New project of independence square

New project of independence square

Dear countrymen, especially for the 30th anniversary of independence, I present to your attention the project of the updated square of our city-Tauelsizdik Square.

Tauelsizdik square is a continuation of the old city square and consists of 3 functional zones, each of which has its own characteristics.

At the top is the main stage, which makes the square a great place for large citywide events. The order will be monitored by security directly from a special service room located nearby. For the convenience of guests, there is provision for transport and Parking for cars with 60 Parking spaces.

The second functional zone is the main one. A dry pedestrian fountain is located in the center, and pergolas with benches and led swings are located on the sides, where you can relax while children frolic around the fountain. The territory is also equipped with a large number of benches where you can gather a company or make a date.

The third functional area is equipped with an amphitheater, which will serve as a free cinema hall for guests of the square in summer. There is also a play area for children: a sandbox, led swings and various areas for games and entertainment.

A distinctive feature of the Tauelsizdik Square will be its lighting. It is organized in such a way that in the evenings the square will play with bright colors: the fountain, benches, swings, as well as small architectural forms will be highlighted. Thanks to a well-thought-out irrigation system, the square will become home to poplars, elms, jigids and lawns, and rosehip bushes will serve as a hedge.

In summer, drinking fountains and a public toilet with a cabin designed for people with disabilities will function on the square.
The old part of the city square, which will also be reconstructed and updated for the Independence anniversary, will not remain without attention.

Exchanging opinions with citizens on the improvement of individual objects, I remember one very good remark - the object of improvement should not be a place where we come a few days a year on holidays.