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Renewal: how many new hotels will be built in Moscow
Renewal: how many new hotels will be built in Moscow The PROSPECTA team carried out a study of territories included in the Moscow housing renewal program. Company experts analyzed more than 300 land plots to identify optimal sites for new hotels on these territories
The study identified 24 prospective locations for hotel complexes. The PROSPECTA analysts found 10 sites that are well suited for the construction of 12 hotels, while another 14 sites meet all the criteria for hotel developments but need further analysis to determine optimal market niche, services and functions of the future hotels.
Room numbers at the recommended hotels vary from 1400 to 1900.
Room numbers at the recommended hotels vary from 1400 to 1900.
Room numbers at the recommended hotels vary from 1400 to 1900.
The hotel analysis is a continuation of PROSPECTA's work for the Moscow housing renewal competition, focused on the creation of a healthy, sustainable and balanced urban environment. Experts believe that the urban renewal plans should include a broad mix of functionalities, including hotels.
The Moscow Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning announced the renewal contest in April 2017. 277 companies (some of them in consortia) were admitted to the competition, 20 entries were short-listed and there were 5 winners, including PROSPECTA and its consortium partners, Asadov Architects Bureau and ENGEX, which presented a project for housing renewal in Golovinsky District in the north of Moscow.
The long-term plan of the Moscow city government is to demolish and replace 5144 apartment blocks in the city by 2032.
The Moscow Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning announced the renewal contest in April 2017. 277 companies (some of them in consortia) were admitted to the competition, 20 entries were short-listed and there were 5 winners, including PROSPECTA and its consortium partners, Asadov Architects Bureau and ENGEX, which presented a project for housing renewal in Golovinsky District in the north of Moscow.
The long-term plan of the Moscow city government is to demolish and replace 5144 apartment blocks in the city by 2032.
June 5, 2018