The “South Port: the largest project of Moscow redevelopment” round table was held

The annual ARCH MOSCOW International Exhibition of Architecture and Design continues in Moscow.

During the exhibition, the “South Port: the largest redevelopment project in Moscow” round table discussion was held. Level Group, FORMA, AEON Development, Ferro-Stroy and KORTROS for the first time introduced a new association, the Association of South Port Developers.

The event was attended by:

• Maksim Kandybaylo, head of the Strategic Projects Department of the Moscow Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning;
• Aleksey Mityaev, deputy head of the Department of Transport and Road Infrastructure Development of the city;
• Evgeny Mikhaylenko, dean of the Faculty of Urban and Regional Development, National Research University Higher School of Economics;
• Artem Dedkov, first deputy director and chief architect of GUP GlavAPU, Committee on Architecture and Urban Planning of the city of Moscow;
• Grigory Vaulin, chairman of the Board of Directors of Ferro-Stroy;
• Artem Okhmat, perspective project manager of Level Group;
• Aleksey Fokin, deputy director of development for FORMA;
• Dmitry Zheleznov, commercial director of KORTROS-Moscow.

Moderator – Co-founder and Development director of the International Urban Laboratory Sergei Georgievskii.

Organizers: Pravila Obscheniya Communications Agency, International Urban Laboratory CENTER Lab.

The experts discussed the strategic plans for the development of the South Port area, and the prospects for providing the area with transport and social infrastructure.

Leading development companies have turned their attention to south-east Moscow. Here, in redeveloped industrial areas, a new city center is emerging with unique scenarios for use of the bank line with access to the widest point of the Moskva River.

One of the key South Port redevelopment projects is the creation of a new transport hub, which will improve the transport accessibility of the area. Infrastructure is also being improved, and new jobs are being created.

In the near future, construction of new residential complexes and commercial real estate that meet modern standards and market requirements will begin.

Consolidation of the developers’ efforts will help build a dialogue with the city and give Pechatniki District a new resonance.

Photos: Press Service of the South Port Association of Developers.