Multifunctional sports complex to be built in Kronstadt

A multifunctional sports complex will be built in Kronstadt. The building will be erected on the 20th section of the Citadel highway.

The plan of the complex was approved by the Committee on Urban Planning and Architecture of St. Petersburg. The building will be integrated into the appearance of the coastline of the Gulf of Finland and stylistically linked to the Museum of Naval Glory of Russia. To do this, architects use the techniques of "broken roofs". The building will have large-scale facade glazing.

As he writes 78.ru With reference to the agency, the asymmetry of the shapes is emphasized by lamellas, perforations, facade panels and lighting. A canopy with a media facade will appear above the main entrance, where videos about sports and space will be shown. Special attention will be paid to evening lighting.

The complex will house gyms and an ice arena for figure skating and hockey. The stands will have a total capacity of 400 seats. In addition, the complex will include halls for physical therapy, acrobatics and choreography, as well as a medical and rehabilitation center. The building will house a cafe, buffet and recreation areas.

Benches will be installed on the territory of the complex, flower beds will be laid out, a parking lot, a zone for bicycles and scooters will be built, and a charging station for electric vehicles will be equipped.

On May 13, the Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, announced that the government of St. Petersburg supports the construction of new skyscrapers in Lakhta, which forms the basis for the development of the city as a megalopolis of the 21st century. He added that these buildings would not interfere with the historical appearance of the city and would not contradict the objectives of preserving the city's status as a World Heritage Site. Beglov also said that the construction project has been checked for compliance with security legislation and two new towers, Lakhta-2 and Lakhta-3, will complement the already built skyscraper.