Sobyanin announced the completion of the improvement of four embankments in the center of Moscow

In the center of the capital completed the improvement of Prechistenskaya, Frunze, Novodevichy and Rostov embankments. About the results of the work, the mayor of Moscow Sergey Sobyanin told in his channel in the messenger “Max”.

“Prechistenskaya, Frunze, Novodevichye and Rostov embankments are very popular. There are many places for relaxation, walks, sports, as well as iconic locations, including Luzhniki, Sobyanin wrote.

The program of updating the embankments according to a single standard started about ten years ago. The first was transformed Frunze embankment: sidewalks were expanded here, a bicycle path was laid, wires were removed underground and green spaces were planted. The architects emphasized the features of its appearance.

Later improved Rostov, Novodevichy and Prechistenskaya embankments. Together with neighboring sections, they made up a 19-kilometer pedestrian route - from Taganskaya Street to Moscow City.

This year, asphalt was replaced on four embankments and lighting was modernized, navigation steles and modern stop pavilions were installed. Along the river there were also places to relax with benches and lawns.

Sobyanin recalled that last year the Nagatinskaya, Novodanilovskaya, Danilovskaya, Paveletskaya, Derbenevskaya and Sluzovaya embankments were put in order. They formed a single route with a length of 11.4 kilometers. Since 2011, more than 117 kilometers of embankments have been improved in Moscow.

Earlier, the mayor said that in 2027-2029, 651 billion rubles will be allocated for the creation of a comfortable urban environment and the development of engineering networks, of which 208.7 billion rubles are provided for 2027. The program is aimed at improving the comfort of 13 million Muscovites by developing the infrastructure of districts, improving courtyards and green areas, updating embankments and improving street safety.

In the next three years, the city will continue to update the street network. Work will take place both in old and new remote areas, will affect public spaces and exit highways. In addition, outdated lights will be replaced by energy-efficient LED lamps, landscaping, renewal of the green fund and improvement of water bodies will continue. This should improve the environmental situation and expand opportunities for recreation by the water.

Another area of the program is the accessibility of the urban environment. Courtyards, public spaces and roads will continue to remove obstacles for people with disabilities and people with limited mobility.

In 2027-2029, Moscow also plans to build a number of large educational, health and cultural facilities. Among them is a new complex of the Research Institute of Ambulance named after N.V. Sklifosovsky. It will become the largest medical facility under construction under the city health development program.

In the structure of the children's city clinical hospital of St. Vladimir, the Center for Pediatric Neurorehabilitation and Orthopedics will appear. Sobyanin called it a flagship project along with a multidisciplinary hospital complex opened last year.

On the basis of the ICRC "Hospital 52" build a new multidisciplinary building. According to the mayor, it will expand the capacity of doctors to provide timely and high-quality care, allow for a multidisciplinary approach and ensure the continuity of inpatient and outpatient treatment.

Another major project is the building of the city clinical hospital named after V.P. Demikhov with an area of more than 100 thousand square meters. As Sobyanin specified, its construction will help turn the hospital into one of the leading multidisciplinary medical centers of the capital.