Project planning district on the Crimean shaft decided to change

[Евгений]

As a result of public hearings in February, decided to amend the draft plan district, the territory of which the building is located CHA and the State Tretyakov Gallery and Park Museon. This RIA Novosti news agency reported, citing the statement of the chief architect of Moscow Alexander Kuzmin.
Living Area Yakimanka and working in the area citizens who participated in public hearings, sharply criticized the proposed Moscomarchitecture option. "At the hearing on statements" for "almost was not. The message was" do not touch ", but there were comments and suggestions to make changes to the draft," - said Kuzmin.

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It was initially planned to construct two new buildings for the Confederation of Unions of Artists and the Tretyakov Gallery, which now occupies the building of the Central House of Artists: the new building of the Tretyakov Gallery was positioned parallel to the Garden Ring, a building for artists - at right angles. The project is also intended commercial building, a device for building underground parking, as well as the reorganization of the park "Museon.

The hearing in particular, suggested that separate the CHA from the State Tretyakov Gallery, which presented the project adjacent to each other, forming the letter "G", and move the building farther from the road and abandon the construction of underground garages beneath them.

"My opinion - the project should be changed. We need to hold a competition, based on parameters the possibility of building a given territory", - said the chief architect, adding that after making changes to the project planning area will again be put up for public hearings.

Recall that earlier criticism of the draft made public interest group that published in the agency's site Gif.Ru open letter. The authors appealed to Muscovites to call to vote against the draft area development on the Crimean shaft. Outstanding activists pointed to several shortcomings of the project and expressed the view that the opportunity to vote should be given not only to residents and employees of the district Yakimanka, and all residents of the capital.