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The renovated Yuzhnoye Butovo sports complex has opened in Moscow. It is located at 35 Polyany Street. Sergei Sobyanin announced this on his channel. MAX messengerThe work was carried out as part of the city's program to renovate sports complexes built in previous years.
"The reconstruction of this facility was very important to local residents. They raised this issue at
personal reception of citizens"I conducted the event at the request of the President of Russia. Now, sports activities will be held in the most comfortable conditions possible. Over 2,100 people will be able to attend each day," the Moscow Mayor wrote on his MAX messenger channel.
Source: Sergei Sobyanin's channel inMAX messenger
The two-story, 3,600-square-meter standard sports complex underwent renovations to its roof, utility systems, and swimming pools, including a façade overhaul, replacement glazing, interior finishing, and the installation of modern equipment and furniture.
Swimming pools, courts and fencing tracks
The complex has two modernized swimming pools – a large one (25 by 13.5 meters) and a small one (13.5 by six meters), a gym (134.5 square meters), martial arts (251.1 square meters) and fencing (248.1 square meters) halls, indoor and outdoor tennis courts (over a thousand square meters).
The large pool is equipped with a professional timing system. It instantly displays swim results on a scoreboard.
The martial arts hall now has specialized mats and protective screens on the columns. The fencing hall now has two modern tracks with a puncture detection system.
The indoor court is equipped with a dividing curtain. This allows for the quick deployment of part of the court for futsal training, martial arts, general physical training, or other activities.
In addition, the renovated sports complex has comfortable changing rooms with showers and toilets.
The area around the sports complex has been improved. A workout area for outdoor activities has been created, parking for cars and bicycles has been provided, and benches and ramps for people with disabilities have been installed. New fencing has been installed around the building's perimeter, and lighting has been installed.
From taekwondo to badminton
Sports enthusiasts can once again attend swimming, aqua aerobics, martial arts (taekwondo, judo, sambo), fencing, tennis, badminton, mini-football, fitness, and general physical training classes, including those offered through the city's "Moscow Longevity" program. The renovated sports complex will also offer specialized classes for people with disabilities. Visitors can train independently or rent the sports area for group classes.
"In the near future, training sessions will be organized in synchronized swimming, water polo, squash, beach tennis, boxing, hand-to-hand combat, self-defense for women, and other sports," added Sergei Sobyanin.
Source: Moscow Mayor's channelMAX messenger
Program for the construction of new and renovation of existing sports facilities
Since 2011, 356 sports facilities have been built in Moscow, including 150 sports complexes. By 2027, another 108 sports facilities are planned, including approximately 60 sports complexes, with 47 of these facilities (including the reconstruction of Torpedo Stadium) scheduled for completion in 2026.
In addition, a program to renovate existing sports facilities is being implemented. This includes over 150 sports complexes built in previous years. These are obsolete and in need of technical upgrades. Renovations of 34 facilities have already been completed. Plans call for completion of 20 more sports complexes by 2026.
South Butovo District
Yuzhnoye Butovo is one of Moscow's largest districts, home to over 180,000 people. Its landmarks include the eponymous landscape park, the historic Chernevo estate with its cascade of ponds and the Church of the Nativity of Christ, and a monument to Admiral Fyodor Ushakov. The district is also home to numerous memorials dedicated to the heroes of the Great Patriotic War.
In recent years, much has been done in Yuzhnoye Butovo to improve the quality of life for local residents. Most of the activities were implemented as part of the "My District" program, developed at the initiative of Sergei Sobyanin.
An overground metro line runs here: the Butovo station of the second Moscow Central Diameter (MCD-2) receives passengers.
"The largest road transport project is the construction of the Solntsevo-Butovo-Varshavskoye Shosse highway, which will provide a cross-connection between the New Moscow and South-Western Administrative Okrugs. We are already working on the final section of the highway," the Moscow Mayor noted.
Source: Sergei Sobyanin's channel inMAX messenger
Several sections from Borovskoye Highway to Polyany Street have already been completed. Work continues on the highway to Varshavskoye Highway. In the Varshavskoye Highway area, the Solntsevo-Butovo-Varshavskoye Highway highway will be connected to the Moscow High-Speed Diameter. Construction of a connecting road between the two city highways is nearing completion.
With the commissioning of the Solntsevo-Butovo-Varshavskoe Shosse highway, traffic congestion on the Moscow Ring Road will decrease by approximately 16 percent, and the Varshavskoe and Kaluzhskoe Highways will be relieved by 12-13 percent. Residents of Yuzhnoye Butovo will now be able to quickly reach districts in the north of the capital and make other convenient trips around the city.
Furthermore, in recent years, 20 new ground transportation routes have been launched in the district. More than 200 modern bus shelters have been installed.
