A game complex in the form of an airplane and rope obstacle courses will be installed in Gvardeysky Park.

Artemida LLC will be engaged in the installation of children's play complexes in Gvardeysky Park. Contractors have already started purchasing all the necessary materials and small architectural forms. 

Children's play elements are equipped on playgrounds with a safe rubber coating. The main focus will be the module in the form of an airplane. The structure, which is more than three meters high, will include slides, ladders, tunnels, and climbing rails.

There will also be safe rope obstacle courses - they can be overcome without insurance and supervision of instructors. There will also be several small outdoor trampolines. Similar ones already exist in other urban public spaces. In addition, new benches and urns will be installed in the same style, as well as lawns will be renovated.

It should be noted that the design of the children's entertainment area in the park was originally planned for next year. However, due to the savings that have arisen after the auction, as well as the clarification of the types of work on other urban facilities, funds have been released that will allow the installation of gaming complexes by this autumn. Experts are currently conducting geodetic surveys for the safe placement of sites. The work will be carried out in parallel with the main landscaping.

This year, the first stage of landscaping is taking place in Gvardeysky Park in preparation for the 400th anniversary of Krasnoyarsk. The main idea of the transformation of this public space is the emphasis on the historical value of the place. After all, it was here that the legendary Siberian volunteer divisions were formed, which went to the Great Patriotic War.​

It is planned to create a place of military-historical themes with sites for patriotic education on the territory. This year, alleys, paths, coverings, lawns are being renovated in the park, new lighting is being made, and entrance groups are being equipped.

Decisions on the placement of memorial sites, the design of patriotic locations, and places for quiet recreation will be implemented at the next stage of landscaping.

The contractors must complete the landscaping and decoration of the children's area by the end of autumn. 

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Svetlana Trushkova, 227-22-62