MILES AXLE Translation. Region: Russian Federation –
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
Sergei Sobyanin launched the project to create a new business center, Yuzhny Port – Tekstilshchiki. It will appear on the site of a former industrial zone, where 18.8 million square meters of real estate will be built.
“Moscow continues to develop actively, and one of the main support points for development is old industrial areas, which amount to thousands of hectares. Based on architectural and urban planning analysis, about six such main development points were selected, which are, in fact, new centers of Moscow. One of them is Pechatniki. The main attention was paid to the fact that here, in addition to a huge number of abandoned industrial zones, there is a powerful development of the transport framework. The Big Circle Line, the Moscow Central Circle, the Moscow High-Speed Diameter passed nearby, new metro stations and railway stations were built. As a result, one of the largest transport hubs was created here. Based on the analysis of the development of this territory, which was done, a concept was adopted to create, perhaps, the largest industrial zone reorganization project in the world – 18 million square meters. Of these, nine million are business construction, new high-tech enterprises, offices, technology parks, and the second half is complex housing construction, starting from Volgogradsky Prospekt and ending with the Moscow River,” the Mayor of Moscow noted.
According to Sergei Sobyanin, one of these main clusters is the special economic zone (SEZ) of Moscow, where enterprises with a total area of half a million square meters have been built. In the coming years, another 700 thousand square meters of industrial buildings will be erected there.
“Yuzhny Port – Tekstilshchiki is one of six new centers of business and public activity that we are creating within the Moscow Ring Road. It will become a place for the concentration of high-tech companies and the development of the automotive industry,” Sergei Sobyanin wrote in his
Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @mos_sobyanin
New centers of economic activity
The key priority of Moscow’s urban development policy has become the formation of new centers of economic activity. This allows for a reduction in excessive pendulum migration, the creation of additional jobs and attractive places for recreation outside the historical center.
For the construction of centers, industrial zones located in close proximity to major transport hubs are actively used: intersections of metro lines, the Moscow Central Circle (MCC) and the Moscow Central Diameters (MCD).
At present, six promising centers located within the Moscow Ring Road can be identified. These are Likhobory – Okruzhnaya, Khoroshevskaya – Shelepikha, Ochakovo – Ryabinovaya, Varshavskaya – Biryulevo, Aviamotornaya – Nizhegorodskaya, Yuzhny Port – Tekstilshchiki.
In particular, the Likhobory-Okruzhnaya center could become a cluster of technological development, Yuzhny Port-Tekstilshchiki could become a place of concentration of high-tech companies and development of the automotive industry, and Ochakovo-Ryabinovaya could become a logistics center.
Business activity centers will be formed in Zelenograd (special economic zone sites) and in TiNAO (Kommunarka, Moskino cinema park, Shcherbinka, Salaryevo and others).
According to preliminary estimates, in the next 15 years (until 2040), at least 60 million square meters of industrial, public, business and other non-residential real estate will be built on the territory of new centers of economic activity, and almost 1.3 million new jobs will be created.
“Yuzhny Port – Tekstilshchiki”
The new economic activity center “Yuzhny Port – Tekstilshchiki” will appear on the basis of the reorganized industrial zone “Yuzhny Port”, which occupies 633 hectares (35 percent) of the Pechatniki district. The natural continuation of the business center will be the production site “Pechatniki” of the special economic zone “Technopolis Moscow”.
In total, it is planned to construct 18.8 million square meters of public, business, industrial and residential buildings on this territory.
Large-scale development of the territory “Yuzhny Port – Tekstilshchiki” became possible thanks to the creation of a powerful transport framework, which included the Dubrovka and Ugreshskaya stations of the Moscow Central Circle, Pechatniki of the Big Circle Line of the metro and the station of the same name of the Second Moscow Central Diameter, as well as the Third Transport Ring, the Moscow High-Speed Diameter and the Kozhukhovsky Bridge across the Moskva River, connecting Pechatniki with the Nagatinsky Zaton district.
In the future, it is planned to build a new station “Yuzhny Port” on the Lyublinsko-Dmitrovskaya metro line and develop the local street and road network, including the reconstruction of Yuzhnoportovaya Street, 1st and 2nd Yuzhnoportovykh Proezds, the construction of a new highway that will connect the Third Transport Ring and Lyublinskaya Street, as well as roads in the new quarters of “Yuzhny Port”.
On the banks of the Moscow River, under the program of integrated development of territories, a marina for yachts, an embankment and a stop for river transport will be built, which will become a center of attraction for residents of not only the district, but the entire city. Along the coastline, in particular in the widest part of the water area, a pontoon pool, sports areas, an amphitheater on the water, a museum, restaurants and cafes with terraces will be located.
Today, residential complexes of the first stage of development and the necessary social infrastructure are being built on the reorganized territory.
Four projects for the integrated development of territories with a total area of about 115 hectares are under development, on which it is planned to build almost two million square meters of housing and about 1.6 million square meters of industrial, public, business and social facilities. Investments in the development of sites are estimated at almost 950 billion rubles. As a result, over 36 thousand jobs will appear.
Active development of the Pechatniki site of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ continues.
About 500 thousand square meters of real estate have been put into operation here to accommodate high-tech production in a wide range of industries. These include mechanical engineering, electric vehicle manufacturing, instrument making, machine tool manufacturing, microelectronics, aerospace, medical technology and other areas. There are 130 high-tech companies operating on the site, creating 7.5 thousand jobs.
By 2030, it is planned to build another 680 thousand square meters of facilities at the SEZ site in Pechatniki to accommodate 70 high-tech enterprises and create 17.5 thousand new jobs. In particular, divisions of such large companies as JSC Transmashholding, JSC MAZ Moskvich, JSC Vane Hydraulic Machines, JSC Hydromash, LLC Lassard, LLC Renera, and others will open here.
Thus, in total, about 1.2 million square meters of modern production space will be built at the Pechatniki site of the Technopolis Moscow SEZ.
Currently, construction is underway on two of the five buildings of the modern public and business complex on Kolomnikova Street. The buildings of different heights with a total area of over 300 thousand square meters will be connected by a pedestrian and exhibition gallery with panoramic windows.
The first building is planned to house offices and R
The second building will house laboratory and office space for current and potential residents of the special economic zone.
Companies will be able to begin operating in these buildings as early as 2025.
The stylobate part of the buildings will house bank branches, shops, cafes, restaurants, public services and other infrastructure facilities. A parking lot for 370 cars will be built on the adjacent territory. Thus, the new public and business complex will become a place of attraction for residents of Pechatniki and neighboring areas.
Construction of the remaining three buildings on Kolomnikova Street is planned to begin in the coming years.
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