Future builders of the Novosibirsk region – in the final of the Autumn Cup

Future builders from 8 regions of Russia became finalists of the Autumn Cup The International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN", which is supported by the presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities". Students of construction universities, including representatives of NGASU (Sibstrin), have developed plans for the implementation of investment and construction projects in the field of tourism, which will now be presented to the industry community in Moscow.

 "This year, at the initiative of the Federal State Budgetary Institution Rosstroycontrol, we launched the Construction direction, and 93 teams took part in it: these are students from 38 universities in 25 cities of Russia, as well as from the Republic of Belarus., – says the founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the CASE-IN championship Artem Korolev, – The guys have developed investment and construction projects in the field of tourism in 15 days."

The contestants created projects of various tourist infrastructure facilities of their choice – recreation centers, camp sites, recreation centers, eco-hotels, glamping, etc. According to the assignment, each project must take into account the possibility of scaling to the regions of Russia in the planning horizon until 2030.

According to the experts, 16 teams advanced to the semi-finals of the Construction field, while only 10 student teams from the universities of Astrakhan, Belgorod, Yekaterinburg, Kaliningrad, Nizhny Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Moscow and St. Petersburg became finalists.

The Monolith team of Novosibirsk State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering (Sibstrin) is among the finalists. Students Vladimir Korotkov (ICIT), Oleg Dmitriev (ICIT), Alyona Kerman (ICIT) and Lev Kerman (IS) have developed the concept of a network of tourist and recreational complexes that repeat the Great Tea Way.

"Low capital costs and the use of modular structures will allow the project to be scaled anywhere in Russia, including its location in specially protected natural areas due to low anthropogenic load", – this is the captain of the team Lev Kerman.

The authors of the concept emphasize that their project combines familiarity with specially protected natural areas and active recreation for different audiences, regardless of interests and degree of physical fitness. The project is aimed at tourists from "home" regions and international tourists, mainly from China and Mongolia.

"Our project is a realistic view of the development of ecotourism in Russia with adequate financial indicators," says Lev Kerman, "we have carefully considered all aspects, paying special attention to the presentation design and financial calculations.".

At the finals in Moscow, students intend to study the projects of other teams and integrate into the professional environment with their future colleagues.

"The championship turned out to be a severe test for our skills, a kind of shake-up of our hard skills, – Leo Kerman admits, – Everything we've learned and done over the last five years had to be packed into a 5-minute presentation and prepared in 2 weeks. We had to learn skills on the go that none of us had, such as architectural presentation and layout of vector infographics."

The final of the Autumn Cup will be held on December 15 in Moscow. Youth teams will present their solutions to the industry community and compete for the main prizes of the season.

Champions and prize-winners of the "Construction" direction of the Student League will be able to enroll on preferential terms to partner universities of the championship for master's and postgraduate programs, as well as internships and internships in industry companies with the possibility of further employment.

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