Four charging stations are available for electric vehicles as part of the Moscow Energy project, and cyclists can use 64 bicycle parking spaces.
Much attention is also being paid to creating comfortable public spaces. For example, comprehensive improvements have been completed in the area of Buninskaya Alley, Admirala Rudneva Street, with the installation of the "Walk of Glory" memorial, as well as Gorchakova Street, 1st and 2nd Belogorskikh Streets, 1st Melitopolskaya Street, 1st Severodonetskaya Street, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Pavlogradskikh Streets, Aleksinskaya Street, Yuzhnobutovskaya Street, Gorlovskiy Drive, and Projected Drives No. 860, 6131, and 6417. Approximately 170 courtyards have been improved.
In 2026, improvements to the recreation area near Chernevsky Pond are planned to continue, with a capacity of approximately 500 people. Two heated pools will be installed at Beach No. 2 for swimming. A wooden deck with lounge chairs and sun loungers will also be installed along the shore, along with changing rooms with showers, children's playgrounds, sports fields, and a café.
Other improvement projects this year include Novobutovskaya, Ostafyevskaya, Mtsenskaya, Akademika Semenova, and Akademika Pontryagina Streets, as well as Dzhankoysky and Plavsky Proezds. The area around the Butovo MCD-2 station and 35 courtyards will be improved.
Modern educational facilities have been built for the young residents of Yuzhnoye Butovo. These include two kindergartens on Polyany Street, one each on Starokrymskaya Street and Varshavskoye Shosse, schools on Gorchakova and Starokrymskaya Streets, and a primary school block on Admirala Lazareva Street.
Under the "My School" program, reconstruction of School No. 1368, located at 135a Yuzhnobutovskaya Street, is underway. Similar work is planned for Schools No. 1883 "Butovo" on Polyany Street (31a), No. 2009 on Yuzhnobutovskaya Street (76, Building 1), No. 1980 on Chechersky Proyezd (42), and No. 1492 on Admirala Lazareva Street (62, Building 2).
During a major renovation of the outpatient clinics, several clinic buildings were comprehensively renovated. These included:
— branches No. 1 on Skobelevskaya Street (building 2), No. 2 on Bartenevskaya Street (building 61), No. 4 on Yuzhnobutovskaya Street (building 87), No. 6 on Izyumskaya Street (building 37) and No. 7 on 2-ya Melitopolskaya Street (building 13) of Children's Clinic No. 118;
— the main department on Yuzhnobutovskaya Street (building 87), branches No. 1 on Plavskiy Proezd (building 3), No. 2 on Venevskaya Street (building 27), No. 3 on 2-ya Melitopolskaya Street (building 13), No. 4 on Izyumskaya Street (building 37) and No. 6 on Akademika Semenova Street (building 13, building 1) of the consultative and diagnostic polyclinic No. 121.
In 2025, construction of a sports complex on Ostafyevskaya Street in Yuzhnoye Butovo was completed. It includes the "Maximum" sports complex with a swimming pool, ice rink, and gym, as well as non-permanent facilities such as indoor football pitches, tennis courts, and ice rinks.
The district's sports infrastructure was previously expanded with three facilities: tennis courts and badminton courts on Admirala Lazareva Street (building 59), swimming pools on Buninskaya Alley (building 9a) and on Gorchakova Street (building 21).
The Rekord sports complex on Bartenevskaya Street (building 17) and the Yuzhnoye Butovo sports complex on Polyany Street (building 35) have reopened after major renovations. The Meteor ice rink at 23 Chechersky Proezd is currently undergoing major renovations.
In the area, the premises of Library No. 195 on Admiral Ushakov Boulevard (building 11) and Admiral Lazarev Street (building 61) were also renovated.
In Yuzhnoye Butovo there is also a comfortable place for communication, leisure and creativity for the older generation of residents – the district center of Moscow longevity on Venevskaya Street (building 2a).
Residents can purchase fresh farm produce at Moscow's fairs. For example, there's a year-round weekend fair at the intersection of Akademika Semenova and Akademika Pontryagina Streets, as well as an interregional fair on Yuzhnobutovskaya Street (Building 50, Block 4). The festival grounds on Admirala Rudneva Street (Building 8) are also popular.
Implementation of the housing renovation program
In Yuzhnoye Butovo, 18 buildings are included in the renovation program, affecting approximately 2,400 Muscovites. Residents of all buildings included in the current program have now moved or are in the process of doing so.
Six residential complexes have been built and handed over for occupancy in the area at the following addresses: Izyumskaya Street, Building 49, Block 2 and Building 55, Block 1; Krasnolimanskaya Street, Buildings 21 and 29; Chechersky Proezd, Building 28, Buildings 1 and 2 and Building 15.
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