The right-bank embankment of the Yenisei River, being implemented as a complex public and recreational space, was designed by a consortium of five architectural studios. The territory was divided by the authors into several thematic and environmental zones, which were developed by different studios.
For the third stage, our team worked on the project for further development of the territory of relaxation and activation of dialogue with nature, which has already been implemented in the second phase of construction.
A beach area has been landscaped on this site, consisting of a solarium and a beach volleyball and badminton area. In the upper part of the trapezoidal section, there is a canopy from a structural system on a wide stone terrace. At the third stage of the improvement of the embankment, a glass pavilion will appear here, structured into a shell system of the canopy. It will house a summer cafe with soft drinks and coffee and rentals of bicycles, rollerblades, and skateboards, as well as equipment that provides recreation on the water. In winter, the rental room will be used as a warm room for the cafe.
Also at this stage of improvement, it is planned to implement a number of objects on this site. The project provides for a water-landscape park along the coastline. Plants planted at the junction of water and the coastal strip are resistant to the changing level of the Yenisei, remaining viable during flooding; they are also biological water purifiers. A water floating path, small islands connected by a wooden bridge, and coastal terraces build a coastal and above-water walking route, accompanied by clear water, morning fogs, and the sounds of splashing fish. The space of the territory, its objects, and its communications form an event scenario where unobtrusive activity and comfortable relaxation make it possible to hear, see, and feel the light, smells, and voices of nature.
Year of project: 2021
Location: Krasnoyarsk, Right-bank waterfront
Project team of the part:
OOO ADM (OOO Architecture Design Modeling)
Author, chief architect: Alexey Myakota
Co-author, architect: Lidiia Gribakina
Chief engineer: Elena Elizarova
