Park Forum participants visited the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye
Participants of the Park Forum held in Vladivostok — experts, government representatives, architects and developers — visited the Primorye branch of the National Centre RUSSIA. The guests explored the new, unique urban space and shared their impressions.
"The Centre is excellent, with lots of dynamic elements. The main thing here is the interactivity — everything can be touched and experienced firsthand. We were all fascinated. Even though our delegation consists of professionals and business owners, we were as curious as children to try everything and understand the development of technology and the region as a whole," shared Lilia Gizatullina, Director of the Department for Realisation of the Socio-Economic Potential of Prospective Territories at the Primorye Region Investment Agency.
Alexander Sidorenko, founder of the Raduzhny Comprehensive Territory Development Project in Ussuriysk, noted the unique location of the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye — on the Sportivnaya Embankment, the city’s sea facade.
"I liked the format of modern digital storytelling and the combination of the region’s history, its present and its vision for the future. Fortunately, today’s technology makes this possible, creating such a coherent picture. Even for me — someone born and raised in Primorye, who knows it well — it was interesting to recall some things and look ahead. It’s impressive that such a facility was created in such a short time. This Centre has undoubtedly become a bright landmark on the region’s map," said Alexander Sidorenko.
The Park Forum on urban improvement and the business mission of Russia’s main park community in the Far Eastern Federal District are being held in Vladivostok from 14 to 16 October. The main goal of the events is to exchange best practices in creating a comfortable urban environment.
The Forum brings together leading Russian park industry experts, representatives of federal authorities and nationwide professional associations, heads of municipalities, directors of park institutions, architects, developers, and Russian manufacturers of machinery, equipment and materials for urban development.
The guests are visiting public spaces in Primorye that have been improved under the national project "Infrastructure for Life" and the all-Russian competition for the best projects to create a comfortable urban environment.
The milestone visitor was Tatyana, a resident of Vladivostok, who came for a guided tour with her daughter and mother.
The event introduced attendees to the culture of the indigenous peoples of the Far East.
