Students of St. Petersburg State University at the CASE-IN championship found a benchmark for the formation of a residential environment and landscapi

The XIV season of the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship, which is held with the support of the Presidential Platform "Russia – the land of Opportunities", has ended.

In the field of Architecture, design, construction and housing and communal services, it was necessary to develop a project for a seven-storey building with underground parking and commercial premises.

The Six Seven team, representing St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, took the third place in this specialization. The team consists of Kirill Besedin, Polina Orlova, Olga Gavrichenkova, Daniel Oksana, Lyubov Belogrivova, Kirill Ivanov and Anna Yarullina.

According to the experts of the championship, the students' project has become a benchmark in terms of the formation of a residential environment and landscaping.

With a total area of more than 44,500 square meters. With 247 apartments, the architects were able to create a cozy ecosystem. The concept includes not only standard playgrounds, but also artificial ponds, pedestrian alleys and specialized dog walking areas. The complex-shaped main building is integrated into a system of "quiet recreation areas", which provides a high level of privacy for residents.

"Our students are particularly proud: the Six Seven team won a bronze medal in a competition with the strongest rivals. I sincerely congratulate the guys and wish them new bright victories and creative successes!" said the Head of the Department of Construction Organization at St. Petersburg State University, Candidate of Technical Sciences Roman Motylev.

The organizers of the CASE-IN championship are the Reliable Change Foundation, the Presidential Platform Russia – the Land of Opportunities, the Non-profit Partnership Youth Forum of Mining Leaders and AstraLogica LLC. The CASE-IN International Engineering Championship is included in the "Science to Win" initiative and the plan for the Decade of Science and Technology, which takes place in Russia in 2022-2031.

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