trail has been created on the museum's grounds, featuring the trees featured in the art space.

This year, the museum will introduce a new activity, "Hidden Resources," for children aged nine and up. Participants will explore the materials surrounding them and what happens to them when they are no longer needed. They will learn about the origins of oil, how it is processed, and how to properly dispose of batteries and light bulbs.

This year, numerous educational events are also planned as part of the Pictofauna project and themed nature-themed holidays, such as World Water Day, World Animal Day, and Leshy Day.

K.G. Paustovsky Museum For many years, the parks have been hosting the literary and environmental festival "Summer Days." Its program is designed for families. Guests can enjoy exhibitions, tours, interactive activities, master classes, environmental events, lectures, concerts, and performances.

Since 2021 inMuseum of Moscow You can donate unwanted items, including clothing, home textiles, shoes, and accessories, to the Second Wind Foundation's recycling bin. After sorting, they are sent to the regions as humanitarian aid, while items with defects or unwearable items are recycled. Proceeds from their sale go to social projects, regional charitable events, and foundation support.

Moscow Zoo The zoo also implements various environmental programs. It hosted the opening of the main national eco-Christmas tree. In 2025, it was decorated with approximately 10,000 unique decorations made from recycled materials by children from across the country. And after the New Year, the zoo traditionally holds a collection drive for unsold conifers. Spruce, pine, and fir trees become an environmentally friendly addition to the enclosures and a healthy treat for the zoo's inhabitants.

Cultural centers and children's art schools: healthy eco-habits and a new life for things

Moscow's cultural centers and libraries support the principle of "giving things a second life." For example, at the cultural center "Meridian" The Second Wind Foundation's containers have been installed for collecting clothing, shoes, and home textiles. Items in poor condition are sent for recycling, those in good condition are donated to those in need, and those in excellent condition are sent to the organization's second-hand stores. Similar containers are also located in I.S. Turgenev Library and Reading Room.

Cultural Center Zelenograd The company regularly holds "Eco-Saturdays"—campaigns for the separate collection of recyclable materials. Participants are taught how to distinguish between different types of waste, where to dispose of them, and how they are recycled. Last year, residents of the Zelenograd Administrative District brought waste paper, blister packs, plastic items, batteries, faulty electrical appliances, and more to the collection point. The "eco-harvest" amounted to approximately 270 kilograms.

Cultural Center "Inspiration" Last year, together with the EcoYasenevo district environmental community, we held over 10 recycling collection events for residents. We managed to collect 15 Gazelles and approximately 260 cubic meters of waste. These events continue today, with the participation of district residents and volunteers. These events are not only practical but also educational: volunteers help children and adults understand the importance of eco-friendly habits and share tips on incorporating them into everyday life. Traditionally, in the spring, the Vdokhnovenie cultural center will host "Elektrosbor" (Electric Appliance Collection), a collection event for household electrical appliances for recycling.

Children's art schools also help shape healthy eco-habits in young Muscovites. For example, students and teachers Children's Art School No. 11 Every year, the school participates in the all-Russian "Bumbatla" and the "Save the Forest Together" campaign. In addition, together with specialists from the "Forest Fairytale" eco-center, the school conducts educational events on the careful management of primroses.

IN Class Center Separate waste collection has been organized and smart Greenbin bins have been installed. And in Children's Art School named after I.S. Kozlovsky regularly hold exhibitions of students' work on the topic of caring for nature.

A program of events in city museums, children's art schools, parks, cultural centers, and the Moskino cinema park contributes to the implementation of the goals and objectives of the national project in Moscow. "Family"More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

Connecting Science and Life: How Moscow Ecology Prize Laureates Are Helping Transform the CityResidents were told how to develop healthy environmental habits.Moscow companies are developing innovative solutions for the green economy.More than 125,000 items were recycled using the "Unnecessary Things Removal" service.

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To help drivers during the increasing snowfall in the capital, specialists urban economy complex A truck patrol has been organized on the roads. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Public Works. Petr Biryukov.

"Today, the capital continues to experience extremely challenging weather conditions: heavy snowfall, accompanied by wind gusts of up to 15-17 meters per second. This is leading to blizzards and snowdrifts on the roads, creating difficulties for drivers. Therefore, a decision has been made to deploy tractors and heavy-duty cranes along the Moscow Ring Road and in the New Moscow administrative districts to monitor the descents and ascents and assist in resolving potential emergency situations," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

During snowfall, specialists continuously check the condition of the road network. As precipitation falls, roads are swept and de-iced. This is necessary, among other things, to ensure uninterrupted public transportation and the passage of ambulances and emergency services. Particular attention is paid to highways, sidewalks, approaches to bus stops, and social and transport facilities.

The cleanup effort involves the necessary number of specialized equipment and personnel from municipal services, as well as Moscow's engineering and construction companies. Warming stations and field kitchens have been set up for them.

Muscovites are asked to exercise extreme caution on the roads during snowfall and not to interfere with utility services. In case of emergency, call 101 or 112 or the Moscow hotline of the Ministry of Emergency Situations: 7 495 637-31-01.

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A billiards palace will be built in the Mnevnikovskaya Poima in the northwest of the capital. The building's architectural concept has already been approved, according to the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.

