Sobyanin spoke about the completion of the construction of a kindergarten in the north Moscow

A new kindergarten has been built in the Timiryazevsky district of Moscow on Astradamskaya Street. According to Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the garden was built as part of a targeted investment program, and there are residential buildings built under the Renovation Program and Timiryazevsky Park next to it.

The garden, designed for 150 children, has "groups, physical education and music halls, a medical room and a full-cycle food hall," the mayor wrote on his channel in the MAX. The kindergarten building has a landscaped area with playgrounds and sports grounds, trees and shrubs.

The lobby of the building is decorated with decorative wood, the interior of the garden is dominated by calm shades of gray, olive and white colors. "The walls of the rooms are decorated with images of trees, and the walking areas are decorated with fairy tale characters, animals and space, sketches of which were created by a student of the Moscow Art Institute," the mayor added.

According to Sobyanin, a total of 84 educational facilities have been built in the north of Moscow since 2011, and 13 more buildings are under construction.

Earlier in December, the mayor announced the completion of the construction of an educational complex designed for 400 children in the Nizhny Novgorod region of Moscow. The facility was built on the Perovskoye highway. An elementary school is located in one wing of the complex, and a preschool department is located in the second. In the central part of the building there is a food hall with a dining room, a medical center and a media library.

Classrooms, a laboratory and research complex for natural sciences, recreation areas, halls for physical education and events are equipped for schoolchildren. The kindergarten is designed for eight groups with play areas, sleeping and buffet areas, as well as facilities for matinees, music and sports activities.

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