"The Mnevnikovskaya Poima is one of the capital's major development centers. A modern district with diverse infrastructure is being created here. Thanks to the construction of new facilities funded by the city and investors, this area is acquiring a recognizable architectural appearance. In addition to residential areas, embankments, and transport facilities, a large sports cluster is emerging here, each uniquely designed. Last year, an ice rink opened, featuring a canopy shaped like the tip of a skate. Construction of the Alexander Ovechkin International Hockey Academy continues, and plans also include a tennis center and a CSKA sports training center. Another large-scale project, which will be built nearby, will be a billiards palace—it will be shaped like a billiard table. Its area is planned to be 9,800 square meters," said Vladimir Efimov.

The building will be constructed near Terekhovsky Pond. Nearby will be an equestrian center, a multifunctional complex, a residential complex, and other properties, totaling 1.8 million square meters.

White cassettes will be used to finish the facades of the future billiard palace. Glazing will be used to highlight the entrance areas, contrasting with the more enclosed main building blocks.

"The architectural concept for the Billiard Palace in Khoroshevo-Mnevniki has been approved. The complex will feature a smooth shape and a laconic façade design—a repeating geometric pattern of triangles. The windows will be designed as portholes or cubbies, a nod to billiard balls. Backlighting will be implemented using perforated façade panels. This will be achieved using integrated RGB lighting systems with various lighting scenarios," noted the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy.

Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The façade will wrap around above the roof level, creating a decorative screen that will conceal the utility systems located on the roof. The architectural concept was developed by UNK Architects.

Ekaterina SolovievaThe Moscow Government Minister and head of the Department of City Property added that the construction of the Billiards Palace in the Mnevnikovskaya Poima is another large-scale investment project being implemented in Moscow with the support of the city. A 2.37-hectare site has been allocated for this purpose. The lease agreement is for three years—the maximum duration of the project. The new complex will house tables for Russian billiards, pool, snooker, and Chinese eight-ball.

The Terekhovo station of the Big Circle Line metro is located near the future billiard arena. A bridge approximately 200 meters long will also be built here. It will connect the eastern part of the floodplain and Fili Park, and also create a pedestrian connection to the metro station.

Previously about construction in the Mnevnikovskaya floodplain billiards palace Sergei Sobyanin said.

Several educational facilities with a total of 2,600 school and preschool children will also be built on the site. Pedestrian paths, playgrounds, and observation decks will be installed on the two embankments. One will run from building 37e on Nizhniye Mnevniki Street to the beach south of Krylatsky Bridge, and the other will run from the intersection of Nizhniye Mnevniki Street and Proektiruyemy Proezd No. 1166 to the bridge-sail at the beginning of Novozavodskaya Street.

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From February 19th to 22nd, the "Moscow Maslenitsa in Beijing" festival will take place in Chaoyang Park, one of Beijing's largest public spaces. Chinese residents can look forward to a packed program of farewells to winter, Russian style.

The festival features retail pavilions, photo zones, a stage, and areas for workshops and relaxation. The park also features a karaoke bus where you can sing Russian songs in Chinese.

Visitors will be able to try their hand at doll-making, spoon painting, decorative weaving, and applying makeup with a "winter glow." Guests have already been drawn to vibrant art objects such as a mill, mirror, samovar, and matryoshka doll. The centerpiece is the interactive photo zone "Moscow Estate," evoking the atmosphere of a traditional Russian farmstead.

The site also features a Moscow tourist center, where you can take a VR tour of the Russian capital's streets and learn all about it from experts.

The culinary program received special attention. Guests can sample pancakes with various fillings, pirozhki (pirozhki), pelmeni (dumplings), and hot drinks. Folk songs, choreographed numbers, and interactive performances will be performed on stage. The Moscow Cossack Choir and the Russian song ensemble "Razgulyai" will also perform.

"Moscow Maslenitsa in Beijing" continues the cultural dialogue between the two capitals. Simultaneously, from February 16 to March 1, Moscow hosts the "Chinese New Year in Moscow" festival. Guests are invited to try Peking duck, while in Beijing, they can enjoy Russian pancakes.

Both holidays are united not only by cultural exchange, but also by the theme of longevity. In the Russian capital, project participants Moscow Longevity They are introduced to Tai Chi Chuan gymnastics, and in Beijing they themselves act as mentors, conducting dance master classes and introducing folk music and Russian traditions.

A detailed schedule of the Chinese New Year in Moscow festival can be found on the service RusspassThe event is organized by the Moscow Government with the support of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Russia.

Dragons, calligraphy, and wushu master classes: How Moscow will celebrate Chinese New YearChinese New Year in Moscow and Moscow Maslenitsa in Beijing will take place in February.

Moscow City Tourism Committee The project is creating a sustainable brand for the capital as a major tourist destination not only in Russia but also internationally. The city's most frequent visitors come from China, India, the CIS, and the Middle East. To strengthen its international ties, the Russian capital organizes business missions, showcases its tourism potential at industry exhibitions, and creates projects and hosts events aimed at international tourists, such as the "Chinese New Year in Moscow" festival.

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